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by crypt1d 8y ago
> Currently, you must have the right to work in the US in order to apply. I wonder why, though? Is there a legal barrier that prevents them from introducing this to foreign students as well? Or is it just because US-based salaries are mu
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by crypt1d 8y ago
hey there, I've sent you an email a while ago but didn't get a reply so far. Are you guys still hiring?
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by crypt1d 8y ago
I've seen Cloudflare block based on user-agent alone.
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by crypt1d 8y ago
That was my first thought as well after reading the first few sentences. I actually gave up on reading the article because of it. Though I've noticed this to be more common in the blockchain/cryptocurrency sphere, perhaps that&#x2
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Let's Encrypt and certbot have made my sysadmin life so much easier by allowing me to manage certificates within the terminal and without having to deal with annoying CA UIs that try to sell you tons of stuff you don't really need
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Deleted both Facebook and Instagram (requested permanent data deletion etc). Its been a couple of months, and I've never felt better. Sure, I lost touch with some people but managed to find other ways to get in touch whenever I needed
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Also, out of curiosity, how do u ensure this information stays up to date?
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Bookmarked. Thanks for this! Some feedback based on first impression: The title on the front page says "Find countries to travel to" but then I'm suppose to specify my "home country", which I find just _slightly_ co
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Looks great, but they don't offer the service in my country :(
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Its unfortunate that privacy.com is only for US residents. Does anyone know of a similar service that's available for Europeans as well? Specifically the virtual card feature. Most of the services that I've seen to offer something
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Poor choice of wording on my end, I was coming up with the idea on the fly. I'm sure someone else can come up with something better with a bit more thinking :) The association between vote keys and personal info does not need to exist.
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by crypt1d 8y ago
> That's not how voting should work. Any vote cast must be secret. Or what's to prevent any one group from blackmailing you (or any other voter)? Fair point, but they do not have to maintain the association with the voting keys
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Don't want to turn this into another 'blockchains can solve anything' discussion - but I do feel some form of blockchain tech could be an effective way to solve e-voting. Here's why: - A central authority(government) ca
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by crypt1d 8y ago
This is awesome! I hope they get a nice bump in membership numbers after being featured on HN. Does anyone know if there a way to get more involved in the project (eg as a volunteer of any kind)? I couldn't find anything on the website
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by crypt1d 8y ago
This argument could have been valid 2 years ago, but now there are plenty crypto projects in both testnet and mainnet phases.
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Hard to say really, as I didn't exactly start with the intention of learning the language, I just liked the movies. If I had to guess, I'd say probably a couple of years to get to a fluent, above-average level.
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by crypt1d 8y ago
As someone who learned English purely from Hollywood movies, I can confirm its a solid way to learn a language. I even picked up the accent to the extent that I'm frequently asked if I'm American - even though I never lived in an
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by crypt1d 8y ago
> Compare for example searching for animal pictures using voice search versus going to the search engine, typing out the term, clicking on "images"... The first is much easier and teaches instant gratification, while the second
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Is such a cancellation model common in the US? I didn't think anyone does that anymore, except maybe porn sites. Its a really cheap sales tactic and would probably dissuade me from subscribing in the first place.
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Thank you for clarifying that, now I have a better understanding of where you are coming from. My question to you is, do you think psychedelics should be more controlled than alcohol? Given how intoxication by alcohol can cause as much soci
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by crypt1d 8y ago
> Hard to explain why. I like to think I have a higher than average understanding about them and they've still dragged me through hell on one or two occasions. That's the thing, you just like to think that. Yet, you offer no ev
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by crypt1d 8y ago
to be fair, many of them could be breached already, u just don't know about it yet. At least with OneLogin there was a disclosure and pressure from the public to improve their opsec.
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by crypt1d 8y ago
> Nobody is coercing you to go, but people will gladly claim that if you are poorer as a result then it is surely because you was lazy or less talented then those who went. And they will celebrate those who went and virtuous and if you d
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Anyone claiming we live in a fair and just society is either asleep and in a fairy tale land, or is pushing an agenda. World is a dangerous place, full of things you may not like, not approve or are simply disgusting. We should certainly wo
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by crypt1d 8y ago
is it just me or the amount of bigotry in the comments here is ridiculous? some people do business differently, get over it. Not everyone agrees with the western "politically correct" approach to life, and that's ok.
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Gave up on the article after an annoying popup refused to close.
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by crypt1d 8y ago
Considering how strong nationalistic propaganda is these days in the Balkans, if this thing passes all the referendums, etc needed to make it a reality, it will be a huge win. Congrats
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by crypt1d 8y ago
that makes more sense, thanks.
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by crypt1d 8y ago
>By the time Docker Hub removed the images, they had received 5 million “pulls.” A wallet address included in many of the submissions showed it had mined almost 545 Monero digital coins, worth almost $90,000. This seems incorrect because
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by crypt1d 8y ago
it isnt. cat + grep feels a lot more 'natural' to many users and makes 0 performance difference in 99.99% of usecases.

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