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bush-bby
4y ago
>However, it is important to distinguish poker from a pure game of chance, like roulette. I feel like this is becoming an all too common trope on social media and for young people, where poker is portrayed as a risky but cool thing to do
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4y ago
Yeah, it’s probably very confusing if you haven’t already encountered that inconvenience. Modern browsers are also file explorers (for the most part).
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4y ago
Isn’t it a lot cheaper to pay for a static ipv6 address?
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4y ago
>“It was definitely very impressive,” Kellar says. “But it was a poor use of his talent.” I mean how ignorant do you have to be to hold this perception about someone who has just outsmarted you. A poor use of his talent… obviously not? T
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bush-bby
4y ago
Source?
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bush-bby
4y ago
Stupid question but… why?
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bush-bby
4y ago
Hahaha.
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bush-bby
4y ago
Any company who’s customer is the government. There’s only one entity that spends money in a recession, and that’s the government. Safest job you could have is one working for the federal government. Everything else is speculative and subje
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Ask HN: When to Buy a New Computer?
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5y ago
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5y ago
I understand where you’re coming from, but isn’t it possible it’s not really a conscious decision being made? I mean do you think that people are actively choosing colors over people? I just think it may be more likely users of Apple device
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5y ago
Hahaha and why’s that?
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5y ago
I mean, idt that’s really fair. Apple purposefully makes the experience of communicating/texting with another Apple user more physically enjoyable than with a non-Apple user. I don’t think it’s a personal/shallow issue, when you’r
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5y ago
Sure, but what I was referring to was the fact the attackers claim to specifically be attacking okta customers themselves. I’m saying there is a high overlap between fedramp and companies which somewhere in the organization there will be ac
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bush-bby
5y ago
Yeah, Definitely agree.
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5y ago
That’s fair, I guess I’m relatively skeptical as well. I’m just surprised it’s still worth the risk for these groups.
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5y ago
Wdym? There’s a high overlap in contracts which require top secret clearances for kps involved, and Fedramp certified companies…
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5y ago
I understand that, but I was thinking more in terms of retaliation. The sword cuts both ways. Haven’t the feds been bringing down the hammer on these sorts of groups lately?(by that I mean attacking back)
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5y ago
Maybe a stupid question but it seems very foolish to target fedramp companies? I mean why would this not attract the attention of some very effective 3 letter agencies? Granted it’s not technically supply chain, but the recent fed retaliati
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Ask HN: How is Spotify filled with so much spam?
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5y ago
This is a seemingly purposefully single minded way of viewing arguably one of the most benevolent leaders the United States has ever experienced. Does every president have to have freed the slaves to be considered benevolent. List of Teddy’
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5y ago
I mean fuck I know correlation doesn’t equal causation but cmon… this draws attention to poor mental health following COVID. Has no one seen the developed world lately? It’s fucking terrible for mental health. The news tells you the sky is
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5y ago
I mean… it’s a great company and awesome idea so I don’t mean to detract. But that website design made me very uncomfortable… I mean right aligned? Really?
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5y ago
Have you worked somewhere that has use k6s before? It definitely seems to be a commonly used service.
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5y ago
Thanks for the advice, seems like a valuable service. >Time spent learning JMeter is not time wasted. When you say this it makes me assume there's a steep learning curve? or am I misinterpreting.
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5y ago
Is it really that common to write your own load generation framework?
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Ask HN: Cheapest/Industry standard for Load testing?
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5y ago
I’d use that, I hate the fact that people can just be paid to lie and actually effect choice. This sounds like a great attempt at a solution that I’d give a go
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5y ago
Does gerrymandering exist in an autocracy?
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5y ago
Please don’t take this personally, but fuck I hate this painfully common assertion. We most absolutely live in a democracy. However sometimes it’s easy to get confused as to what that means. Democrats (as opposed to autocrats or oligarchs)
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5y ago
I really like the clipboard visual tracking, great feature and it’s utility seems it would be easily grasped by people who generally don’t use “features”.
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