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571.
by a3n 6y ago
> More likely they’re just average people who had to become party members to get the jobs they wanted. ... and would now like to keep those jobs.
572.
by a3n 6y ago
> the attackers where highly sophisticated and had the resources of a nation state Also, the attack was carefully crafted. How could anyone expect or defend against a carefully crafted attack, by a nation state no less.
573.
by a3n 6y ago
If you're having trouble organizing around classes, objects and inheritance, classes might not be a good fit for your project. Consider modules as your main organizing scheme. That's also a decent guide for code file organization.
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by a3n 6y ago
Installed it on android termux. Wasn't usable for hn. I like it on Linux and windows.
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by a3n 6y ago
Not only yes, but fuck yes. We could have knocked this way down by wearing masks. As a long distance truck driver I see few people wearing masks, mostly counter workers who want to keep their jobs. A few truckers who want to get into the st
576.
by a3n 6y ago
> It's not unusual at all, it is rather less usual to reallocate them regularly and unlikely it was coincidentally allocated to one of the ~1700 households with someone who used the system in question. Thanks for that. I haven'
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by a3n 6y ago
Is it still unusual for a home to have an IPV6 address? And if it's assigned as needed by the ISP, how often might they be recycled (regardless of the actual lack of needing to, due to the large address space)?
578.
by a3n 6y ago
And now, back to ESPN -- After Dark.
579.
by a3n 6y ago
I believe it exists already.
580.
by a3n 6y ago
It's not engine oil, they want you to come in for a battery oil change.
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by a3n 6y ago
OpenOffice is a better name, easier to remember, especially if you're not "in the community." Outsiders may have read an article about some city or institution using OpenOffice, probably not LibreOffice. "LibreXyz"
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by a3n 6y ago
We are all merely resources to corporations, politicians and law enforcement.
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by a3n 6y ago
> meringue brain is bad. Quote of the year.
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by a3n 6y ago
If the participants are consuming the same amount of sugar, then for those that have a higher label and have a higher glucose rise, where does the "extra" glucose come from? And is it more glucose going in to the blood, or less be
585.
by a3n 6y ago
I wonder how many complaints from your colleagues to your boss it took before your boss said something to you.
586.
by a3n 6y ago
> In the interest of not wasting that much paper, we burnt a complete list of the deleted files in super-tiny font on a couple pages. Pretty cool. Did anyone beat the printer to death with a baseball bat?
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by a3n 6y ago
> Between 2015 and 2017, life expectancy fell year on year in the U.S., the longest sustained decline since 1915-18. Correlation: World War One. > Such "deaths of despair" coincided with decades of economic decline, particul
588.
by a3n 6y ago
Ah, the smell of the boiling frogs that got YouTube where they are now.
589.
by a3n 6y ago
I think it's a tragic waste.
590.
by a3n 6y ago
I run sshd on termux, and mount it wirelessly on my laptop via the phone's hotspot with sshfs on the laptop. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20660301 So I can copy photos from phone to laptop and post process with
591.
by a3n 6y ago
How novel, for the "product" to demand rights and regulation. :-(
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by a3n 6y ago
The only thing worse than hanging your identity on @gmail.com is @comcast and the like. If you can, your own domain backed by a fastmail or a proton is the sweet spot of easy and flexible, or at least an @fastmail, @proton or similar. With
593.
by a3n 6y ago
I don't use Gmail for personal, but a former small employer used it for business, and thus so did I for that business (only). But I used Thunderbird for access, which was set up to make local copies. When I was -- ahem -- fired, they s
594.
by a3n 6y ago
It looks like an HR Giger set.
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by a3n 6y ago
<curmudgeon> Parking and traffic tickets are a way to increase revenue while still being able to say "We didn't raise taxes." </curmudgeon>
596.
by a3n 6y ago
Don't have experience with these ... https://duckduckgo.com/?q=write+TUI+applications&t=fpas&ia=w...
597.
by a3n 6y ago
All things converge to ad supported TV. The web is million channel passive TV.
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by a3n 6y ago
My guess is the two competing town halls, and people trying to live tweet them.
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by a3n 6y ago
Weirdness. Not familiar with the ddg maps features. Got a map and directions to where I'm going. Apple logo on the map. Fine. Clicking and zooming on the map, and suddenly I noticed I'm on a Google map with a Google url. I'll
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by a3n 6y ago
Even worse because of where they grow almonds, in the California Central Valley. That place isn't as dry as a bone; bones are as dry as it.

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