hackernud3s

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by hackernud3s 1mo ago
The problem is when your competitors get the idea to spam your campaign with fake traffic, which is a real thing that happens.
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by hackernud3s 1mo ago
Yeah, as soon as site operators implement that paid traffic scheme the Cloudflare has been pushing. It's all about being to monetize their compute/content.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
Yes and in each case of people being correctly imprisoned, Flock was right. That's because it's a tautology.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
What about intent to gain power over others? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9aM_dT5VMI
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
Did their genes survive more, you mean. Hyper-vigilance could be maladaptive for the individual and still survive if it benefits others that carry the gene for it.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
According to UN, Sudan is the worst: https://www.who.int/news/item/09-01-2026-sudan-1000-days-of-... Yet you seem to be completely unaware of it. Why do you think that is?
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
So if you learned that other states are committing greater crimes, then you would agree that the reporting is anti-semitic?
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
You don't think there's value in hiding origin ip from hackers? lol.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
That's how you get DDOS protection / edge delivery, so it's not a dark pattern. I imagine it's the main reason why people would DNS through them in the first place.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
Then you don't get edge cache though, right? And maybe some other features?
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
The orange cloud icon in dns settings, in other words, but that's opt-out too. So yeah - double opt-out I guess.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
I think you're looking at this the wrong way. It's the goal of all religions to make death less scary, that's what they're for. Buddha is just coming at it from a different angle.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
Cheers!
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
Attachment being the cause of suffering really is core to Buddhism. It's not for everybody though.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
Let's hear it then because I'm using Brave and don't see the opt-out.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
And https on 22? Why didn't I think of that?
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
I was expecting to hear tailscale TBH. You do you though.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
Brave blocks those ads anyway so no point in Ublock, maybe that's why it's left out. It does inject it's own ads though, and then there's all the crypto nonsense.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
I have a client that prototypes things in Lovable and hands them off to me to get them working and deployed. He would be lost in claude code.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
But someone still has to eat up all those cows before their methane mucks up the environment. And if you're not willing to do your part, that just means the rest of us have to pull double duty.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
Dropping lamb? Something tells me that won't be a problem for most of the people in this thread lol.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
You can get it from supplements. That's about it though.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
Beef specifically. If everybody switched to pork, chicken and fish that would mitigate most of this and it's a much more realistic ask.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
It's ok if it's super-targeted. If it's a product for high school girls soccer coaches, and I'm a high school girls soccer coach, that's reasonable outreach. But I get a log of "we noticed your website isn&#x27
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
The question is, is that a reason to not engage with them, or is it a reason to engage with them? The author seems to suggest we only engage with people in our silos which seems.. incestuous?
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
The pigs that my family eats have a short but happy life. I'm not so sure that no life at all is objectively better.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
That's because your experience is siloed. People in other silos are seeing other headlines and other news articles, and wondering how you could not see them.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
We all learned what the 3 branches are in grade school. Some people forgot it. Liberals are more likely to remember it because liberal discourse (this thread for example) reminds them of it. It's a biased litmus test in other words.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
This is clearly a cool take though and author knows it. This is not a polarizing view in the sense that anything about Epstein / Gaza / Trans athletes would be.
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by hackernud3s 2mo ago
Yet conservative in sense that they... declared independence? I'm trying to follow the second half of that logic train.

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