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It's an example of the evergreen strategy, find people who are throwing money at a trend and get their money. Reminds me of the VR arc on the show Silicon Valley
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This has been just now going viral on Bluesky, while the post is from a while back. The title is summarized to fit the HN character limit.
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Academic discusses the list of topics censored in the US
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I give Abubis a special pass, because they sell a business oriented version without the character. The true cost of using FOSS is you don't have any say in what the developer does.
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Anubis saved our websites from a DDoS attack
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I've tried the domain as well as searching DDG and Github and can't find this software. But I'm intrigued by it. Where I can find this?
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> I can assure you she knows nothing about walking in the Bronx. Huh? You think a bartender in the Bronx wouldn't walk while living there?
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Thank you! I couldn't remember the name Newgrounds for some reason!!
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Increase in renewable power correlates with increase in prices.
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As a patient, I seek out MyChart because it's really well put together from my perspective. I've no idea how medical professionals and administrators feel about it, but personally I've had a great experience. I saw someone fr
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A little overacted, it reminds me of the voice acting in those flash cartoons you'd see in the early days of YouTube. That's not to say it isn't good work, it still sounds remarkably human. Just silly humans :)
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Correlation is not causation. Energy companies have increased their prices largely to increase profits.
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I'm following your path, my fiancee is obsessed. No crypto speculation thank god
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Pirated games, cheating/botting in multiplayer rooms, etc.
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> On August 28, their work will debut at Sphere Probably isn't done yet
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https://www.npr.org/2025/04/11/nx-s1-5361208/mahmoud-khalil-... > "If Mahmoud can be targeted in this way, simply for speaking out for Palestinians and exercising his constitutionally protected r
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I don't fully get this The whole point of OAuth tokens is that they're not permanent access. Just revoke it if you need to.
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I mean critics of the Trump administration are still thrown in a max security prison and subjected to forced labor. I get that there isn't a sign on the front calling it a gulag but that distinction isn't particularly important to
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> I could only assume that someone making this mistake is either doing so to intentionally misrepresent Postgres FTS, or because they haven't read the basic documentation. Small writing note, I probably would've swapped the o
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I'm not sure what source you found the story on but you missed a really key line of the original document "Furthermore, misrepresenting one's gender, understood as sex, on a driver license constitutes fraud under s. 322,212,
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If you're curious about this, Erin in the Morning is a fantastic resource on the resurging politicization of LGBTQ+ people. Knowing about her Substack made it trivial for me to find the issue. https://www.erininthemorning.co
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Don't understand why Microsoft is being accused of EEE, when Cursor is the one extending the functionality to VS Code. Can't you just say "Cursor good, Microsoft bad" without the straw grasping?
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This is a really good Caddy replacement. The configuration format Caddy uses sometimes feels oversimplified in that complex configurations are hard to read. My instincts tell me this could scale better without getting more verbose. I'm
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I checked the IP. Another Hetzner server. I wonder how much they're making off of the distrust of the US Government and the companies helping their censorship.
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> Much like The Man himself, we believe that truth is merely an option, and often a burdensome one. Our mission is to provide discerning readers with a tasty blend of fake news, alternative facts and shameless misinformation. As an Oni
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Missed opportunity to name it .ORG
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> It’s cross platform (I’ve only ever done Windows though). I've tried it on Linux and simply couldn't get it working. The Microsoft package manager repos are out of date or contain buggier versions of the software. I wanted al
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In the footer of the website they link to their profile: "X (not us)"
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Only $0.18 goes to ICANN, the non-profit. The rest goes to the Verisign which is a publicly traded for-profit company which ultimately gets that $9.59. I bring this up because it of course _doesn't_ cost that much. Incidentally, Verisi
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Have you looked at CockroachDB? PostgreSQL compatibility with modern comforts (e.g. easy cloud deployments, horizontal scaling, memory safe language)
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