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geophertz
5y ago
One thing that hasn't been mentioned is the ability to play without logging in on lichess. Very convenient when you want to play with a friend.
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Mary Toft
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Mary Toft
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5y ago
I can't help but think the fact the account creation date (and last connection date, although less so for that) are not censored for a reason. The account creation date is basically equivalent to the phone number and would allow the ow
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New youtube-dl release: v2020.11.01.1
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6y ago
The thing is that if putting data centers underwater solves the cooling problem, all the heat produced is wasted, so it this really a good solution?
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I don't trust Signal (2018)
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6y ago
> I downloaded it with youtube-dl because I cannot stand the excessive adverts on Youtube these days. Can't you use an ad-blocker?
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7y ago
In a certain way, I find the fact that everybody can make deepfakes positive for society. Because we will finally stop trusting videos and images as a reliable proof, when they clearly aren't all the time.
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hentAI: Detecting and Removing Censors with Deep Learning and Image Segmentation
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The unspoken truth about managing geeks (2009)
(computerworld.com)
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7y ago
Unfortunately it's not so easy to black hole `use-application-dns.net` for parental control. (people don't run their own DNS server).
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The unspoken truth about managing geeks (2009)
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7y ago
Here are some of the responses: https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/f3gqoc/privacy_bro... https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/f3gqoc/privacy_bro...
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You Don't Need GUI
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Quadsort: a stable non-recursive merge sort
(github.com)
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Ask HN: Should someone write something “complex” without reading about it first?
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7y ago
What annoys me the most about the whole "Huawei fiasco" is the fact people were going to install proprietary product to run 5G, which meant that it ended in a strange speculation game. If only open and free hardware had to be used
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7y ago
Is using btrfs on a personal machine something to do? It seems that all the comments as well as articles about it, just assume you're running it on a server. The ability to add and remove disks on a desktop machine is very tempting.
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7y ago
I just finished listening to "Episode 49: Elliot" and I must say, I'm quite upset by the host's reaction. He doesn't seem at all to be someone in the security research field. Either he has those reaction because
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7y ago
According to this article: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=WireGuar... Wireguard won't be in before 5.5. 5.5 should release in early february 2020 so it might be in Ubuntu 20.04.
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Probably won't be in before 5.5: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=WireGuar...
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7y ago
It also has support of the web using wasm and html5, *BSD and Haiku. https://godotengine.org/features
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7y ago
I am not a marketer at all, but from what I know marketing is also about omnipresence so that when a customer will need a product they will choose the one they know, the one they have seen in the past, notably from advertising. For example
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7y ago
The thing with this vulnerability is that it is just an XSS. It has nothing to do with Google apart from the fact they don't run GoogleBot using a recent version of Chrome. The other thing is that if I understand correctly, this could
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From what I have read this is a common thing to do especially to get some "advanced" features w/o having to pay an arm and a leg for a higher end pump. There are even insulin pump firmware online.
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7y ago
At the same time it acknowledges that the product existed in the first place shaming them for that as well.
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7y ago
Strangely people do not care about Apple doing the same thing. Even on HN posts talking about how Apple sells privacy as a product are upvoted and reach > 1000 upvotes.
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7y ago
That's ignoring the fact that these 4.5 trillion won't be lost they will have just have shifted into the hands of the public.
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7y ago
By 300,000 years I hope you mean 200? https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-long-will-glo... Not the only source but I couldn't bother to search more. EDIT: this article says 90 years normally and 5 years
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