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by _8j50 3y ago
> It merely provides more freedom to users. Users already have freedom and apple has a minority market share in europe already. > If this truly forces unprofitable behavior, we should expect Apple to pull out out Europe. But I would b
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by _8j50 3y ago
You are confusing being able to repair with being able to use compatible parts. You absolutley can replace parts in apple products. You can even use unauthorized third party parts (and if you can't that should change). What you cannot
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AI generated videos just changed forever(youtube.com)
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If for example the EU instituted rules in the steel industry that harmed US companies, US politicians would fight back and start a trade war. Why is it not the case with apple? They undermine the entire concept of free market capitalism by
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May I ask what sort of work/code your team works on? Sounds wild/interesting.
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> In most cases, if a function modifies a non-volatile register, it'll save it to somewhere on the stack before modifying it. Upon function return, it'll re-load the value from said stack slot Dumb question: is this a linux spe
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HUD and state/local counterparts should invest in real estate with the sole purpose of lowering housing costs. They should aim to break-even on their investments. They should also directly build and sell houses for profit to compete ag
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I don't know what you and others are on about. Work systems have no expectation of privacy. Just how it is. If there was a law where certain types of communication had expectation of privacy, similar to how toilets at work have an exp
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> Only someone in the USA would claim that car ownership is very expensive without knowing how much it cost in most of the rest of the world I know quite well what cars cost in several countries, I live in the US, why do I need to bring
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The main goal is to remove for profit insurances. There is a perverse incentive created when anyone can get in an accident and the insurance will pay for it, same thing with medical care (why in the US it is super expensive -- because insur
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Worked out well actually, it's not a more careful choice but plenty of people including myself avoided college because of the debt and then you most of the military enlisted population who are only there to avoid college debt. So peopl
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Liability for driving a car should come in form of subsidized debt not insurance. If I cause damage and I am at fault and can't pay out of pocket, the govenrment should pay for me and then I would be in debt for that cost to be paid ov
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This is why I am always impressed by a person in a position of power who is not a coward and acts honestly and tries to avoid unkindness and being unprofessional. Unfortunately, people like that don't move up much. Chances are, a middl
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Only a sith deals in absolutes (jk). Even with physical access, you can define restrictions that introduce some level of difficulty for a threat actor with limited capability. For example, you can just kick in most house doors to get past l
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by _8j50 3y ago
I recently was dumbfounded when seeing asp.net in GKE. Are they running windows in k8s? How? Nope...just .NET in linux containers. I was similarly confused by desktop linux apps throwing .NET exceptions.
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Nice work. There is TME for intel, does anyone know its implementation state and if something similar exists for arm? https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/n...
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Solution: Disable encryption for WPA3 (open/owe), use wireguard for device -> router connection security.
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I am really trying to avoid commenting on HN but your math makes little sense. Even 10-15 years ago, $5/meal was more than reasonable to eat well. For a just a 2 adult household, that is $15/day and $450/mo. What I was payin
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by _8j50 3y ago
I thought both Ada and rust have good compile time checks for memory safety that eliminates the need for run time checks?
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A single talented developer taking weeks sounds about right, that's what I meant by difficult but also you have vulns that never get a cve issued or exploit developed because of kernel specific hardening. As for container escapes, ther
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> Consider that right now a docker container can't be relied upon to contain arbitrary malware, exactly because the Linux kernel has so many security issues and they're exposed to containers If you don't run docker as root
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Using SIMD to optimize x86 assembly code(codeproject.com)
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I really wish there was some sort of open standard on fair moderation. Honestly, the parallels between bad managers and bad moderators is crazy. They both come down to poor communication and not understanding game theory stuff. Playing ches
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Maybe your secret rate limits should be time bound?
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Looks like my last reply was deleted. Oh well, reader read between the lines lol.
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Yeah, but I fear anything related to that I say would be considered against hn rules lol. If you have pointers for a site/place where we can have conversations tech topics freely I could use that pointer myself.
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I use a dns adblocker. Both netflix and prime video have prevented me from watching videos because of that (specific error messages about using ad blockers. netflix, mid streaming). I am now enjoying their content and more using alternative
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Likewise and I was in the wrong. I hate to beat a dead horse but look at my reply to a sibling comment in this comment thread for an example. My honest opinion: I have geopolitical views that tend to upset ideological people which includes.
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In my understanding, comments that need moderator intervention would be flagged, not just downvoted. Downvotes and flags are not what I talked about though, this might help with context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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by _8j50 3y ago
But then I have to use email! You're right though.

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