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Twitter doesn't take impersonation[0] too lightly. They review accounts that have been flagged as an impersonation account, but still you can create jokey accounts, as per their clause: > Twitter users are allowed to create parody,
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Inclusive Components
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New .MUSIC Top-Level Domain Will Be Piracy Hostile
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> acquire USD Are you saying Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are inherently gold-backed like the USD?
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I'm a bit of a cryptocurrency newbie, but I know enough about it to know that centralized exchanges are not what cryptocurrency is really about. It's more about spending with cryptocurrency (in a decentralized way) instead of exch
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Thanks for this ;)
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@dang please delete this comment
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1Password looks cool and all, but I'm left wondering how it all works. Specifically their pricing[0]. So what happens if I just refuse to pay them when my subscription is up and I need another year/month/whatever? Do all my s
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Tutorial: Using the JAQL Syntax
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Lightboard – A glass chalkboard pumped full of light
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> Nobody says that Are you aware of the old jokey phrase, `Use Tor. Use Signal`?
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Good comment about this very thing here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27099862 > It's just a variation of the Normalization of Deviance. See this[1] short talk by Richard Cook for a very good explanation of
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> My take is why not? Because of the `Russian Razor` principle: It wasn't Russia There's no way it was the Russians It was the Russians
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> “Our goal is to make money, and not creating problems for society,” the DarkSide criminals wrote last week > In a message posted to its victim shaming blog, DarkSide tried to say it was “apolitical” and that it didn’t wish to partic
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Reposted comment from an earlier thread[0] about ADHD (My own comment...) [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27063872 [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27076941 _____________ I prefer to split
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Cisco Secure Democratizes Extension Security for Firefox and Edge
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> you could still have a key logger or malicious kernel modules I'm referring to people casually saying: `Download Signal and you'll be fine` and not pointing out other OPSEC practices we all need to follow, regardless of thre
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> Can you describe a system that is effective when your phone has malware? I'm referring to people casually saying: `Download Signal and you'll be fine` and not pointing out other OPSEC practices we all need to follow, regardl
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The ergonomics of PGP are awful. The author's appreciation of Signal is valid, except for one caveat: what if your phone has malware? That's all your fancy Signal crypto out the window. It's the usual argument of: `A chain is
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QView – Practical and Minimal Image Viewer
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There are other ways of getting traffic besides Google. Sure, tweak your site to please their algorithm and achieve better SEO, but always be scouting for other traffic sources.
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> Using Wordpress.com Just be careful. The free version of wp.com embeds AD-Code and tracking scripts into your page so they can make money. The paid version is without ADs however. If you want privacy, the one-click installs (like you
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I don't have a personal website, but I operate various online services like pastebins, image uploader sites, and other online tools that many people use. People would get more utility out of those than a personal blog, since I learned
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Thank you!
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Is there some page/article/reference to that method that you know of?
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Thanks for clarifying
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Incident Analysis and Chaos Engineering: Complementary Practices
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Do you know what the quirk is called? Is there a blogpost detailing this strange method? Is there any mention of it in the web standards sites?
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> Can anyone post a summary? Obnoxious ID/paywall obscures almost the entirety of the article. First paragraph: > I’ve been a blogger for a little more than 20 years and in that time I’ve written a little more than 20 books: nove
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> I find Doctorow publishing on Medium almost heart breaking Medium is a surefire way to get noticed with little effort. Yes, maybe Cory doesn't need 'attention as a default' since he has reach on Twitter and BoingBoing an
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