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Thailand to ban use of cryptocurrencies as method of payment
(bangkokpost.com)
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Here the e-mail I got: Hello, As part of Intuit, Mailchimp is no longer supporting accounts based in Russia. This account is now suspended, and it will be necessary that you find a new vendor. If you believe tha
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There are no sanctions (yet) that target every citizen.
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Tell HN: Mailchimp locked my account because I'm Russian
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He just looking for familiar icons in Telegram.
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I only checked Twitch.
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I can't find any sources on this. That's fake. I see a lot of Russian streamers who stream right now.
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Russia has nuclear power. That’s the main reason.
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Exactly, 10 years ago tens of millions users were using outdated Flash and Internet Explorer. Literally everyone could infect them using pretty old exploits. There were no autoupdates.
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Even if you can get cheap USDT, that's is still real money that can be exchanged.
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They don't, they just know the original URL. IIRC, they also scrape news websites and it's impossible to automatically and correctly detect the location of a person. Even if it's from a social network, you still can't be
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I just use convert from imagemagick. There are so may options, e.g.: convert -density 100 -blur 0x0.1 +noise Gaussian -colorspace gray -rotate 0.5 -attenuate 0.2 mypdf.pdf scan.pdf
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Not only profitable, but also bootstrapped business. They decided to go for VC money a few years ago.
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Which modules do you miss in nginx that are free in Apache?
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Russia arrests, dismantles REvil hacking group at U.S. request
(reuters.com)
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Don’t they trigger when a user opens a page?
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Wordpress is a complex project, but its backend does not require any background processing.
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Not sure about Ruby, but Python is a pretty popular choice. There are tons of open source projects that are used by big players for data processing and complex backends.
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Because it wasn't designed for long-running processes or data processing at first. It evolved a lot, but I don't see it outside of simple backends for websites.
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It's still a language that's mainly used for web development, right? Modern websites in big companies require pretty complex backends that require data processing queues and other background activities. Can PHP compete with langua
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Yeah, MySQL is well known for weird behavior when it comes to SQL queries that don’t follow SQL standards.
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The government had initially tried to calm protesters by conceding a reduction in the price of liquefied natural gas (LNG), setting it at 50 tenge (€0.1) per litre, compared with 120 at the start of the year — a significant increase
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Unfortunately, educating people is very hard and covid-19 clearly shows it.
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The entire dev team of Telegram is less than 30 people. That's why.
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Sber also has an open-source version of GPT-3 for Russian. Sber is a state-owned Russian bank which is a pretty funny detail given that a lot of banks can't even built a decent mobile app.
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Sad news. He also wrote a lot of articles: https://web.archive.org/web/20190222003219/http://effbot.org...
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There are some maintainers for Postgresql that get paid. It’s a part of their job in consulting companies (they specialize in postgresql). Not sure about the other projects though.
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Zombie fires burn at -60C outside Oymyakon, the world’s coldest inhabited place
(siberiantimes.com)
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Some dongles can be hackable so the RPi is not a necessary requirement.
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I downloaded it many times myself bet never get used to it. There are too many conflicts with other key bindings.
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