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Hakashiro
5y ago
Link is incorrect, please fix this
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Breaking bad habits thanks to dark patterns
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Cost of living is irrelevant when the cost of certain goods like iPhones, computers, Internet subscriptions and other things is fundamentally determined by strong markets like USA or EU. Or are you going to tell me that Indians don't d
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AWS-WAF-Security-Automations
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Ifupdown-Ng
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AWS IAM Tracker
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AWS Self-Service Security Assessment Tool
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"It is okay to pay sub-living national wages to foreigners in other countries because their cost of living is lower" And I suppose you should also add they must stay there and never come to your country because then your job is at
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Like someone else mentioned, this is not a source code issue. I think 90% of the people who got pissed back then thought Microsoft stole the code: get this, they didn't steal anything. One is C++ and the other is C# so it is literally
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That is a fair take. Public groups and channels I would agree with being monitored, as long as there are court orders and a cooperation with the police.
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No.
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You forgot one subtle but very important detail. Personally, I am not even mad about CEOs earning billions. What is however totally unacceptable is how corporations systematically try to lower pay to maximise profits. I am pretty sure you&#
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I agree with this sentiment. I used to be a Reddit user. With my Reddit account and my Reddit app. I say used, because I too, grew tired of the constant, aggressive, innecessary nagging trying to push me to install the app. I already have t
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It is very disappointing but I am not exactly sure why Telegram should be held accountable. I understand Telegram facilitates this behaviour, but I think we should be prosecuting the offenders. You can also print and mail (physically) reven
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I suggest you put your TLDR at the immediate top of the article and not the middle. Good article, I didn't realise this "everything is a file" thing is true also for "folders".
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5y ago
It should be. If your company has a lax attitude to WFH or is even fully remote, then it may even be better than going to the office. I know some extremely high-performance companies that swear by WFH. Like Coinbase, GitLab and a few others
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5y ago
No, Twitter API nowadays is extremely limited and getting an API key is nearly impossible. And even if you do, it lacks functionality. Spaces aren't exposed via API. And also there's a hardcoded request limit.
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I believed in Reddit very strongly. I did. And then they started pulling off all these user hostile moves. "This community is better in the app" when I wasn't logged in. I understand why. They need to protect their investors&
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"No codesigning" because JDeploy is codesigned. What will happen if malware is distributed like this? I doubt Apple would tolerate such blatant code signature abuse. Apple restrictions are not ideal but they're there for a re
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5y ago
Care to elaborate what you would have expected instead?
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Maybe you should have asked him how many friends he has. When MSN Messenger existed, I pushed hard to get people on XMPP. "It's no problem, there are multiplatform, multiprotocol clients anyway". I had more than 200 contacts
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"If you don't like surveillance just vote for another party" Absurd and dangerous simplification of democracy. You will not get anywhere with that kind of thinking.
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No. This is a daft proposition because there is no way in hell (I can guarantee it) that the first Mars colonisation ship will be running an off-the-shelf OS like Windows and a Core i7. No. It will be, from top to bottom, purpose-specific c
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You stink of privilege. I suppose you are probably a highly-paid engineer coming from a very rich country in Europe or maybe the US, where you never had to face economic hardship because your parents were there to help you every step of the
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Booking.com employees are bound by non-compete clauses so you will never get anyone directly from Booking.com in your company.
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ProtonMail. After applying for a 90k CHF Zurich SRE role, and seemingly ending second in their week-long IaC take home assignment on building a virtualised DC from scratch with KVM and CentOS, they offered me another role in Czech Republic
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Indeed, when one side argues for dialogue, human rights, cooperation, peace and maybe a bit of socialism, and the other side argues for kicking immigrants, building an ethno-state where anything manufactured on foreign soil is heavily taxed
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And Apple Pay is much harder to trace (except for Apple and your bank I guess?) than just using a plastic static card. I can't count the amount of times I've lost or been robbed physical bills. Never once have money siphoned out o
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I'm also pissed off when I see HN people seeing 200k or 300k salaries as "too low". Jesus, Americans are millionaires, what the hell?! I'll tell you the reason: they do this because they can. It's not talent, it
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5y ago
Threema allows phone number, email, both, or neither and just a random PIN like BBM
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