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by RIMR 2y ago
Yeah, that's why you're a fake hacker. http://phrack.org/issues/7/3.html
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by RIMR 2y ago
>The fact Hacker News of all places is going to bat for the RIAA and US Industrial Complex Hacker News of all places! Never would have expected a website created by a billionaire venture capitalist to lean into intellectual property abso
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by RIMR 2y ago
This will all clear up when it finishes checking your DNS configuration I bet.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Except that the weird HN algo just saw 187 upvotes in 15 minutes, and dropped this thread to the second page...
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by RIMR 2y ago
Wow, the status page only just now started reporting issues, and it still doesn't seem to communicate the scale of the issue. People use this page for guidance. I guess now we know how much it can be trusted.
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by RIMR 2y ago
A backwards clock is right 4 times a day. A clock running at 10,000 rpm is right 14,398,560 times a day.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Texas, the state whose AG said that they were entitled to private medical data about patients in other states? https://www.thestranger.com/news/2023/12/21/79315926/texas-t... Not surprising that Tex
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by RIMR 2y ago
The ballpark math is easy to do in your head too. The diameter of Earth is 8,000 miles, and the deepest point in the ocean, the Mariana Trench, is only 7 miles deep. It's immediately apparent that the oceans are tiny by comparison to t
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by RIMR 2y ago
I'm sold. Let's do it!
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by RIMR 2y ago
I am sure they have some sort of honk detection, but I think the key issue here is that they don't recognize other Waymo cars, and honk at each other any time they get into a standoff, which is common in their parking lots.
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by RIMR 2y ago
It looks like it lets you send very low-information signals that allows you to ping, check status for, and navigate to other device-holders you are paired with. It seems interesting, but I think it could use smartphone pairing and chat capa
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by RIMR 2y ago
That would be a ridiculous acquisition. The shock was justified.
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by RIMR 2y ago
This is a subjective statement. If you disagree with it, counter it. Asking for a citation doesn't make sense here.
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by RIMR 2y ago
It's a shame that White Nationalist and Neo-Nazi content is a first-class citizen on this site, with related content visible on the homepage while logged out. It might actually have a chance at competing with a site like YouTube, if th
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by RIMR 2y ago
We probably should tax churches, since many churches require tithing and offer a pretty outstanding benefit for membership. It's hardly a donation when you're donating to an establishment central to your everyday life. It's b
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by RIMR 2y ago
Patreon should just remove the ability to subscribe from the app, and just offload the process to Safari. Let Patreon users purchase their memberships using Apple's own browser app. Let Apple decide if they want to try to take 30% of a
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by RIMR 2y ago
Every day someone thinks "what if I wrote all my social media posts with ChatGPT?", and every day someone learns the hard way that people hate that.
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by RIMR 2y ago
My theory, given that this claim makes no sense and the article doesn't cite any sources that say anything like this, that this is just bog standard G/O Media blogspam, with bit of misinformation to increase views.
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by RIMR 2y ago
I really want to know how a Starliner software update is going to "brick" the ISS Docking Port. This doesn't make a lot of sense to me. Jalopnik doesn't really seem like an authoritative source on this, especially since
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by RIMR 2y ago
Nobody should do anything ever.
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by RIMR 2y ago
>But heated up again today after a 55 year old women was arrested for posting inaccurate information to social media, https://www.cheshire.police.uk/news/cheshire/news/articles/2... I cannot visit tha
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by RIMR 2y ago
I tried to reply to this with just an emoji, and HN failed silently.
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by RIMR 2y ago
For anyone interested in an archive link of the meat of this: https://web.archive.org/web/20240414181406/https://micro-met...
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by RIMR 2y ago
CloudFlare has promised to side with their customers, paying or not, for these kinds of things. Any lawyer could have easily dismissed this takedown request as invalid, and prevented the company from making a sloppy move that throws into qu
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by RIMR 2y ago
Why do businesses insist on learning about the Streisand Effect the hard way? I would never have known about this low-effort parody site, and even if I did learn about it is of poor enough quality that I would never have shared it. But now
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by RIMR 2y ago
>having paid the fee does not entitle you to any form of piracy Legally speaking, no. Ethically speaking, absolutely.
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by RIMR 2y ago
SSH already has host and key management via the user's config file. I somewhat understand the desire for an SSH client that behaves like the Docker shell, but it needs some features that actually set it apart. How about putting differe
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by RIMR 2y ago
Grab Version 3 source code from the releases section while you still can! https://github.com/vosen/ZLUDA/releases
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by RIMR 2y ago
I have had lasers in my life a long time and have always appreciated the risks, but I have taken a couple of very brief hits to the eye. Fortunately, my eye doctor has never seen anything that looks like damage, and aside from extreme nears
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by RIMR 2y ago
How is this any different from Sach's original work from 2003? https://naturalnumbers.org/sparticle.html The organized patterns of primes and composites was an understood feature of the Sack's Spiral since the day

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