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You can just keep shorting it (depending on the timeframe). Just pay whoever gave you the shares a monthly "rent". You are just betting that you will be making a profit that is larger. So if it takes 3 months to go down, you need
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GrapheneOS is extremely easy to install, the installer is literally a website where you click "Install now" while the phone is connected via USB. It is also one of the most usable custom OSes I've used and it is not only more
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Isn't there some kind of physics law that says every 2nd Windows version sucks? I think it fits quite well, XP was good, Vista sucked, Win 7 was good, 8 sucked, 10 was good, 11 sucks. Windows 12 is going to be the next version to try I
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I've been using Arch Linux for the past 6 years and I have rarely had anything break. In between I had to use Ubuntu for 6 months due to some software that would only run on Ubuntu, which I found horrible. Arch Linux might be difficult
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I have ssh enabled on all my servers, sometimes port 22 sometimes other ports. I have never had a break in. I use fail2ban but I don't know if that's really necessary. But I use it anyway to secure other services (e.g. wordpress i
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
Double Letter, Triple Letter (I think). It triples the amount of points you get for the letter that is on it. So try to put valuable letters on that spot.
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Why is the frontend state stored on the backend?
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I also had an irritating amount of delay on that button. Also using Android (GrapheneOS) with the Vanadium browser (Chromium-based). Edit: Seeing the comment about websockets and server location, I am in the EU so it's possibly that. I
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This. It would have been (relatively) easy for Ring to encrypt the video data so that they themselves can't access it. Obviously I don't wish it upon the individuals that use these cameras but I would probably smirk if data gets l
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Outside Europe? Identity verification is mandatory in the EU and afaik there are very few states that haven't implemented it in local law (the netherlands and croatia, I think).
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And how much code is generally written that actually is compute heavy? All the code I've ever written in my job is putting and retrieving data in databases and doing some basic calculations or decisions based on it.
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Yes, perhaps "for Google Workspace Enterprise Plus, Education Plus, and Education Standard customers" could be added to the HN title?
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Does it work with mailing lists? Edit: Found out that it doesn't: https://support.google.com/a/answer/10741897#zippy=%2Cwhich-...
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If the key is encrypted with your password, I don't see how that compromises security by a lot. If they adapt the javascript to break encryption on a large scale, that would sooner or later come out. Yes, they could target specific peo
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I assume they just took down some random 500 cameras (the photo even shows a shop that probably has their own camera system to prevent theft) and claimed it as a huge success against the mafia. This is what happens when you need to show tha
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My Laptop has a Sata connection inside. Also, USB3 is fast enough. And even an additional nas only consumes 10-20W.
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Why do you need ECC memory for a home server? What's the use case?
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As far as I understood it so far, it was actually companies that pushed (legal) opioid consumption in the US? They influenced doctors to prescribe lots of opioids, and then people get addicted and start buying it off the streets.
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The number of opioid deaths in the USA is crazy! The article says that the number of overdose deaths is 110,000 per year. The EU has 1.5 times as many inhabitants as the US and has only 5000 drug related deaths per year!
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My old laptop is more than powerful enough for Plex and backups, and idles at around 3W. Why someone would use a desktop PC as a home server in Europe is beyond me.
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Just use an ORM? If you code your workload in Python with SQLAlchemy you can just swap out any (relational) db. If you want to do benchmarking or something, this might not be the best approach, since each db might need some specific tuning
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And why would catastrophe not be a valid reason? How do you suggest we store nuclear waste for thousands of years? What if an accident happens (and they will happen, just like Fukushima and Tschernobyl) and huge amounts of land can't b
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What if it will kill your children?
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It's going to be the Leak of Legends
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You have to constantly install updates for it to stay secure, then every second update your theme breaks, you find out it's not updated for the new version and have to redesign the whole page.
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More fossil ressources that they burn in ignorance of the damage they are doing to the world.
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They did contact the engineering department. Maybe it would have sufficed to have a telemetry uplink back to the engineering department. Should be doable with Starlink etc. soon enough.
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Ask HN: Where can I find images without copyright for my scientific talk?
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
Good to know, thanks!
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I think this is really dangerous. People often take what they get as a search result for granted, and if you ask for facts, ChatGPT will straight out lie to you but make it sound very plausible. For example, I asked chatGPT what percentage

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