cleanyourroom

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Ask HN: Is there a virtual receptionist service for my personal phone?
1 points by cleanyourroom 5y ago|1 comments
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by cleanyourroom 6y ago
* Note 2 - 26 July 2020, United States of America: no updates were received today prior to the data cutoff time, thus regional and global totals for new cases and deaths are substantially reduced. The figures will be adjusted when data are
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US did not report Covid numbers today [pdf](who.int)
2 points by cleanyourroom 6y ago|1 comments
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
What peanut butter would you make a sandwich with while report comments in this way?
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
`alias rm='rm -rf /'`
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
Tim Poole was gunning a bit hard here. I actually came out of this feeling better about Twitter.
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
Wouldn’t an attacker only have to manage to bruteforce 2 of the hashes in order to discover this pepper, which would just be the text that is common between them?
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
Hi, I'm from the orthodoxy and I'm here to disparage you. $disparaging_paragraph Thank you
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Ask HN: How to keep your side projects going after you die?
7 points by cleanyourroom 8y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Are there any non-security-dumpster-fire forum projects?
8 points by cleanyourroom 8y ago|1 comments
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
He should have ended this with drops mic
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Ask HN: Optimal legal entity for an OSS project on the benefits/hassle matrix?
1 points by cleanyourroom 8y ago|0 comments
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
In some universes it has no problems.
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
DOUBLEMOON
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
Kovri FTW
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
This is great News!
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
Agree, this would get you kicked from an AOL chatroom. A heuristic I still find useful for some reason.
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
TFW the first comment is more substantive than the article it's about.
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
He has some valid complaints, as did Ted Kaczynski. Dropping out of the world seems as unlikely to make anything better as blowing up random people.
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
Excel spreadsheet on a highly secure, intranet-only SMB share. Not even joking.
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
Can we fork religion to support this feature pls?
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
It's funny/scary how much less sophisticated we humans are than how imagine ourselves to be.
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
SATs privilege non-stupid students and should be abolished.
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
Whomp
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
Since world class engineers are perfectly distributed throughout the population regardless of age, sex, race, education, interest, and geography, it is a travesty that Google doesn't look like a random sample of Americans.
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What is some potential mischief one might do while the WHOIS is dark?
2 points by cleanyourroom 8y ago|0 comments
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
Out.
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
"I know how to fix Mozilla." Sincerely, Someone who cannot even keep zer own room clean.
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by cleanyourroom 8y ago
You should just drop packets from badguys unless you are planning on great-cannon-of-chinaing something using 301s. `--reject-with tcp-tarpit` may slow this down but it's probably not worth it if they have 10,000 IPs since that sounds

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