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91.
by blindm 6y ago
In order to have tags working properly you need users to curate their submissions by adding tags, which puts the onus on the users and not HN staff to properly tag their submissions. Personally I couldn't be bothered adding tags on HN
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by blindm 6y ago
Sometimes it's okay to feel directionless. What if you're simply not motivated or inspired? It annoys me when people complain about writers block. The block is there for a reason. It means you are uninspired and need to look at th
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by blindm 6y ago
So just like Usenet's Retention feature? [0] [0] https://www.usenet.com/what-is-usenet-retention/
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Mullvad and TailScale Coexisting (Or “Hello Nftables ”)(rakhesh.com)
1 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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CoScreen – Deep Collaboration for Engineering Teams(coscreen.co)
1 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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QuadSpinner Gaea – the most advanced realistic terrain generator(quadspinner.com)
1 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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CloneApp – Migrate your software settings when reinstalling Windows(builtbybel.com)
1 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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Animated GIF Maker(ezgif.com)
1 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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Algorithms Behaving Badly(themarkup.org)
2 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
I think Firefox is like some banks in that it is too big to fail [0]. Not that Firefox is a financial institution, but something that has embedded and woven itself so deeply into the web in general that I can't imagine the web withou
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by blindm 6y ago
Should be opt-in. The whole opt-out thing is a dark pattern. And if you need to opt out of more services: https://simpleoptout.com/
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MailArchiva – Consolidate your historical email data into one central repository(mailarchiva.com)
1 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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Blesa: Spoofing Attacks Against Reconnections in Bluetooth Low Energy [pdf](friends.cs.purdue.edu)
1 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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Index of /Pub(nic.funet.fi)
2 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
And if you sorely miss Flash, you can run it with Ruffle: https://ruffle.rs/
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Self-references in a content-addressed Nix(tweag.io)
1 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
This is so late to the game. I've been inspecting the traffic of iOS apps for a long time now, and have written to the developers asking them to remove these tracking beacons / analytics scripts. I created a wireless hotspot in Li
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by blindm 6y ago
> The author went so far as to create a domain for this rant It's not a 'far' thing to purchase a domain anymore. Domains are cheap as chips, and have gotten cheaper now since the advent of novel generic TLDs where usually
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by blindm 6y ago
> Where do you get the money In this case we assume there is a cashflow of some sort. How the cashflow comes into being is a public matter for most, but sometimes a private matter. It is assumed that a certain amount of disposable income
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by blindm 6y ago
Some people take lifetimes, even multiple reincarnations to come to the conclusion that they are buyers, not sellers. Some people are born marketers and are very good at persuasion, hyperbole, and other tools to sell a product/service.
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by blindm 6y ago
Most of the CC deets ripped from online stores are hard to use with the presence of 3-D Secure[0]. I imagine the deets are collected in aggregate and then sold in darknet e-crime markets for a high price (Sold on because most of the deets a
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by blindm 6y ago
> IN PARADICE DEATH Remember: reading the deciphered ramblings of a deranged psychopath is obviously going to have misspellings and weird idiosyncratic oddities in them. My take is (if the killer was in any way rational) is that she knew
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by blindm 6y ago
> He does consistently misspell it as "paradice" across multiple letters Yes but I wouldn't read into it that much. Remember, reading the deciphered ramblings of a deranged psychopath is obviously going to have misspelling
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Download AZdecrypt(majorgeeks.com)
2 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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AZdecrypt- Multi-threaded homophonic substitution cipher solver(warp2search.net)
2 points by blindm 6y ago|0 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
The DMCA takedowns have their nets cast too wide. Uncopyrighted works get taken down all the time.
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by blindm 6y ago
> Google let go of our bill as a one-time gesture How many times do they have to do that? Because if it is a high number, they would be operating at a loss.
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The Problem Today Is Not Tribalism but Its Absence(discoursemagazine.com)
3 points by blindm 6y ago|1 comments
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by blindm 6y ago
Submits to https://www.reddit.com/r/InternetIsBeautiful/
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by blindm 6y ago
This is what will happen to all the encrypted Internet traffic in another 50 years. NSA is collecting encrypted comms so that they can crack it at a later date using quantum computers.

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