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   by _eht 7y ago

   If I had to guess by his infrastructure, none.
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   by _eht 7y ago

   You should allow “$” on the left; as per the RFC...
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   by _eht 7y ago

   I would rather donate to them directly, personally.
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   by _eht 7y ago

   Bump
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   by _eht 7y ago

   This comment does not scale linearly.
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   by _eht 7y ago

   Yes.
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   by _eht 7y ago

   I’ve seen this Futurama episode...
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   by _eht 7y ago

   What are some resources to help support this concept move along?
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   by _eht 7y ago

   That is something really interesting that I never connected the dots on. Thank you.
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    by _eht 7y ago

    At the platinum level, even.
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    by _eht 7y ago

    What is it specifically you are needing to run? I only ask because I’ve been running Linux for the last 15 years exclusively, in and out of the commercial corporate world, and have yet to feel limited software wise.
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    by _eht 7y ago

    This context was incredibly useful; thank you. Am I missing something or is this transaction actually a browser being the deciding factor for whether or not the request gets sent? If that’s true, couldn’t a nefarious browser decide when to
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    by _eht 7y ago

    RIP In Peace
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    by _eht 7y ago

    Why are you allowing arbitrary JavaScript to run on your device?
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    by _eht 7y ago

    Rite aid is currently piloting RediClinic which will be basically a mix between yoga classes and urgent care. Essentially they want to get you having more than your blood pressure checked and enjoy some other things they can throw at your i
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    by _eht 7y ago

    Nothing, really.
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    by _eht 7y ago

    *went
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    by _eht 7y ago

    I bet there will be fines involved.
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    by _eht 7y ago

    I’ve been following this longstanding Docker issue: https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/issues/6910 The comments make it pretty clear how the Github crew feels about it, but I’m curious the response ov
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    by _eht 7y ago

    There are two kinds of people; Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data
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    FastMail Is Down [502](twitter.com)

    17 points by _eht 7y ago|7 comments
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    by _eht 7y ago

    It absolutely is paranoia. No point calling it anything else. I imagine owning random.org, and not being very mean but a little clever. I know how many people come here for a quick clip; more importantly I know you come here. I rotate the s
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    by _eht 7y ago

    I was obsessed with Gak before either of those things existed.
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    by _eht 7y ago

    >How are we supposed to read an article with most of the screen obscured The easiest way is probably to subscribe...
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    by _eht 7y ago

    Why not just nip it in the bud and unplug the physical infrastructure of the WWW?
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    by _eht 7y ago

    I think your vision just concentrates the spying power into the hands of a few. Is that ideal? Additionally, a pay-to-play model would essentially make the internet only relevant to those with privilege and money.
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    by _eht 7y ago

    Just to be clear, what change are you expecting to happen? Not /s.
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    by _eht 7y ago

    Yep. Can confirm this exact experience from an update yesterday. Dislike.
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    by _eht 7y ago

    You should learn more about Brave. Those were two large paragraphs full of ignorance.
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    by _eht 7y ago

    I was under the impression they decided on Stanley nickels.