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871.
by batch12 4y ago
A little light on details. Seems like a a script that alters the site's DNS A records to point to the server with the greatest electrical input from solar panels.
872.
by batch12 4y ago
I believe they attempted to address this via vacuum sealing and cascading bags (if I understood the article).
873.
by batch12 4y ago
So the argument is https has too much overhead and excludes those who cant use updated browsers? Unless I missed it, the article doesn't discuss mitm, nonrepudiation or censorship/privacy concerns.
874.
by batch12 4y ago
That's true of course. What's interesting to me is that they've decided to pay for this access and visit the links so quickly. It must be pretty expensive or hard to get if only around two-dozen companies pay for access to th
875.
by batch12 4y ago
I have observed that twitter's bot hits links within seconds of being tweeted. The traffic comes from several locations, not all twitter ASNs. One interesting source is Apple. Their bot/scanner hits soon after.
876.
by batch12 4y ago
I would guess that this is probably done on purpose to avoid tripping one-time-use links. Seems like a good way to hide malware from the scanner though.
877.
by batch12 4y ago
So jail the guy pouring concrete or hanging drywall instead of focusing on policies that would prevent the issue? It's bad enough that the rich often view the poor as disposable. This just makes it literally true.
878.
by batch12 4y ago
I read this as hashing the content for verification, not hashing for concealment.
879.
by batch12 4y ago
Nitpick, but everyone has rights. The difference is there are many places that don't protect them or otherwise infringe upon your ability to exercise them.
880.
by batch12 4y ago
It's also been more than a year since these events and OP just registered the domain three days ago. Reading quoted chats in addition to the OPs statement "At this point these conversations felt so weird that I started screenshott
881.
by batch12 4y ago
Anything that can inspire people to go forth and kill more mosquitos has my vote.
882.
by batch12 4y ago
I guess I am a horrible human being. I don't feel bad at all blocking ads, bypassing client side modal popups, or viewing data happily provided to search engines with the intent of giving me a taste. To be fair, I mostly just don'
883.
by batch12 4y ago
Thanks for letting us know. Want me to hold your spot for later, or are you done with this one?
884.
by batch12 4y ago
How does that apply to 'upscaled' video?
885.
by batch12 4y ago
I think I only made it to 'homeroom' a dozen or so times the entire time I was in high-school. I would have love and thrived under this.
886.
by batch12 4y ago
After my dad died, we found that he had recorded every phone call he had with us. I thought about doing this combined with text generation to create plausible prompts but never got the guts to go through with it. He wouldn't care if I
887.
by batch12 4y ago
One of my websites has been using SQLite3 as a backend database since 2018ish and works perfectly fine.
888.
by batch12 4y ago
While this makes sense to some degree, it sounds like an easy way to filter candidates based on how difficult it may be to work with them in the future. It really depends on how this is approached. Someone that drops an ultimatum during the
889.
by batch12 4y ago
Maybe plan ahead, deal with the choice and bring the person on and find a way to make it work, or pay a severance. It's a real shit thing to do, especially considering that prospects may have begun offboarding from their existing emplo
890.
by batch12 4y ago
Bad phrasing. I read it as 60 sessions, five sessions per week within a three-month period
891.
by batch12 4y ago
I have similar dreams sometimes, but in the first person. I meet people in my dreams and have interesting, complex conversations (at least they feel that way in the dream). I usually have lucid dreams too-- or it could be that these are th
892.
by batch12 4y ago
Maybe don't display the hash and self destruct after n bad guesses or something.
893.
by batch12 4y ago
It's a good thought experiment, but just that. The world isn't going to go back to text documents and rss for everything or give up the internet willingly. To make this happen we would either need to make this law (worldwide) or s
894.
by batch12 4y ago
My suspicion is that having direct access to all information has offloaded some of our cognitive capabilities to our devices. Also, making everything political-- and as such being told what to think about every topic doesn't really
895.
by batch12 4y ago
It still isn't too late to finish the app/site and put it out there. Instead, it seems that the author burned out. With that said, there's no shame in dropping the project to stay sane.
896.
by batch12 4y ago
In addition to granting access, I would take issue with my comings and goings being tracked to the millisecond.
897.
by batch12 4y ago
Mass or size? If mass is the same, the effect is the same.
898.
by batch12 4y ago
At least it isn't gas station sushi.
899.
by batch12 4y ago
It's not worth going through the effort of onboarding someone for a week to determine if things might work out. Discussions are more than words. Inflection and presentation are all pieces of effective communication. If someone is advoc
900.
by batch12 4y ago
What?

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