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5y ago
I don't think it's possible for a private company to implement a process that can provide "anti-regime exceptions" though. Would you request evidence of anti-regime activity? (Edited for clarity)
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I don't understand how "collateral damage" is relevant. Aren't people supposed to minimize collateral damage? Namecheap didn't HAVE to do this. The chose to do this in a very particular way, which hurt its customers
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5y ago
No value was created out of them moving these domains. It's not like Namecheap is doing any good here. They're just posturing without actually helping anyone with this move or affecting real change.
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5y ago
> People that are getting angry need to point that at the cause, their own government. Believe me, I'm very angry at my government. Unlike you, I've been protesting the regime for several years, putting my health and well-being
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5y ago
Have you ever lived under a dictatorship? You do realise we can't just vote him out? He has guns pointed at us as well.
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5y ago
I don't know how this is relevant. I am very much against this war, but there is very little I can do to stop it as a regular citizen. I'm currently doing everything I can to flee the country, as I don't think my family is no
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5y ago
The only people who will suffer from this are the people who are currently in a difficult situation due to them fleeing from Russia. Big companies and people staying in Russia will easily absorb this, of course.
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5y ago
This is a really, really fucked up thing to do. Many Russians are currently scrambling to move their families and businesses abroad, away from Putin's regime (myself included). This will put additional pressure on people who are in a v
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Namecheap: Russia Service Termination
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5y ago
How likely is it that I wouldn't be access MullvadVPN for example? Should I roll out my own private VPN server via DigitalOcean or smth?
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5y ago
This is great, thank you. I haven't though about many of these things.
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Ask HN: As someone living in Russia, how can I prepare for Internet shutdowns?
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Controlling Brain Function with Wearables
(quicktotheratcave.tumblr.com)
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Ask HN: What Happened to YouTube Recommendations?
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5y ago
Hey, I know this is a bit off-topic, but I can't wrap my mind around one thing. I'm getting a ton of Google ads on that website. Where do they come from? Is Github adding them? Did the devs add them to their docs?
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5y ago
Incredible and horrifying at the same time. I think this is the final nail in the coffin for foreign investment in Russia.
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5y ago
Care to provide a source for this?
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Google, Apple remove Navalny app from stores as Russian elections begin
(reuters.com)
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5y ago
This is from the original email (not the message linked by OP!): > Otherwise, I will have to transfer information about you to lawyers who will cooperate with github.com and Chinese government to physically find you and stop the illegal
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5y ago
The manager's response seems to be empathetic and human, though it would've been better to keep it private. The Russian developer's original email, however, is a travesty. Not only is it horrifically worded, but it actually d
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5y ago
I think the problem that many HN readers don't understand is that influencers have a really hard time monetizing the content they are making. If you're a lifestyle or a travel blogger you don't really have any easily availabl
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Stop doing things ASAP
(medium.com)
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9y ago
For reference, this is how you do this in jQuery: $('.my-elements').show()
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Uber and Yandex.Taxi agree to merge services in Russia and four other countries
(meduza.io)
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I agree, keeping chimpanzees in an aquarium is unethical.
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9y ago
Yeah, this is going the way of "Testacular" (which is now "Karma") in a year, tops.
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Agile approach doesn't mean that there are no requirements documents and no milestones. You're still supposed to write requirements in some form (e.g. user stories and test cases) and plan a few months ahead (while being ready to
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11y ago
http://i.imgur.com/kwaIrAH.png Come on, this is terrible use of bold text. It actually makes reading the post harder.
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11y ago
> It's all ugly and complicated. There's no beauty to these tools. Which succesful, widely adopted languages have beauty to their tools?
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11y ago
Could this have been prevented? Is there a reliable way to check on your mental health status?
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