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by bhhaskin 6y ago
I too would like to know how this turned out!
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
Looks like the domain is blocked by Cisco Umbrella firewall.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
I am honestly thinking the same thing. Still a bit hesitant as I mainly use Linux for work.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
It destroys living cells, and is very very dangerous. People should not be in the same room when these robots are cleaning. It should be treated similar to poison gas.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
Looks like it is just the asset pipeline, so not anything that is loaded on the frontend. Little bit click baity. A lot of other frameworks do the same thing.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
They do and has been done before.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
Adam Savage over on Tested does a bit of a review of one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-PdPtqw78k
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
I use Dynadot and haven't had any issues.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
Buying stolen goods is still illegal
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
They do read your facebook messenger messages.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
Honest question; how is that different from all of the other companies/celebrities declaring support?
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
Chrome isn't open source, and a large part of android isn't either (google play services). Gmail is quickly becoming a walled garden itself (anyone who runs their own email service can tell you that). And YouTube is a hot mess.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
keep in mind that those aren't space suits, but flight suits.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
I would imagine they would have control lockouts as well. Not something super complicated/time consuming to disengage, but something to prefect that exact scenario from happening.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
There really isn't a whole lot you can do during lift-off/landing anyways. Main thing is the abort handle and that is pre-programmed.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
We aren't talking about businesses not paying taxes. We are talking about employees lying about what state they are in. Which is the excuse Facebook is using to monitor employees' location via VPN and geotracking.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
Exactly. This would be fraud on the side of the employee and Facebook shouldn't be playing the role of police.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
It also has an official API: https://github.com/HackerNews/API
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
I apologize if it seemed like a personal attack. That wasn't my intention. And I really do appreciate the fact that you guys have a privacy preference center. It's clear that you do care about privacy, and since you do care about
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
Got it. EDIT: my tone wasn't good here. Assuming good intentions. I am leaving the original below just so people can see what the replies where to. Original: Got It. So the above is a flat out lie.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
But do you sell the data at all? Just because you do not sell the data to insurance companies directly doesn't the data is safe. could easily sell the data to data aggregators who sell to insurance companies.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
WFH doesn't necessarily mean remote.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
The US military also has a mechanism in place to prevent classified tech from being patented. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invention_Secrecy_Act It is a pretty good example of how the patent system is broken. Like for
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
Interesting. I wonder what the hang up is.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
Google will also ban your GA account if they find that kind of information showing up. They aren't dumb and know exactly what they can and cannot get away with.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
This seems like a cool project. Keybase has kinda lost it's way and has no idea what it is anymore. Where this seems pretty focused on doing one thing and one thing well.
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by bhhaskin 6y ago
Anti price gouging likely won't come into play here.
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by bhhaskin 7y ago
This is just clickbait.
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by bhhaskin 7y ago
Seems to work ok for me. Firefox Dev edition (76.0b7) Ubuntu 19.10
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by bhhaskin 7y ago
It's almost like it was never about the children..

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