DaSHacka

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by DaSHacka 6mo ago
Never expected to see S;G on HN, can't believe I've never come across this before either. Many thanks, OP
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by DaSHacka 6mo ago
fittingly ironic typo
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
"No one goes there, it's too crowded" type energy
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Why would he, when he wasn't director of the FBI then?
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Thanks for your input
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Wouldn't this have the opposite effect? Seems to play right into their hands that they need mass surveillance for "" safety"" reasons
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Explore various countries around the world and you'll see the idea of a quiet, peaceful, train ride is very much culturally dependent. Some places and cultures just have different norms. Take a wild guess what happens when you allow an
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Neat, I've used lego ( https://github.com/go-acme/lego ) but will certainly have to give uacme a look, love me a simple ACME client. acme.sh was too garish for my liking, even as a guy that likes his fair share of s
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Surprised no one responded to the 7th comment in that linked email thread, the author brought up a good point about making progress without using any disassembled windows binaries.
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Considering the site itself is an illegal archive of websites, I think its obvious most of us don't treat what's 'legal' as a guide to whats 'moral'.
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
I would say both parties are complicit at this point. Keep in mind Epstein died in 2017. We had two GOP terms and one Democrat term from then to now. With what we know from the files that have been released thus far (and how obviously the w
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
You'd have a more convincing argument if you argued for a passenger with Tourette's or something. Bodily functions are obviously different from watching a movie at full volume, because there's never a situation where you woul
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Lol was wondering how long I would have to scroll before someone pointed out the obvious. People talking about the "collapse of the societal contract", like I wonder how that happened....
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Tunneling all my traffic through someone else's machine is not the same as encrypting the communication between me and the destination website.
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Depends on the VPN, I remember Nord had a private p2p network that allowed users of their VPN service to communicate directly with each other without exposing their p2p services to the greater internet. Granted, its been a lomg time since I
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
The same could be said about posting anything publicly though, including our comments.
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Is that what I said? Or did I merely bring up that (I think) there's a thread about you on that site? I didn't exactly say they're a reputable source of information, but they certainly are known to glom onto internet "&q
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
This is true, but I was on the School's IT in HS and they were much easier to repair. Things like the keyboard caps were a constant pain point, but they were durable little devices and 30 minutes as all it took to fix the worst of issu
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
So any criticism is "bullying" and you're justified in brigading threads to silence it? Many of the people with minor criticisms even use the project (such as myself), and going full nuclear to silence any dissidents is rarel
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
I already have, that's why I don't use them lol
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Lol it is a T480, so maybe there's some truth to that ;)
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Is it? https://thewolfgroup.com/blog/executive-order-us-professiona...
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Did they not? Seems like they're still quite popular, and I knew people in HS (for reference, late 2010s to early '20s) that were big into the band. Additionally, looking at Google Trends[0], it seems they peaked in 21st-century o
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
sadly many such cases, I think some are just predisposed to it more than others
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
Pretty sure it is, however, the reverse is actually illegal (for US citizens to provide professional services to anyone residing in Russia) as of like 2022-ish
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
More fun than GP lol
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
The majority of people have a use case more demanding than having one open Hacker News tab and doing everything in the terminal with vi and minimal shell scripts. I'm definitely pretty squarely on the other end of the spectrum, but eve
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
My old Highschool, as well as many other schools I've seen since, mandate Chromebooks. I think it tends to be the more well-off schools with the iPads, the chromebooks are definitely a lot cheaper over the long run for the district.
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by DaSHacka 7mo ago
It's a little ironic Daniel rails on and on about how he's being targeted in a mass-harassment conspiracy against him and the project (usually by "the CalyxOS community", or his old CopperheadOS business partner guy), th
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by DaSHacka 8mo ago
Don't you know enforcing whats best for your citizens clearly erodes trust? Just keep selling off your future for short term gains! Anything else is heckin problematic :(

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