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by Thorrez 1y ago
Was the image hotlinked? Or was it copied and rehosted instead? I think that's an important consideration in image copyright cases like this. Do sites that display Open Graph images generally hotlink them or copy and rehost them?
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by Thorrez 1y ago
So put a giant tax on it? That is an interesting idea. I'm pretty sure the people who say it's a right will fight that. And there's also the question of how big the tax should be. Someone with an illness that requires expensi
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>Do you think insurance companies are not already doing that, just without the fast way out for the patients, so they are left to live in pain? Just because something bad is already happening doesn't mean it's ok to do somethin
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Assisted death is sometimes used by people who don't have a terminal illness. And there's the worry that insurance is more likely to deny treatment coverage now that a cheaper alternative (assisted death) is available. >The non
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Side question: why is the story named Lena?
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by Thorrez 1y ago
You're talking about a different scenario than than the article. The article is about a strategy of how to generate a single log line. You're talking about a strategy of how to batch multiple log lines together.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Before digital computers existed, there were still computers. They were people. A baker is a person who bakes. A computer was a person who computes (computing mathematical results).
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>Since the ID Token is coming from the browser, it must be signed to ensure that a malicious actor can't tamper with it. Otherwise an actor could swap out a `sub` or an `email` claim and the RP would be none the wiser. Are you refer
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Oh good point. "the people making a stink about this" could easily refer to people on either side.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Are you saying the people who are petitioning Steam to remove porn games are playing the porn games themselves and simultaneously pretending porn games don't exist on Steam? That doesn't make sense.
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Recently? Hasn't society always topics they thought shouldn't be normalized?
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by Thorrez 1y ago
As a techie, experienced in security, reading the OIDC spec... there are definitely some things I don't understand in there. I'm not sure the authors even understand what's going on. On 2023-12-15 they published an update to
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by Thorrez 1y ago
AFAICS, Jallmann just left 1 comment and it was top-level. I'm not sure what you mean by "Jallmann’s response".
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It sounds like the Chinese plants were created to sell cars in China. Is that betraying their own people?
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KVM in this context stands for keyboard, video, mouse. There are multiple types of these KVMs, and the ones discussed here are remote KVMs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KVM_switch#KVM_over_IP_(IPKVM) It sounds like th
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I guess their team posts stuff in a style like that sometimes. E.g. https://x.com/cluely/status/1932966330904506501
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Oh, there's an arrest warrant for him. That's different from what I had thought. I thought he had been arrested and released on bail pending the outcome of a trial, which is quite common in the US. Does he "still travel every
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by Thorrez 1y ago
How can we know the dimensions of the pills in the article's picture? I've seen a bunch of pills that look basically like those, and the most they have held is around 1000mg. Here are some pills that look just like the ones in the
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Are you talking about pills? Pills generally can only contain about 1000mg or a little more. Is the bottle suggesting you take 10 pills for a single dose?
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Isn't that how most people who are being prosecuted behave, except those for whom the judge imposed a travel restriction?
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>I wish there was a way to just disable the feature so those of us who don't trust it could continue to see and interact with flagged comments. >I don't know what "dead" comments are You can enable showdead in your
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by Thorrez 1y ago
How about B, C, C++, C#, D?
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I think the attacker won't be able to complete a TCP handshake if spoofing an IP, because the return packets won't be routed to the attacker. The attacker would have to be on the local network, in which case the attacker isn'
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by Thorrez 1y ago
That argument could be made to reject any form of lossy compression. Lossy compression enables many use cases that would otherwise be impossible. Is it annoying that streaming companies drive the bitrate overly low? Yes. However, we shouldn
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>It is one of the few languages where highly educated mature people are regularly unsure of how to pronounce a word in their own language Which is worse, being unable to correctly pronounce a word (but still being close enough to be unde
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When I read the blog post, I thought it was saying that Soundslice didn't have any tab support. The comparison of "we expect this (classical notation screenshot) but instead got this (ascii tab screenshot)" made me think that
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I'm not saying that the final result is as good as the original. I'm saying that the final result is better than standard compression at the same bitrate.
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Why are you asking about $8B when the article is about $2B?
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The vast majority of stuff on HN I've seen about Trump and DOGE has been negative. You seem to be saying HN will promote pro-Trump stuff and delete anti-Trump stuff. That's simply false. I can give a ton of highly upvoted anti-Tru
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It's not about voting patterns. It's about the rules of HN: >On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be:

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