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So now HN readers are not allowed to make predictions based on past and recent behaviour and revelations (that in my opinion make these predictions extremely likely)? Anyhow it's your site, your rules. I visit HN to discover new techno
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I've never seen any major browser (or some other method) censor/rewrite an individual page that's protected by SSL before.. as far as I know then it's not possible, which is why they've had to resort to banning the
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I suspect in the near future devices sold in China will be unable to install certain apps (similar to how Apple recently removed Taiwan's national flag for all Macs sold in China with its latest update - https://mobile.twitt
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If you feel that way then you better ban me because I know I'll continue to "primarily" advocate digital privacy, and condemn those who seek(/contribute) to turn the world into a surveillance dystopia.
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I'd argue North Korea support the idea that isolation does work to the degree that they're unable to cause (significant) harm to people outside their own borders. I feel the goal at this point should be to protect Taiwan and the S
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At this point I'd say the goal should be to isolate China and make them suffer economically.. We can see what they've done to the people of Tibet, Hong Kong, Xijiang, those practicing Falun Gong and so many more. They're also
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China warned others not to attend UN meeting on Xinjiang human rights violations
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China (and a few other authoritarian countries) have blocked and attacked GitHub numerous times due to repos that are critical of the government or help bypass censorship ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_of_G
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Things like these are why I never bothered looking into getting a Chromebook.. developer mode? debug features? The article you liked is even more confusing.. Why can't people just stick a bootable USB in the laptop and install whatever
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Yes, I would welcome a collective foreign effort with open arms. I also think there are other and better ways to save the Chinese people (and the rest of the world from their government) besides invading the country.
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I don't know about you but I find it maddening that you have to take apart the laptop and risk damaging the hardware simply to install another OS, and I'd feel just as frustrated as the author if I had to deal with that..
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I think it's unfair to assume he's jumping through hoops to try to please EasyList when you could just as well assume that someone from EasyList highlighted an issue worth dealing with, even if he knew that there was 0% chance Sim
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If you use Android then I strongly recommend Firefox, you can easily install ublock origin and other addons, and they even have an option to disable cookies altogether.. it's really a joy to use.
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Macs brought in China can no longer display Taiwan's national flag
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More cons: you're directly supporting a surveillance state that has no regard for human rights, that is engaged with concentration camps and medical genocide, and that won't hesitate a second to kick you out of the country and ban
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8y ago
If my country was engaged in sending Muslims to concentration camps, medical genocide (organ harvesting), and all sorts of human rights abuses, then I would very much appreciate if there was a collective effort to get my country to politica
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It doesn't need to contain new information in order to be relevant. Their behavior may not affect you but I can guarantee that it affects other people, such as myself. I believe doing what's the morally right thing to do is more i
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I really don't understand this line of thinking.. if someone (whether it's a country, company, person) engage in evil behavior then of course we should do everything possible to dissuade others from supporting them until they chan
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I think Republic of China would at this point prefer to be referred to as Taiwan rather than China. This way they can also distance themselves from all the human rights abuses happening in Xi Jinping's China, you know concentration cam
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NBC Purposely Hide Bernie Sanders' Presidential Candidacy
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A 23 year old EE student with no criminal record (not that it should matter) was jailed for 6 months for stealing a £3.5 bottle of water.. ( https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/8695988/London...
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https://tildes.net/register?code=TZHJM-37HHL-9ZBDE https://tildes.net/register?code=DKXK2-AD244-754XL https://tildes.net/register?code=A5B2A-KD3JL-5V246 https://tildes.net/r
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Uyghur musician tortured to death in China’s concentration camp
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Still on the frontpage of https://old.reddit.com (for those who subscribe to default subreddits) - /r/pics, /r/videos and /r/documentaries (maybe more) all occupied the frontpage for many hours with
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You most definitely should expect this and much worse from MailChimp - see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18715866 .
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I really wanted to like this (remember when it was called Eul and built with Go, even recommended it to friends and coworkers) - I spent months following the GitHub repo, looking forward to seeing the code I imagined would inspire the Go co
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It's important to realize that lack of public outcry/protests, or even public approval, does not necessarily mean that they support it. All my Chinese Tsinghua/Peking friends (20+) find it horrifying, yet many of them will fi
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You should try to inspect how many files they've stored on your SD card. I recently checked with my friend who says he barely use it and it was over 35.000.
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A lot of people recommending NameCheap in this thread.. it's worth noting that they supposedly gave a warning to a guy running a forum with millions of visitors that they would suspend his account if he didn't remove two images wi
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