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by comice 5y ago
there is truth in that but it does not cost 65 dollars to stock and deliver a sled.
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by comice 5y ago
Their github avatar has similar iconography: https://github.com/kernc And this other user has the same avatar and explicitly says they are buddhist. https://github.com/neokin no other signs anywhere I can s
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by comice 5y ago
Had my booster in the UK yesterday and thought that sitting in a room with a bunch of other people for 15 minutes was surely an infection risk itself! They let us leave after 5 minutes anyway.
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Ask HN: Running a command, are you saying “take this action” or “make this so”?
6 points by comice 5y ago|9 comments
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by comice 5y ago
I didn't say developers "gave up", but even as of 2019 it didn't seem like things were moving forward in any meaningful way. Even just for OMEMO support, we all had to compile a plugin for libpurple/Pidgin, and it d
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by comice 5y ago
> for encryption fans, I've been wondering for a long time now: why would you trust ANY 3rd party with your so sensitive data instead of running your own service? Are you not aware of OMEMO for XMPP? we ran our own XMPP server for o
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by comice 5y ago
I only use Plex because they have a native LG webos app. jellyfin has one too and are currently in the process of getting into the official LG app store, awesome! it was rejected a couple of times for some bugs the LG reviewers found, all o
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by comice 5y ago
You're arguing about definitions of words. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crowdsourcing > "Crowdsourcing is a sourcing model in which individuals or organizations obtain goods or services, including ideas,
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by comice 5y ago
The main focus of my comment was their funding sources, because the IEEE false suggest they are crowd sourced. The website I linked described those funding sources, and they can be corroborated elsewhere. I've since linked to articles
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by comice 5y ago
Wikipedia class the greyzone as Max Blumenthal's blog but one of the articles I posted is by Aaron Maté. I find him consistently honest and thorough - I don't know much about Max Blumenthal. I'm curious what your assessment o
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by comice 5y ago
I pasted the relevant claims in my comment, but point taken. Do you find Aaron Maté more credible? https://thegrayzone.com/2021/02/20/reuters-bbc-uk-foreign-of... https://thegrayzone.com/2021&
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by comice 5y ago
Lots of criticism of my choice of source here, so I'll add a couple of articles from Aaron Maté too: https://thegrayzone.com/2021/02/20/reuters-bbc-uk-foreign-of... https://thegrayzone.com&#x2
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by comice 5y ago
If there is anything about the claims I highlighted in the article I linked to that you think is wrong, feel free to mention them.
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by comice 5y ago
> it is deeply concerning that a trade orginisation like IEEE would wade into political affairs and write a puff piece on Bellingcat who is obviously a creature of the UK intelligence establishment. yes, this is the critical point. me an
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by comice 5y ago
The article implies Bellingcat are crowd funded (they only mention one kickstarter campaign from 2014) but their funding is concerning, and their investigations deeply biased. They are not at all to be trusted: "funded by The Atlantic
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by comice 5y ago
ah ok, phew! I guess the OP just didn't know about that - they seemed surprised it was recoverable!
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by comice 5y ago
"immediately raise a ticket with Azure Support, who were able to grab the resources from “somewhere” (I guess when you delete a resource in Azure, it’s still on a disk somewhere, for a while), and we got our database and backups back&q
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by comice 5y ago
I'm sure some don't give Jobs the credit he's due, but I'd say it's far more common for people to have too much reverence for him. You yourself here have reduced his often outrageous and terrible behaviour simply as
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by comice 5y ago
I've been wondering about this for a while, do you have a reference? Do you know how humidity affects transmission? Pre-pandemic I used to go indoor bouldering where there tends to be a lot of chalk in the air and I was curious how tha
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by comice 6y ago
nice thanks, that looked promising but I've checked a number of older articles and they have no amp version (despite the HTML for the site referencing an amp version, the url is 404!) I'll see if I can figure out if all newer page
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by comice 6y ago
yes, though the page linking to them hasn't been updated since 2011. And notably, it doesn't have the new HTML: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10628494 But the RSS feeds are just the headlines. And also don'
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by comice 6y ago
I run the News Sniffer[1] project which has to parse BBC News pages and I knew about this rollout a few weeks ago when the HTML all changed format completely and my parsers broke. As a side note, the new HTML is way more complicated and muc
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Installing Kubernetes Metrics Server Securely(brightbox.com)
2 points by comice 6y ago|0 comments
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by comice 6y ago
I used the browser tool (and 1p sync) but it still didn't support export to 1PIF format afaikt, which only the desktop GUI tools supported.
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by comice 6y ago
I just used the "1PIF" export from 1p, which bitwarden supports for import (but the 1p cli doesn't support). I'm loving bitwarden too. It's slightly not as good as 1p in some ways, but better in more than others. Th
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by comice 6y ago
I started to write that exact script myself (go to the point of realising jq probably wasn't going to cut it :), motivated by the desire to help others escape too but I just ran out of steam. Plus, there was something not right about t
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by comice 6y ago
I just moved from (paid) 1p to bitwarden at the weekend due to lack of proper Linux support. I was just testing bitwarden and found I couldn't easily get a good export of my passwords from 1p on Linux, because only their desktop apps s
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by comice 6y ago
hey nice work. I did the same thing but for Brightbox: https://github.com/brightbox/deploy-jitsi realised I've not licensed it properly though! will sort that out tomorrow. blogged about it here: https:/&#x2
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by comice 8y ago
> Employment today is increasingly a heavily biased and ethically corrupt way of implementing UBI. I've see this said similarly before but find it unbelievable. Why would any company want to employ people en masse as a benefit prima
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by comice 8y ago
boiling some water was pretty much the first thing I tried too! was disappointed. still great though.

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