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by Jerry2 7y ago
> It sends all the users DNS queries to Cloudflare I wonder how much Cloudflare paid for this 'privilege' of being the default DNS provider.
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by Jerry2 7y ago
> four cylinder piston powered bilge pump in a roman wreck Thanks for a tip! While I couldn't find exactly what you mentioned, I did find this picture of a bearing from a Roman bilge pump: http://www.bbc.co.uk/ahis
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by Jerry2 7y ago
The reason why I found and submitted this story is because I came across this image of a Roman valve that was dug up in Pompeii: https://i.imgur.com/gX26IYG.jpg I found it to be absolutely amazing so I had to find out more
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by Jerry2 7y ago
> moving all ~60 of my domains from Amazon Registrar + Google Cloud DNS to Cloudflare You're very brave considering that Cloudflare doesn't even have U2F yet Google and Amazon do.
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by Jerry2 7y ago
This is Google-tier lack of support and general 'customer' gaslighting.
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Chinese Military Turns to U.S. University to Conduct Covert Research(wsj.com)
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Ancient Roman Valves (2013)(valvemagazine.com)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
You should disclose whether you work for Google. You've registered less than 24 hours ago and in all of your posts you defend Google.
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The World Bank's “Papergate”: Development Aid Corruption(promarket.org)
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg requests government rules on 'harmful speech'(washingtonexaminer.com)
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Google Removed over 500 Chrome Extensions Due to Malware Concerns(solutionfactory.in)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
I stopped about 17 years ago. After I entered university, I stopped watching TV. I don't even watch it when I'm at a friend's house. Quite possibly the best decision I made in my life. TV and news, especially the news channel
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US investigates Harvard and Yale over foreign funding(bbc.com)
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McClatchy files bankruptcy(mcclatchydc.com)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
The lack of open-source animation tools is really concerning to me. I've been looking for a way to animate some text and graphics for a series of training presentations that I was making and I couldn't find anything suitable. Open
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by Jerry2 7y ago
> I don't quite understand how an opthalmologist would be equipped to identify Coronavirus. A patient could have come to him with symptoms of a conjunctivitis [1]: > As explained by Dr. Ignasi Jürgens, medical director of ICR, s
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Elon Musk tweets out DeleteFacebook, saying ‘it’s lame’ – TechCrunch(techcrunch.com)
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University of Maastricht says it paid hackers 200k-euro ransom(reuters.com)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
From the article: > The nine-count indictment alleges that Wu Zhiyong (吴志勇), Wang Qian (王乾), Xu Ke(许可) and Liu Lei (刘磊) were members of the PLA’s 54th Research Institute, a component of the Chinese military. How were they identified exa
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by Jerry2 7y ago
Apparently, there were two companies in the US that produced the lacquer but then consolidation happened and Apollo bought out the competitor and shut it down. [1] > Gil Tamazyan, the owner of Los Angeles record pressing plant Capsule La
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by Jerry2 7y ago
Previous administration had a rotating door with Google executives. It's as if Google was running the WH. This is how they managed to avoid all of the FTC investigations. [2][3][4] This is usually what 3rd world type "banana repub
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Japan almost a ‘sixth eye’ as Five Eyes keep closer watch on Chinese mil, NK(scmp.com)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
I was curious who the people behind Practice Fusion, the company in question, were so I did some digging: Executive team: https://web.archive.org/web/20131108114711/http://www.practi... Board of directo
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by Jerry2 7y ago
> Well, that in my eyes is a very solid advertising in favour of ProtonMail. ... if you live in Russia.
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by Jerry2 7y ago
Epic is probably one of the biggest enemies of Linux since they're killing Linux support of every game/product they buy [1]. And while games aren't as important as some business/productivity applications, people do get
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Philadelphia judge rules against Uber's arbitration clause in car crash case(inquirer.com)
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Does Microsoft Have a Boeing 737 Max Style Crash Every Week? – Big Matt Stoller(mattstoller.substack.com)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
This is what Basecamp has been complaining about for a while now too [1]. They even testified in front of Congress about it [2]. [1] https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/04/google-paid-search-ads-shake... [2] https:
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by Jerry2 7y ago
With each AdWords display change, Google's been adding billions of dollars to their revenue by confusing and fooling their users and blurring the line between the content and ads. A visual guide: "A (mostly comprehensive history o
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by Jerry2 7y ago
From TFA: > Fortunately I have some friends and ex-colleagues who work at Facebook so I reached out to them and asked for help, some of whom were kind enough to submit internal support tickets on my behalf. I wasn’t sure that was going t

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