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by ajdude 10mo ago
> CloudFlare is a very helpful service if you are a website owner and don’t want to deal with separate services for CDN, DNS, *basic DDOS protection* and other (superficial) security needs A lot of people try to downplay cloudflare'
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by ajdude 10mo ago
It's safer to assume that Amazon is always acting in bad faith and search to purchase your DRM free e-books from other vendors. There's plenty of other options out there besides Amazon
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by ajdude 10mo ago
Earlier this year I downloaded TikTok once, I needed to access some very niche videos and couldn't watch them without getting an account. I never added anybody, and I never associated with any other socials, but somehow I started getti
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by ajdude 10mo ago
I was able to view the site without being signed in (i.e. private window) but any browser I was logged into wouldn't load. I'm sure it's a coincidence but it started working again shortly after emailing hn@ycombinator.com
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by ajdude 10mo ago
I'm going to repost/merge a few comments I made about this a while ago: I dropped firefox 9 months so after they updated their privacy policy and removed "we don't sell your data" from their FAQ: https://
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The Undisputed Queen of Safe Programming(medium.com)
2 points by ajdude 10mo ago|0 comments
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by ajdude 10mo ago
Mickey Mouse with red shorts and at least yellow gloves is already in the public domain: https://old.reddit.com/r/publicdomain/comments/18w4lnf/since... The "modern" Mickey Mouse will be at the
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RAM Is Ruining Everything(theverge.com)
9 points by ajdude 10mo ago|1 comments
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New AI slop signal: code blocks with weird indentation(xeiaso.net)
22 points by ajdude 10mo ago|4 comments
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by ajdude 11mo ago
> Please do not conflate the two I'm not talking about Firefox focus? I'm talking about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43213612 Mozilla has hired a lot of execs from Meta and bought an ad company, l
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by ajdude 11mo ago
I dropped firefox 9 months so after they updated their privacy policy and removed "we don't sell your data" from their FAQ. Besides, it doesn't seem like I'm able to install sponsorblock, ublockock origin etc on iOS
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What did that teddy bear say? Study warns parents about AI toys(kron4.com)
4 points by ajdude 11mo ago|0 comments
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There's No Rust on This Ironclad Kernel(hackaday.com)
7 points by ajdude 11mo ago|1 comments
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Proving Safety at Scale: Spark, RISC-V, and Nvidia's Security Strategy(blog.adacore.com)
4 points by ajdude 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ajdude 11mo ago
What I like most about ironclad is that it is fully posix-compliant, meaning that you can run a lot of UNIX programs on it already, like what "Gloire" does: https://github.com/Ironclad-Project/Gloire
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by ajdude 11mo ago
I stopped using duckduckgo and switched to kagi shortly after the tankman fiasco[1]. Never been happier- if you want to support the continued existence of search, then pay for it. [1] Ask HN: “Tank man” image search blocked on Bing and Duck
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by ajdude 11mo ago
I'm not a farmer, but I have relied on the farmers almanac before when planning vacations months in advance. It's been surprisingly accurate at determining whether a given week would have rain, snow, or sun. I have no idea how the
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by ajdude 11mo ago
> and pescatarians The article goes on to say: "Fish and beans, for instance, can cause body odour because they're filled with trimethylamine, a very strong-smelling compound. There's even a health condition, called trimet
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AI World Clocks(clocks.brianmoore.com)
3 points by ajdude 11mo ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Is AWS down again?
85 points by ajdude 1y ago|37 comments
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by ajdude 1y ago
I used to use waze maps a little over a decade ago. I got into a car accident trying to dismiss an ad that required tapping "dismiss" while trying to follow what road to turn on. Ads have no place in a map app.
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by ajdude 1y ago
There are an array of devices you can buy online that automatically jiggle the mouse cursor to prevent idling, because supervisors are using Microsoft teams to determine if someone is working. Even if the charitable interpretation was Micro
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by ajdude 1y ago
> Kind of sad to see here on "hacker news" that 80% of the comments are low effort cheap shots It's moreso that Google has used up all of its Goodwill a long time ago for that 80%, especially in the vr field. The only peop
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by ajdude 1y ago
* in 2027
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by ajdude 1y ago
If you're using SPARK, it'll catch at compile time if there's ever a possibility that it would fit within that condition. Otherwise it'll throw an exception (constraint_error) during runtime for you to catch.
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Adding Modern Desktop Environment Options to Gloire(blog.ironclad-os.org)
1 points by ajdude 1y ago|0 comments
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Galaxy Ring battery scare leaves user stranded and hospitalized(androidauthority.com)
2 points by ajdude 1y ago|0 comments
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by ajdude 1y ago
> “The DMA should be repealed while a more appropriate fit for purpose legislative instrument is put in place” > “Despite our concerns with the DMA, teams across Apple are spending thousands of hours to bring new features to the Europ
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by ajdude 1y ago
OP give more context in one of the child comments: > Our founder asked me "Is there anything we're sending over the API that might clue someone in when someone signs up? Are we sending a createdAt field or something?" and
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by ajdude 1y ago
As soon as I try clicking that page, I got several pop-ups trying to take me to the App Store. When I finally managed to dismiss it, I just got a full screen pop-up asking me to sign in. I can't even view the link you posted on my phon

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