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by f430 6y ago
> 6% of MRR holy shit
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by f430 6y ago
and then 10 years later web scraping is fully legal and CFAA cannot be abused to go after them.
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Kyle Bass tweets Jack Ma will never be seen again(twitter.com)
7 points by f430 6y ago|5 comments
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by f430 6y ago
This is absolutely fascinating. This could be something quite ground breaking.
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by f430 6y ago
China as in Communist China
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by f430 6y ago
What I would love is some video or screenshots before registering, did you use Unity
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by f430 6y ago
"We are all equals, some are more equal than others" - Mao Zedong
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by f430 6y ago
Consider the kid who wants to play Doom or Quake like all the other kids are doing in his class. Can't do it on a linux or mac, I guess I'll ask mum to buy me Windows 95
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by f430 6y ago
> And yet you can identify no real alternative. Qubes/Whonix/Tails or any hardened linux distros is a practical and widely accepted alternative in the security field. To my knowledge I don't think I recall anybody using a
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by f430 6y ago
Oh yes absolutely. There's a reason why both Korea's broadcast numbers in their respective borders. I remember when I first discovered number station....it kept me obsessed for days https://swling.com/blog/201
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by f430 6y ago
now THIS is why I love text based communities like HN and Redit. You just get rewarded these small nuggests of rabbit holes.
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by f430 6y ago
oh I got confused with another chinese CEO that died in helicopter, it really can't be brushed off as coincidence: https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/hna-chairmans-fa... Chinese billionaires keep dyi
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by f430 6y ago
H predicted so many things now that has become true. ex) He predicted HNA ceo would be assassinated. A few moths HNA ceo is killed. edit: another chinese CEO was killed in abroad in helicopter. there is just too many to keep track now
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by f430 6y ago
Not if you remove China's swiftcode which the USGOV can do and China is very nervous because it would lead to mass unrest. How do you compete when nobody is buying Yuan and the demand disappears overnight in the foreign exchange market
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by f430 6y ago
> dead drop yes but it really needs to be remote because they caught ppl doing it like that American spy in the 80s. I know in South Korea, dead drop is a popular method of peddling drugs but ppl still get busted. I agree number stations
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by f430 6y ago
I would like to have read that book before I made peace and decided that spectacular success is THE best revenge. Like the old Jewish saying: "Living a good happy life is the best revenge" Still, it needs a read but for pure enter
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by f430 6y ago
If what you are communicating needs to be guaranteed to never be crackable, you only need to use the oldest and most secure way of communicating before the days of internet and computers: short wave transmitted one time pad codes. The reaso
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by f430 6y ago
A simple litmus test here is: "Do you genuinely believe at face value China's statement that this virus originated from outside China" If the answer is yes, then you also believe the statement "China has zero cases since
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by f430 6y ago
What really puzzles me about Apple fans and it's userbase is that they do not care . They simply do not care at all what's being done to them. It's the strongest example of consumer cultism. Absolute in their exceptionalism
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by f430 6y ago
> Would the U.S. ever take a similar approach? Would the US ever admit their exceptionalism is perhaps flawed? Would the Europeans ever admit their exceptionalism led to ignoring Taiwan's alarm bells? I highly doubt it. They are not
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by f430 6y ago
You had to use an adblocker because advertisers went crazy with tracking and a lot of shady stuff. If you've been on various internet marketing forums, you will see that this is just a group of people who weren't smart enough to l
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by f430 6y ago
Not only that design is a language that is used to communicate/plant imaginations in people about your brand. Sure if your product is good some industries do not care how your design looks. It's all down to the industry. If you we
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by f430 6y ago
I see lot of anxious people from the ad industry commenting on these threads trying to convince the rest of us we are wrong. It's funny how quickly the word conspiracy is used by the party that has most to lose. It's more likely t
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by f430 6y ago
Google is by far the most problematic. You are paying ridiculous amount of money for a click you don't even know came from a legitimate source. There are many many botnets out there undetected running headless chromium browser instance
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by f430 6y ago
Unlikely unless it starts becoming violent and challenges the government's monopoly on violence. It's not that drugs are of concern to citizens but the people involved in the supply side are essentially directly challenging the go
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by f430 6y ago
Does anybody actively use smartwatch? I remember I bought the first Google pay smartwatch Mobvi Ticwatch Pro. Used it once to pay for dinner and jogging a few times and found it to be not useful as I keep going back to my smartphone which I
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by f430 6y ago
Literally how Turkish people think. They think this is all about pride or showing who's the boss. French people don't give a damn. The naval carrier isn't to project power against Europe or Turkey, the French Navy and Airforc
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by f430 6y ago
If you are French then you probably don't know that your economy is kept afloat through the military occupation of former French colonies in the African continent where rare materials and wealth is extracted from their lands in essenti
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by f430 6y ago
One of the craziest thing about Psilocybin mushroom is that it is quite possibly one of the most bizarre things on earth literally. Here's what TM had to say about it's chemical structure: “I’ve mentioned that psilocin, which
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by f430 6y ago
The weakest link of any non-fiat currency is that the point of transforming fiat to cryptocurrency becomes. This makes it almost impossible for it to achieve its manifesto of being an alternative. Many in the industry conveniently overlook

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