Rylinks

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by Rylinks 12y ago
Previously apple would only provide data in response to a warrant. Now they don't provide data at all.
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by Rylinks 12y ago
An engineer said they have defenses against this >Checking for offensive words is only one of the filters we have. Even without that filter, it’s essentially impossible to get recaptcha to return a false result. http://musicma
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by Rylinks 12y ago
Shift+Escape in Chrome gives you the browser's task list. You can kill tabs without guessing there.
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Hachette/Amazon Business Interruption(amazon.com)
115 points by Rylinks 12y ago|96 comments
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by Rylinks 12y ago
I thought the article would be about a battery problem
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by Rylinks 13y ago
HN dislikes ning.com; the new page is full of identical dead links to the primary source.
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by Rylinks 13y ago
Would you say the same about the mainstream culture in other fields, or is it hacker culture in particular?
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by Rylinks 13y ago
If pg would get in trouble no matter how innocuous the essay, why should we pay any attention to whether he does?
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by Rylinks 13y ago
Sure, but a job being more difficult, more dangerous and more unpleasant should result in a lower supply of workers for that job. If two jobs pay the same, a worker will choose the less unpleasant one.
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by Rylinks 13y ago
>Stanley’s wages would be the equivalent of $17.17 today — more than the “Fight For 15” movement is demanding for fast-food workers. Stanley’s job was more difficult, more dangerous and more unpleasant than working the fryer at KFC (the
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by Rylinks 13y ago
You can't get to p => q without an interpretation that links what was said to what p is.
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by Rylinks 13y ago
This doesn't help here. The computer's control of the light is the problem--it's what lets the malware turn it off.
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by Rylinks 13y ago
If you have a basic income, why do you need a minimum wage?
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by Rylinks 13y ago
Not really. This quote explains it well, even though it's talking about pharmaceutical companies: >Company X spends, let's say, $10 a year on research. (We're lopping off a lot of zeros to make this easier). It has no reve
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by Rylinks 13y ago
Adding another option to about:config that most users will never need or see does not cause cognitive load in any real sense.
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by Rylinks 13y ago
I'd imagine that taking a laptop to the control server and plugging in an ethernet cable would suffice to access the control panels if the internet is down.