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4y ago
The Sun is basically a comic. Quoting it as a reliable news source is ridiculous.
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4y ago
Assuming by 'conservative' and 'libertarian' you mean 'right wing'... [sorry. But American political labels are confusing from a European viewpoint] ... that's because the fediverse is just as censorious a
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>This is where the magic of federation comes in... No. This is where the great misinformation about federated social media comes in. It's painted as being this great decentralised, liberated alternative to Twitter et al &qu
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4y ago
The US will be rubbing its hands with glee. They must have thought all their Christmases had come at once, when Russia invaded Ukraine * Russia ostracised by Europe * More US arms sales to Europe * More US gas sales to Europe * More Europe
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4y ago
My name has an accented character in it. It also begins with a lower case letter. Zoho's sign up form force-capitalised the name and also told me to 'only use letters and underscores' when I entered my name. I should make
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4y ago
>I guess they don't scan your email automatically but when someone brings to their attention that you're using the service for "unacceptable things" Maybe they don't. But, as I said in another comment, I
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4y ago
>Do they mention anywhere that they are actually scanning the content and/or metadata? No. But they don't say they aren't either. I prefer not to rely on "I thought you meant..." "No, we actually me
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4y ago
Thanks for this. Purelymail looks to tick all the boxes for me and their T&Cs seem reasonable [at least compared to Migadu]. I've never heard of the company though. And they seem to be a one man band, which is a bit of a concern -
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4y ago
<--CONT'D [Wow! --first time I've hit HN's post character limit!] Now, someone said they have this kind of attitude as a way of targeting their offering towards more tech-minded people and deterring the more needy users. A
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Ask HN: Migadu? Postale? Mxroute? Or any other mail services using this model?
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>Note the lack of the pattern "new" anywhere in there. Er... it's literally the name of the site, 'Hacker NEWS'. A 16 year old article is not news. No matter how interesting it might be. The custom here
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5y ago
Worst domain name evarrrr!
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>numerous countries have grown weary of the risks involved with a USD-based global economy... Seems like even supposedly literate journalists don't know the difference between 'weary' and 'wary' any more
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5y ago
It's meant to be humorous. Emphasis on the "meant to be"
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I'm still waiting for this mythical contentment to kick in. I'm mid-fifties now and bloody hate getting older and not being able to; see as well, hear as well, work as hard, exercise as hard as I used to. [not being able to have
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5y ago
Not specifically registration, but some sites just make using them so annoying that, a lot of the time, I just give up in frustration and take my business elsewhere. * Any site [like eBay] which uses reCAPTCHA. But even more so, any site wh
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5y ago
>who spells it Moslems these days? Where are you from? The past, obviously.
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While pretty shitty for the people affected, I think this [and the many similar virtue-signaling stunts we've seen by big US global internet corporations] is good for the internet, in the long run. Far too few companies monopolising fa
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5y ago
Don't worry about it. For anyone brought up reading and writing original British English and having a love of language, American English [even that written by native speakers] reads like a mis-spelled, grammatically jumbled mess. So,
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5y ago
OK. In the interests of fairness, I'll take another look at V. Because I did like the look of it when I dabbled a few years back. I found it a bit like Go but without the annoying boiler-plate `if err != nil...` everywhere, it did seem
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Well, for a start there's the "Translating DOOM from C to V and building it in 0.7 seconds" which is still on your front page. In spite of being a 'WIP' for as long as I can remember. Then there's; vweb, vorum,
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Now it's "tell people you're thinking of building it and they will come" [see Kickstarter et al.]
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What a piss-poor excuse for an article! Reads like a press release; all puff and no down sides. Anyone with any familiarity with the V project will know it's been mired in controversy from day 1, thanks to the [often hyperbolic] claims
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Whoopy-fuckin'-do! More flashy junk to keep the morons happy. Meanwhile a four year old issue regarding missing scrollbars on OSX is still unaddressed: https://github.com/overtake/TelegramSwift/issues/195
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>It is ethically questionable but... Do the Russians get a 'but' from you, for their 'ethically questionable' activities, during this war?
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5y ago
Or just use a fucking brush
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I wonder if this will get killed, like last time someone submitted it. Apparently there's only one narrative about the Ukraine war that's allowed.
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I think it's worth reposting this, every time that idiotic junk is mentioned here: https://stiobhart.net/2016-01-15-stupidest-idea-ever/
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YAGWAP* – Anyone Using Inbox.eu? Good, Bad or Indifferent?
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> HIG (human interface guidelines) studies, which is something no other vendor has bothered themselves with. Let's not forget that Apple's HIG brought us 'column view' in the Finder, where icons actually slide away fr
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