DaSHacka

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by DaSHacka 5mo ago
This other comment ITT has a good explanation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48181033 The TLDR is a Minecraft server with ""no"" rules, where hacked clients, item dupes, and griefing are allowed.
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by DaSHacka 5mo ago
home to the dastardly popbob, minecraft's most notorious troll
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AI companies are more than aware of those telltale signs by now though
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The quiet renovation at Bitwarden(blog.ppb1701.com)
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by DaSHacka 5mo ago
Do you have a source for this?
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And, arguably more importantly, from the service you're using.
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Well, we kind of can, given that "SSL added and removed here :-)" was a pretty explicit workaround to the issue of encrypted communications in Google's infrastructure, just not between sites (IIRC). Either way, if they were d
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Because no company has ever broken the law before
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Care to explain why?
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...or the massive swath of 95% of students with degrees they already decline? [0] [0] https://mitadmissions.org/apply/process/stats/
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Is open research a weapon? I think there are many more things the US spends its money on that could be argued to be weapons, much more convincingly than publicly accessible research.
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by DaSHacka 5mo ago
Exactly this, it's hilarious seeing the reasoning ITT and elsewhere that we need unlimited foreign immigration to possibly keep stride with China, a country with extremely strict immigration opportunities and as a result, much better c
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My university apparently doesn't have one either, just a "graduate student government"
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Ironic, considering that this whole project is built upon stealing the design of Windows 7
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The massive discord servers have a culture that is no different than any other social media
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The pillaging will continue until quarterly earnings improve
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And the worst part is installing one pulls like 50 bazillion others because of how dysfunctional the ecosystem is
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More than just two levels for sudo, the Linux permission model is completely broken for this very reason. (Also see: https://xkcd.com/1200/ ) Honestly, the Android approach is significantly better. (and for that, see Mi
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by DaSHacka 5mo ago
> Blissfully unaware that meetings and emails are how big organizations function. I don't know, I've seen more big organizations that have a dysfunctional amount of middle management and "meetings about meetings" than
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You honestly don't wanna know If my peers are any indication, a whole lot of TikTok, Reels, Twitter, Discord, and other such mind-numbing platforms. The types of platforms I would consider 'substantive' (or, at least, more su
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by DaSHacka 5mo ago
Exactly this, when was the last time a HN user had to interact with the prototypical 60-year-old set-in-their-ways professor? Extremely non-tech savvy, hates computers, and is gonna grumble "What the hell is a PGP? Better not be anothe
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Possibly because they haven't released the data yet? I'm honestly surprised more people aren't talking about this.
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There's also systemd-boot, which seems to be getting more popular. https://systemd.io/BOOT/
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TF2 has over 30,000 active players right now though.. https://steamdb.info/app/440/charts/
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Not like it ever stopped the crypto industry before, if we're being honest
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Never expected to see the Critical Drinker mentioned on HN. I find myself agreeing with the majority of points he brings up in his videos, but I suspect the majority on HN would disagree with him. I'll be curious to see if others chime
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Doesn't seem ironic at all, when the website (as nearly all are) is fundamentally dependent on a technical stack invented by the United States government to be accessed.
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This has always been the case all throughout modern history though The elites always want cheaper labor, while the existing domestic workforce usually opposes such measures (as it obviously devalues their labor)
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How does someone being incentivized to sell a vulnerability to a private organization over disclosing it publicly preserve a "high trust society"? Do you mean in the context of a "deceptively high-trust society"? Those p
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Funnily enough, most of the young people I know fall somewhere between those two sides of the spectrum. I know some actual luddite-tier AI haters that believe it's ontologically evil, and another majoring in Data Science that went to t

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