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geoah
6y ago
This is a couple of months old, January 19th 2021
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geoah
6y ago
HN users are flagging it, checkout the previous threads for more comments on why.
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geoah
6y ago
Previous discussion on this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26554697 has been flagged.
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geoah
6y ago
KYC (know your customer) is a legal requirement in many countries if you are dealing in services that might allow your users to launder money, so I don’t see how it harder for users benefit anyone.
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geoah
6y ago
This looks interesting but I’m struggling to understand why the user’s data are being sent and retrieved from the server. I would understand it when the request was initiated from a web browser and the user needs to continue the flow on the
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geoah
6y ago
Actual post title is “Painful Lessons Learned in Security and Community”. Please don’t sensationalize submission titles. Haven’t followed what the op refers to as a “debacle” but from this post it reads like some people publicly disclosed a
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6y ago
This seems to refer to https://dicekeys.com , basically a number of dice mean to be used as seeds for cryptographic seeds I guess. From the little I understand you might need a custom firmware for your solo key https://
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geoah
6y ago
Very nice idea, as the site says, it’s “tinder for movies”. Can’t really test it atm due to the fact it’s only android for now but would def give it a shot when its out for web or ios. Just a note, website on chrome ios is a bit weird. Whil
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6y ago
Nameservers and A record point to ovh. Could it be their stuff burnt down with last week’s fire in sbg2?
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6y ago
Some tweet about bot interactions on a github PR from 2019. > So this just happened: - a bot found a vulnerability in a dependency - a bot sent a PR to fix it - the CI verified the PR - a bot merged it - a bot celebrated the merge with a
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geoah
6y ago
Exactly this. Burner emails can still be read if the user needs to reset their password. It just makes it easier for the user to make sure their email doesn’t get abused, sold, lost by the site’s owner. I will only use my real email on site
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6y ago
This looks really interesting, I really like the metadata idea. Readme could do with some more info about delivery guarantees, error handling, the query language, and overall a bit more information on how the routing works when multiple cli
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geoah
6y ago
Book wise I’d suggest Bobiverse by denis taylor, permutation city and zendegi by greg egan, and fall by stevenson.
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geoah
6y ago
Also, was looking at the PUT /library request being made when you add a book. The body looks really weird, is that some weird framework? ["^ ","~:shelves",[["^ ","~:desc","","~:nam
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6y ago
Congrats on the launch! Some comments/requests/suggestions (from a goodreads user): * For me the main benefit of goodreads is their book suggestions. From what I can tell it's pretty naive but being able to see suggestions th
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6y ago
The submersible vehicle used for this is called “Limiting Factor”. This is the name of a GOU (general offensive unit) ship from Ian M. Banks’ Culture series. Culture ship names have also been used by spacex, most notably their two drone shi
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6y ago
> There's no goat plugin for Splunk; and if you tried to ...plug in..., the goat would probably kick your ass anyway. > You don't need any special utilities to delete a goat that is not empty. xD
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geoah
6y ago
“The olognion” is a satirical tech news site. Basically a more tech oriented “the onion”. Some of their articles are really fun. Check out their about page and patreon as well.
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geoah
6y ago
Some questions around this: * How is this different than other existing VPN services? (opennvp, wireguard, etc) * How does this new protocol work? * Is this open source? Are there any plans to open source it?
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6y ago
If anyone is looking for what opennebula is, Wikipedia says: OpenNebula is a cloud computing platform for managing heterogeneous distributed data center infrastructures. The OpenNebula platform manages a data center's virtual infrastru
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geoah
6y ago
Natwest has a reward credit card in the uk that gives you 1-2% back. Hsbc has a similar point based one. Pretty sure other banks have then as well.
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geoah
6y ago
Link seems broken, hard to compare on mobile but google suggests this: https://www.sfgate.com/travel/article/Windows-XP-Bliss-Hill-...
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geoah
6y ago
Something I really though was a great ideas on google’s glasses was the bone conduction. Would be really interesting to see a similar pair to qualcomm’s reference design but with that feature.
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Iana also seems to have a list https://www.iana.org/assignments/well-known-uris/well-known-...
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List of /.well-known/ services offered by webservers: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_/.well-known/_servic...
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It’s been out for about a month now. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25913383
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Quest 2 resolution is pretty meh, and graphic quality of the games that run natively on the device pale in comparison to what stream vr has to offer (alyx is soo pretty). I would expect sony to allow wireless connection for some games as it
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I think that BTC (and all other cryptocurrencies) could have better uses for any AGI or whatever you wanna call that than piggybacking on their infra. In theory it would be relatively easy for "it" to hack its way around and insta
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How is this an issue? This is a web client that uses their own account from what i can tell and allows the user to browse and listen public clubhouse sessions. Don’t see any hack or breach.
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I wonder how many of the old names GitHub will redirect for. Link for 788 redirected me to the (at the moment) current repo with 795 stars. Tried going back to 1 stars and still works. Will be interesting to see when it starts removing the
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