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541.
by ev1 5y ago
Yes. Almost daily. There practically isn't a single day where India isn't in the news, especially wrt Modi and COVID.
542.
by ev1 5y ago
They are one of the world tech powers, regardless of whether you like to think of it or not. There is power concentrated there, and intellectual property. It's similar to how Vatican City will get posted even if there is almost no po
543.
by ev1 5y ago
> Private Relay is bypassed for everything not listed above, including: Secure, “https:” traffic from your apps. I don't think I've seen plaintext advertiser or analytics traffic in a very long time.
544.
by ev1 5y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/mar/26/teleperform...
545.
by ev1 5y ago
Is it possible to self host it? I don't mind paying for a premium tier that lets me self host/configure; I don't mind if it isn't open source, but I have a need to host something like this for players in APAC region and
546.
by ev1 5y ago
How can I self host this for an arbitrary game TCP port? I'd be happy to pay for a "limited feature" edition (don't need source either) that will: - let me self host with binaries, public IP server on Linux, private IP s
547.
by ev1 5y ago
anecdotally, from what i've seen at a passing glance and from past API use, in person events are like <0.00001% of FB events. no one actually goes to in person events, and if they do they are very large ones like concerts. ones that
548.
by ev1 5y ago
You see, what they want to pay for is a frontend only person and what they want to hire is someone that has 30 years of experience in frontend, backend, microservices, distributed systems, Raft, Paxos, and Windows Server 2023. I'm curr
549.
by ev1 5y ago
This is an old article. 0RTT TLS 1.3 + QUIC is on par with HTTP usually, based on our RUM/telemetry.
550.
by ev1 5y ago
summerhamster is one of a billion of those shitty "adblock detecting!!!" "dont lose money!!!" malicious JS domains.
551.
by ev1 5y ago
What the hell is "water concentrate"?
552.
by ev1 5y ago
plenty, but again, it's entirely country, speech, and type of speech dependent. if anything, for general real "speech" purposes, hosting in the US is the best to do. it does not have for example UK's libel laws, most of
553.
by ev1 5y ago
That explains a bit. Also very on point for Bell to advertise copper as "fibe"...
554.
by ev1 5y ago
What the hell is Bell offering? FTTH? FTT neighbourhood then copper? The product is called "Fibe" but their lowest plan is 10 Mbps down, 1 Mbps up? What on earth type of optics even offers that?
555.
by ev1 5y ago
It's kind of funny when (pre-covid) at the office people would point out my dock TB/USBC connector and how thick it was. It carries probably 100W+ for power, multiple 4K displays, ethernet, half a dozen USB3 ports... I'd rath
556.
by ev1 5y ago
removal of per-channel staff/per-channel owners and replacement with network owners. like removing a subreddit's creator/moderators and taking over it.
557.
by ev1 5y ago
The most "fully featured" cable with a USB-C tip is often like <0.5m long.
558.
by ev1 5y ago
webgl/canvas is used for abusive fingerprinting for tracking you through different brosers, checking what GPU you use, persistent cookieless re-association
559.
by ev1 5y ago
> I believe 1TB FireCuda Model NVMe SSDs have something insane like a 1800 TBW rating when I was looking a couple weeks back. This is still only a couple hundred 100GB plots (the smallest possible size). "Chia SSDs" being made
560.
by ev1 5y ago
Yes. The creation of the plot will eat through SSD TBW.
561.
by ev1 5y ago
For anyone on Brave or Firefox with protection enabled: you have to turn it off, because canvas randomisation will just result it in it permanently drawing a mess of lines covering the entire square forever.
562.
by ev1 5y ago
In a corporate environment I'd get absolutely brutalised by lawyers for doing this. The amount of invasive data collection, fingerprinting, phone number requirements, permanent plaintext logging of messages, file scanning, process scan
563.
by ev1 5y ago
Note that 70k for one person in SF is considered low income/needs assistance/basically not a living wage by hud.gov. The bare minimum is somewhere around 90k. At about ~140k for one person, you will still have difficulty renting a
564.
by ev1 5y ago
The problem here is that the majority of users don't actually have informed consent. They don't know what is happening. They think it's just being served ads or something and are like "OK, I can accept the ads in exchang
565.
by ev1 5y ago
I was actually offered this as a service by a company doing formations in the Seychelles (they were spamming people) - quite literally had a spammer tell me "no, don't buy my product, it isn't worth it" They basically sa
566.
by ev1 5y ago
I just realised that it's a 15 year old so I might be a bit harsh, but it's also actual hashtag and keyword spam to pollute search results (#buygme), doesn't work, violates multiple python styles/formats, doesn't ha
567.
by ev1 5y ago
Honestly? Probably. I flag a huge amount of medium posts too. Currently the top few are pretty obviously spam, though. I do vouch them out of spam also. above-the-fold of domain=dev.to, page 1: - https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
568.
by ev1 5y ago
99% spam
569.
by ev1 5y ago
From a technical perspective I haven't seen people dislike Bitcoin. It's mostly around the godawful ecosystem of scammers, idiots, shills, and more likely than not if you see someone promoting it they're probably trying to sc
570.
by ev1 5y ago
> What is the meaning of 0 to 60 in 4 seconds when there's traffic anyway? I take public transit and don't own a car ($500/m parking, insane insurance rates in SF, cars broken into within minutes in daylight), but drive re

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