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by dqv 5y ago
Rumor has it that OF is the next target of Exodus Cry
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by dqv 5y ago
No.* * Some exceptions apply. See https://archive.is/zBbNG
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by dqv 5y ago
I just looked at their page and they are using https://strapdownjs.com/ Not exactly a one liner, but it looks simple to use.
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by dqv 5y ago
What do you mean? It's already possible in countries that use the push-tax-bill system. If you're a small business, you self-report. It will be literally the same situation for any small business under a push or pull system - they
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by dqv 5y ago
I did a double take seeing Ghidra in a headline because just yesterday I was watching a video of someone going through WannaCry with Ghidra. I had never heard of it before yesterday. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv8yu12y5
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by dqv 5y ago
This is just how it works on HN. It's not the first time an informative article has been flagged and it won't be the last. All kinds of articles get flagged. You have to check in on /newcomments to find interesting discussion
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by dqv 5y ago
Almost every top level comment is grayed out - that's a sign of controversy.
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by dqv 5y ago
I think it gets that tag after some threshold of flags and then has to be revived. >controversial I would say there is some contention going on in this thread.
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by dqv 5y ago
Since we’re talking about elevators, it would appear anyone can call the elevator’s emergency phone line. Which is good, but also has unintended consequences: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdXyQ5ra/
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by dqv 5y ago
Do you/did you have feedback loop accounts setup for all of them? Yahoo, for example, sends a notification to sys@ (or whatever email you tell them to) when someone marks one of our emails as spam or when it thinks we're sending b
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by dqv 5y ago
I guess it depends on your definition of useful. I've been using it since 1.4 to do things like: - PBX configuration (e.g. dialplan and routing) - email monitoring (e.g. monitor multiple email accounts and multiple folders on those acc
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by dqv 5y ago
> adults involved with schools I don't know what group you're trying to capture by saying this. You mean the parents as well as the school employees? >Is this just down to how skewed female this group is? No I think it has t
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by dqv 5y ago
Anything artificial that directly affects the brain's reward pathways is bound to cause addiction. We can't, in good faith, argue that artificial food is addictive, or that artificial opium is more addictive than regular opium, an
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by dqv 5y ago
It's kind of like how social media warps our perception of what people (should) look like. Or how many vacations we should be going on [0,1]. Porn can affect how long we think sex should last and the positions we think we should be in
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by dqv 5y ago
In all seriousness, I don't think there is much overlap in people who know about Wapp and those who know about WAP.
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by dqv 5y ago
There's some... apps on this server
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by dqv 5y ago
That I don't understand. As has been proposed as a solution before, I see a lot more utility in a daily or weekly roundup of all newsletters delivered to my inbox. I do like to read a few specific programming-related newsletters, but d
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by dqv 5y ago
Some newsletters are purely informational. I like to update my customers on upcoming holidays because it affects how we do business. I also like to update them to remind them of where they can get our W-9 form for tax filing. They're n
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by dqv 5y ago
Great, I don't have to do any Trump apologetics now. But while you were busy adjudicating what Trump did or didn't say, you forgot about what CNN was doing in its article - the most important part (and CNN isn't the only one
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by dqv 5y ago
Absolutely AMAZING resource. Thank you for sharing this. It is much needed.
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by dqv 5y ago
But SARS has leaked from these labs before. Obviously we already knew about SARS-CoV-1 when it leaked, but this could be one of those situations where the virus leaked from the lab as its first exposure to humans.
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by dqv 5y ago
That was my exact thought too. I was trying to imagine how it would be done in an ebook where it could be resized appropriately to the various screen sizes and couldn't really grok it.
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by dqv 5y ago
I can't believe you're putting me in a position to have to even slightly defend Trump. You are giving Trump supporting whack jobs credibility when you give deference to this sort of revisionism. The news articles that require the
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by dqv 5y ago
There are a few more concerning proplists/keyword lists: [{:x, "y"}], [x: "y"], ["x": "y"], and x: "y" are the same thing (if in args). Erlang dictates one syntax for this instead ([{x,
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by dqv 5y ago
Haha. I didn't really know much about programming at that time, so I got programs from lenshell to host scrambler or to fade my text.
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by dqv 5y ago
And after reading about it, I imagine it can’t be in ebook form either?
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by dqv 5y ago
If you read any comment thread on HN, the ones that don't contribute anything meaningful to the discussion get downvoted rather fast. That's the only consensus you're seeing.
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by dqv 5y ago
Bidets rock. I've had one for years - I didn't have to worry about a toilet paper shortage. The only problem is not many people have them, so going to the bathroom elsewhere isn't as comfortable. I think Muslims have bidets a
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by dqv 5y ago
It seems like that association was engineered . The question went something like "did the virus leak from the WIV?" to which the mass media responded "no, the virus was not man-made!"
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by dqv 5y ago
You use VVV for local development. Ansible is certainly something you can use to deploy.

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