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7y ago
> I'm personally selling all my index fund stock tomorrow morning. ... from home
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7y ago
flu seasons are the worst, everywhere. we should either move a do-nothing holiday to overlap with flu season, or make it 'worldwide work from home weeks'
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7y ago
the more people work at home the more likely it is they will find ways to compensate as a group. stay-at-home moms must have been facing these issues forever.
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7y ago
sars and mers and thousands of others are also coronaviruses. this one is currently designated "2019 novel coronavirus" which is not very practical
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7y ago
Many eastern european countries are very religuous but at the bottom of fertility stats. Some Devout muslim countries are very fertile, others not so. Is congo or angola particularly religious?
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7y ago
Brave browser should implement this. Or metamask
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7y ago
the only reason it 's still called coronavirus is nobody has come up with a creative name, and everyone insists on not calling it "wuhan virus". Anybody want to give it a name?
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7y ago
for layout , i still think tables did it right, because web is primarily a grid like newspapers. wish we had a <grid> type of element with responsive rows and cols, if only to help with vertical alignment and those missing </d
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7y ago
conspiracy theories about nebulous entities also proliferate after eternal september or october
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7y ago
hm not really, thanks to corporate / institutional email silos . sure there is gmail, yahoo , outlook ... but also a huge long tail that is not going away
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7y ago
silencing/deplatforming is a form of signaling to their in-group rather than an action for the greater good. in general , the more people know they are being watched, and the bigger the audience is, people are more likely to choose the
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7y ago
You can't. The internet has grown in size irreversibly. There is more than eternal september. when you have billion-people "communities" you no longer have community, you have a large mob. In order for discussions to have de
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7y ago
thats why its best to extend email . it's already decentralized and people don't claim it helps drug dealers. i think the worst part of centralized services is they made police and states complacent and depend on constant spying
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7y ago
The study is probably bunk and sensational. check the comments by this redditor : https://www.reddit.com/r/China_Flu/comments/ewt9ep/scientifi... https://www.reddit.com/r/China_Flu&#
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7y ago
The apps don’t even need to think of spam, that would be handled by the mail server just like all other spam.
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7y ago
Who is “we” ? Imho HN isnt homogeneous or representative enough to constitute a “we” unless referring to YC companies. Its fit for certain kinds of discussion but pretty bad for others. I self censor my account heavily here, and in fact of
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7y ago
then how do the email services , who post massive amounts of emails and many of them are spam manage to get through? do they have some kind of deliverability deals with gmail? (btw my mails also seem to get through and i haven't even
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7y ago
probably depends on the amount of mails you send. i have done this with thousands of emails from a dedicated server and they didn't end up in spam
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7y ago
This is not my area but why dont people setup their own smtp servers, and use plain tools like readcube?
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7y ago
a real account could scrape tons of stuff given time
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7y ago
Yet people flock to cities en masse and in acceleration. The most technically educated/capable flock to even fewer cities, even where connectivity is terrible. Centralization of technology is a reality and what could be more centralizi
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7y ago
use an old laptop to run the opensimulator 3d world server (open source second life)
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7y ago
Scrapers can just create a user account then. They still seem to be covered by this injunction
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7y ago
Its true that tons of news sites ask for permission just to spam you, or outright sell notifications to advertisers. I think the web notif channel has already been abused beyond repair. It may be time to redo the concept from scratch Killer
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7y ago
I m a web fanatic and use only the browser. My other apps are dropbox and skype , a decibel meter and strava, so things that cant exist on the web anyway. I use multiple gmail accounts so webmail is better Since most content apps use browse
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7y ago
i see lots of business ideas popping up in this thread
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7y ago
I have a feeling this precedent makes Google happy, if not that they helped hiQ. While scraping should be legal, nobody should be preventing server owners from using any countermeasures they like
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7y ago
Why would it be an issue if it is discriminatory? Linkedin can use its servers any way they like, unless they ve promised their users that their data can be scraped indiscriminately
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7y ago
Instagram is not the content creator tho
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7y ago
this. accounting has become a big burden , especially if you are using microtransactions. i use xsolla for game payments for the same reasons. any alternatives to suggest?
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