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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
BTW France declared war officially.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
Cases are lagging apparently, peaking at two weeks after the initiation of a lockdown.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
My personal belief on why this is not a good argument: our phones are pretty dirty too.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
I have the PS4 and I hate how long it takes for games and menus and all of that stuff to transition. I just want my N64 back.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
We are going to see the US expand the mandatory lockdown to the whole country soon. I don't think panic is going to help much.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
right, if you don't get tested then do you really have coronavirus?
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
Testing leads to panic. The threat number one to the US economy is panic. Whatever happens next, panic is much much more damaging for the economy and for stability. There's already a plan in place, and most people don't know it bu
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
The other thing is that panic is bad, panic leads to much much worse outcomes. I've read the report, and I have access to non-disclosed orders, one of the major point is: do not spread too much information for risk of panics. So we&#x2
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Ask HN: How is an 18-month period of paused economy realist?
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
I've given up writing on the iPad pro, because you can't really hold it on your knees with a keyboard and because the screen is not well positioned (back pains). This new keyboard thing is amazing. Really expensive but I think I m
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
I think what a lot of nightclubs end up doing is definitely discriminatory and we should not tolerate that.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
It doesn't though, most mobile devices today have hardware support for AES.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
I would expect most clients to have hardware support for AES-GCM.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
Think India
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
I work for Facebook and a lot of employees were quite stressed with all these changes (especially the ones with kids). I can tell you that this has been a huge boon for people's morale. (Just an insider's point of view, as I feel
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
why wouldn't it replace IPsec? And why can't it be as fast as IPsec? I can only see one reason, their choice of Chacha20-Poly1305 (which should be re-considered IMO)
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
The first paragraph makes no sense that's true, but what follows is a good point. AES-GCM is much much faster than ChaCha20-Poly1305. If: 1) your market is fragmented 2) many clients are cheap phones that don't support AES-NI 3) y
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
feature request: I tried adding decrypt.co and could not, and then I couldn't leave the page to add a new thing.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
looks like we read the same thing
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
If I understand correctly, is it a personal reddit/HN filled with content from websites you picked? If this is it then I think there is a big potential. Actually, there might be a bigger potential as a SaaS than a browser plugin. It&#x
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
I don't think anyone trust the government anymore, otherwise we wouldn't see such a dip in the market.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
Yup, the US is not as bad, the US government kinda is.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
JSON is mostly used on the web, and with HTTPS, where compression is disabled.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
Nobody gzip their json over https, this is due to compression attacks.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
> And yet they're drawn to the position because of the emotional overtones that are ubiquitous in coverage of the subject. or because they are tools made to kill? Let's be honest this is not a good comparison (to stay polite).
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
I saw one driving in SF the other day and was wondering what was up :) usually only see them around mountain view.
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by ccktlmazeltov 7y ago
Andrew Yang was right.