ChrisAntaki

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   by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

   Might just be "incidental collection". https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/758637-lesson-4-job-...
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   by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

   Looking forward to 2-factor authentication in npm! For what it's worth, I find Google Authenticator offers a user better experience than text message based MFA.
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   by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

   Personally, I liked the music. Maybe the music could be optional. Might be a cool feature to add, if there's time.
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   Florida Disney IT Worker Details Humiliation of Training Foreign Replacement(youtube.com)

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   by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

   I would love an async/await feature. Though generators have been added, and they are currently optimization killers in V8: https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/wiki/Optimization-k...
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   by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

   Corporations can sue you, whereas governments can do a lot more.
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   by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

   That's a great change!
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   by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

   What you are describing is inevitable, unless we fight for better laws in America. For instance, accessing email older than 180 days currently doesn't require a warrant. I helped Demand Progress build a website to promote a fix, the Em
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   by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

   > How about the security issue with WebRTC where the browser leaks the IP address Yes, even if the user is behind a VPN, WebRTC will expose their ISP-given public IP. Luckily Firefox allows WebRTC to be disabled. Recently they added a ne
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Thanks for the heads up on Rand Paul's campaign. I liked hearing his POV in the debates.
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    My comment was actually referring to Bernie Sanders. You're right though, Rand Paul did a lot to fight the "Freedom" Act.
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Net neutrality is an important issue for many posters on Hacker News.
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Bernie Sanders actually, check out the links.
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    > A principled president would have owned up to the misconduct and taken steps to regain the public trust. A principled president would be ashamed of the chilling effect on journalists. There were only two Senators who voted against the
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Bernie Sanders wants to break up the banks that took bailout money, creating smaller banks that are no longer "too big to fail." What are people's thoughts on this proposal?
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Is there a definitive list somewhere? If there was, a boycott could be organized.
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    > This way people will actually switch. Programmers won't change without being forced. Nobody likes being forced though. I think that attitude, which is condescending by its nature, is what has been turning people away from Python,
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Could you send a source? I'm seeing this [1]: > Michael Briggs, a Sanders campaign spokesman, told ABC News that the “vendor who runs the DNC's voter file program continues to make serious errors” and that the “the firewall be
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Interesting article, though it left out some context. The Sanders campaign tried to report this issue months ago [1]. Nathaniel Pearlman, the founder of NGP, now NGP VAN, was CTO of Hillary's 2008 run for president [2]. Debbie Wasserma
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Has he taken a stance against net neutrality recently ? He seems to have taken a stance around 2007 that regulation might be detrimental to innovation. I'd be interested to hear his thoughts on the FCC's 2014 ruling, and if he
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Rand Paul is actually fighting against net neutrality http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-internet-neutrality-id...
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    "Remove Debbie Wasserman Schultz as DNC Chair" http://petitions.moveon.org/sign/remove-debbie-wasserman?sou... 40,491 signatures so far
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Bernie Sanders and Tammy Baldwin are pretty consistent when it comes to supporting privacy and the internet. They were actually the only two Senators who voted against the "Freedom" Act [1] who also supported net neutrality [2].
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    > I understand mobile support for iOS/Android only. I don't understand Chrome as a platform > Mobile numbers.. Why? Pidgin + OTR works on Linux, and doesn't relate to mobile numbers or Chrome at all. This might be a bet
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    And they generated a hefty amount of "terror debt" along the way.
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Lessig and Nader are so different though. Lessig is being perhaps overly cautious, and bailing after the Democratic Party changed the rules and excluded him from the debates (boo). Nader stayed in the 2000 race until the end, even campaigni
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Nader even concentrated on states where Bush and Gore were neck-and-neck. > A first, eloquent protest came 10 days ago from a group of a dozen former 'Nader's Raiders,' who asserted that their former mentor had broken a pr
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Also the IRC/XMPP bridge has to be specifically enabled by a team admin. After this, the bridge can be disabled at any time by team admins. https://slack.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201727913-Connec...
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    > Let's all jump on the bandwagon of another closed-source, proprietary, walled-garden service and hand over all of our private intra-company communications to a private third-party in another country. GREAT IDEA. Well said, I chuck
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    by ChrisAntaki 11y ago

    Agreed - I think this article is highlighting monetary investment, since that was a metric the telecom industry claimed Title II net neutrality would reduce.