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maybe just.. don't use gmail? if it happens twice then that should tell them something
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Cyriak would be proud
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a strong contender for best headline of the year
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others use HN "viewers" all the links always appear plaintext for me
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These Cats Do Not Exist
(thesecatsdonotexist.com)
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COOK / could be an HTTP action for a smart oven ..or meth lab
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>what we really need is a kind stream of data and requests that your own requests are simply merged into having a wife and kids helps with this. or any shared wifi with a guaranteed shitstream for your tunnel to wade through
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it's a shame. really don't understand the thinking behind it. it's easy for them to detect and ban shared accounts, but it's also easy enough to rip a decrypted stream, even if it is only at 1x rate. not sure why they bo
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thanks for the info
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are each of those tied to their implementors? or can they be used on any supported OS and hardware like widevine can?
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if asked specifically by a proven Windows client with VBS and secure boot enabled? or could the same method be implemented on any OS?
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in the UK there is a manufacturer called Cello who make non-smart variants of their smart TVs. I got their 50" 4K dumb tv for around £250
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that's interesting. I wonder how Netflix detects that. would it be as simple as using an Edge user agent, or more complex using the Edge browser engine with embedded DRM keys
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you don't need programming skills to self-host. most hosts offer one-click website options for e.g. wordpress
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how is slamming the lady in an HN comment any different? have you peer reviewed or criticised her in a professional manner? talk about hypocrisy
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>The only pleasure I can imagine being derived from such games is the trickle of dopamine that comes from winning and the schadenfreude that comes from seeing a snake devour your opponent, which in my considered opinion is setting childr
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pretty sure such a tool made HN front page a few months ago
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>former cult member attention acquired. please proceed
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unfortunately not this gem https://etherpad.fileplanet.com
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in British English. the former perhaps intended the variant (or American) dieresis still, neither are diuresis , which nobody wants
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okay
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this implies we should still be using the web like we did in the 90s. evolution happens in stages and is never perfect nor free from error
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torrenting linux isos
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working here. latest chrome, android 12
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>VPS provider that disallows things like VPN endpoints this can't exactly be policed
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>get rid of some of the more bizarre this may have been a case for their introduction in the first place
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that cannot be true. I think you meant john+doe edit: wow. goodbye gmail "if your email is johnsmith@gmail.com, you own all dotted versions of your address: john.smith@gmail.com jo.hn.sm.ith@gmail.com j.o.h.n.s.m.i.t.h@gmail.com"
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boob ^1 /buːb/ INFORMAL noun 1. BRITISH an embarrassing mistake. "the boob was spotted by a security expert at the show" 2. NORTH AMERICAN a foolish or stupid person. "why was that boob given a key investigation?&qu
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are you an evil hypnotist?
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>those soups from that kitchen all taste the same this got me thinking - the photos of the store fronts are basically garages, with few or no tables and chairs, and few or no delivery vehicles. you'd expect in a massive city with 24
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