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by Operyl 7y ago
Because I wouldn't call that bill something Trump "made." It was something both parties in Congress worked on, all Trump did was sign it.
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by Operyl 7y ago
While I don’t recommend WSL for serious production workloads, yes you can X11 forward applications from WSL and there’s a few implementations that are really good, all things considered.
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by Operyl 7y ago
I feel like, with the man, it really depends. There’s some cases where the elderly parents may have caused so much trauma to a now grown child that they don’t want to have to interact with them again, which is unfortunately common with my f
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by Operyl 7y ago
I found the 1.2 million bounces per week from typos even more amazing.
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by Operyl 7y ago
In the case of Tiktok, I agree. I’m just arguing for the class of apps in general (social media applications) not for TikTok.
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by Operyl 7y ago
I do not quite see that as a fair or valid comparison. Recruiters are trying to target 18 year olds, and the reality is a lot of these 18 year olds (outside of the tech field) prefer to use Snapchat, Facebook, etc to communicate. They’re no
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by Operyl 7y ago
Since I’ve seen this asked elsewhere: There is a legitimate usage for these kinds of apps on some devices. Armed services recruiters tend to use various social media apps to communicate with people they are trying to recruit.
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by Operyl 7y ago
It does look like they implemented carddav earlier this year!
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by Operyl 7y ago
This is true, you could probably edit out the publickey and then generate your own license pretty easily.
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by Operyl 7y ago
I believe they store the enterprise specific code in another git repo that has to be checked out, for one (from reading their Makefile).
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by Operyl 7y ago
LogMeIn owns LastPass.
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by Operyl 7y ago
LogMeIn owns LastPass.
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by Operyl 7y ago
Nope, pretty sure Instagram has their own as well.
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by Operyl 7y ago
But that could also be the day by day as it went in the past, it still fits the explanations I wrote out above.
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by Operyl 7y ago
While I’ve not personally used it, I’m happy with 1Password Teams, bitwarden has a pretty well received project. If you want self hosted teams, though, you will need to purchase a license (it’s one of their money makers, and I think that is
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by Operyl 7y ago
I’ve come to the assumption that either this happened already months ago, or the much more likely scenario that it’s probably largely fake (if based on a true story)
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by Operyl 7y ago
It's different because it's Apple, and HN tends to want to find any reason to hate on them regardless of sensibilities. There's a lot of equipment that can be damaged if cleaned in an improper way, and it's definitely no
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by Operyl 7y ago
What’s the link for [1]? I’m a bit curious now.
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by Operyl 7y ago
It seems they do try and solve this, but potentially not completely depending on what triggers your file load. It seems to be able to simulate HTTP traffic.
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by Operyl 7y ago
Fuck ... I hated that so much. I loved the actual courtroom experience, I learned so much about how our legal system worked and both sides’ lawyers did an excellent job in explaining the case from their view points. By the end, it was prett
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by Operyl 7y ago
Because if it was a problem on your end, it wouldn't be listed on their status page....?
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by Operyl 7y ago
The DeepL translation is a bit easier to read: https://pastebin.com/raw/8PngEFcs
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by Operyl 7y ago
Anon didn’t downvote you, when you reply to somebody they can’t downvote your direct reply (but can proceed to downvote further down the chain if need be). I wasn’t the person who downvoted you either.
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by Operyl 7y ago
This was the same argument I heard about cellphones when they broke the mainstream barrier (affordability), (the microphone portion).
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by Operyl 7y ago
To the best of my comprehension, Hardware and Software designed hand in hand for a good on-premises “cloud.”
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by Operyl 7y ago
Not all projects need a why, some people just like coding and it probably looked like a fun project.
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by Operyl 7y ago
> ... announced today the unsealing of a criminal complaint charging VIRGIL GRIFFITH, a United States citizen, with violating the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (“IEEPA”) by traveling to the Democratic People’s Republic of K
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by Operyl 7y ago
Good luck disputing such a thing, having been a victim of the scam it is _really_ difficult. On the flip side, with my short stint as a driver for Lyft (6 months ish) you wouldn’t believe the attitude that a lot of drivers have, and this is
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by Operyl 7y ago
Agreed, I was really hoping for some discussion on this.
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by Operyl 7y ago
Believe it or not, I generally find myself in these submissions based on viewing comments from https://news.ycombinator.com/newcomments . So yeah, just a bit jarring seeing so many people basically use the downvote button t

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