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Who Will Pay to Protect Tech Giants from Rising Seas?(apps.npr.org)
2 points by ev1 5y ago|0 comments
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by ev1 5y ago
> I do find it interesting that the DFEH has lawsuits against both Riot Games and Blizzard for similar issues Yes, because Riot's C-level executive was literally dry humping interns and shoving their ass into faces and still has the
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by ev1 5y ago
Then perhaps they should make it be able to be sent during off peak hours at a lower bitrate when people are sleeping, they are signed by Apple anyway, so a carrier can distribute them at off-peak from edge nodes closest to the tower, avoid
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by ev1 5y ago
It doesn't matter, it's plugged in at night.
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by ev1 5y ago
I really hate that they demand Wifi - I never have Wifi, but I have an unlimited data plan that is well good for multiple terabytes.
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by ev1 5y ago
https://icannwiki.org/Joost_Zuurbier
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by ev1 5y ago
Freenom and Dot.tk are one and the same, and the same Dutch owner since start
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by ev1 5y ago
The counterpoint to this is that it's exactly the same for free domains and free subdomains but you get even less rights/privileges/whatever
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by ev1 5y ago
Free subdomains and domains out of your control like tk/cf/ga are somewhat different from a full domain subject to registrar rules.
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by ev1 5y ago
a.ns.cf has address 185.21.168.17 a.ns.gq has address 185.21.168.65 a.ns.ml has address 185.21.168.1 a.ns.ga has address 185.21.168.49 % Abuse contact for '185.21.168.0 - 185.21.168.15' is 'abuse@freenom.com&#x27
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by ev1 5y ago
They own the entire TLD. To reach your DNS you have to go through the TLD. On free domains, the TTL is set to 300 seconds (or 60 seconds). So to reach your ns1.example.com, it goes through {a,b,c,d}.ns.tk first and refers to ns1.example.c
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by ev1 5y ago
You can effectively no longer sign up for a new account without a non-VOIP phone number If you remove it after adding it to get through verification, your account is likely suspended a day or two later
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by ev1 5y ago
They're generally banned or blocked for "antispam" purposes unless you are an enterprise social media management company or whatever else. Free API use is pretty neglected, and things change often enough and policy changes of
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by ev1 5y ago
> Riot’s CEO sent an e-mail to employees describing the punishment its COO, Scott Gelb, will face after multiple employees alleged that, as a comedy bit, he has repeatedly touched subordinates’ balls or butt or farted in their faces. &gt
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by ev1 5y ago
Founder is dutch, most people are in NL, probably
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by ev1 5y ago
Absolutely none of this describes how it would help marginalized people nor does it describe how the coin would technically know someone's minority status.
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by ev1 5y ago
It's kind of interesting with socialisation dynamics - my team now has an E2EE Matrix groupchat (we don't post any PII/proprietary data/source code/etc here) because we used to have in-person discussions about vario
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by ev1 5y ago
Pretty much this - making $100k in SF is considered low income (102k is "low income" for 1 person, 147k is low income for 4 person household according to Housing and Development) and you likely don't qualify for any rental by
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by ev1 5y ago
I'm kind of using I in third person - it's cheaper, more accessible, easier, faster to get unhealthy food. For many people it is not possible or feasible to make those healthy choices. For example, extensive - both in time and mon
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by ev1 5y ago
The full Chrome privacy page - this is absolutely nuts for a review comparator: Fakespot Fake Amazon Reviews and eBay Sellers collects the following: Personally identifiable information For example: name, address, email address, age, or ide
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by ev1 5y ago
Fakespot is one of the more atrocious extensions when it comes to data collection. It sends everything you look at, everything you add to cart, while you are logged out of everything it will also persistently track your viewed items with a
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by ev1 5y ago
do you mean totally native genuine compiled code, or electron/js? this changes things on the client side.
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by ev1 5y ago
+1 to this, I'd have to go out of my way, significantly, to find those items for cheap, while fast food is $3 for a calorie-dense burger and easily accessible. Of course, there are nearby supermarkets too, but you'll be paying lik
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by ev1 5y ago
so this sounds like they are fully in the right here (ethics and pricing aside) - you have no formal contract or locked in pricing, and can be dropped or changed basically month to month.
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by ev1 5y ago
what does your b2b contract state? annual terms?
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by ev1 5y ago
archiveorg is technically a formal library and registered nonprofit and has been around decades longer. archiveis: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23316085 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27498902
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by ev1 5y ago
I would be curious about this too. I'm not a fan of using Patreon and their incredibly asinine policies (eg: no debit cards, no virtual cards, no OTP cards, credit only, otherwise arbitrary failures). But anything that is "direct&
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by ev1 5y ago
this is on a vm in canada, what?
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by ev1 5y ago
You can't bridge the exit.
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by ev1 5y ago
Pretty much this. I've worked in the field. If you do development work, drivers, and/or have installed certificates or root CAs that are "rare" or not installed on a large majority of machines, they absolutely WILL be up

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