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by hansjorg 6y ago
If you're not whitelisted there are stricter rules and some non obvious pitfalls, but small senders with correctly configured servers does not get sent to spam in my experience. When you pay Sendgrid or one of their competitors, you pa
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by hansjorg 6y ago
> According to local media, the Defence Intelligence Service is accused of failing to investigate allegations of espionage in the armed services. It has also been accused of obtaining and passing on information about Danish citizens. The
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by hansjorg 6y ago
They're now a subsidiary of Securitas AB, a Swedish company. Securitas is known for having their people wearing uniforms that are designed to be confused with local law enforcement and for heavy lobbying for privatisation of the prison
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by hansjorg 6y ago
You routinely seem to allow (as in it not even warranting a comment) straight up dehumanizing language from many participants in here. I realize this kind of behaviour has been normalized by the president over the last four years, but I tho
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by hansjorg 6y ago
It seems that it's become completely normal to dehumanize people amongst people on the US right. It's become so normal that every other thread here will refer to "degenerates" or similar terrible terms for political oppo
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Google has a lot of services and landing pages though, is everything completely blocked?
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by hansjorg 6y ago
China is aiming for 100% in 2025 according to APNIC, so they've got some ways to go from the 0.53% seen by Google. Is the great firewall ipv4 only perhaps?
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Maybe this should link to https://openssf.org or the press release ( https://openssf.org/press-release/2020/08/03/technology-and-... ) rather than to the GitHub project? Highlights from the FAQ
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Ever since Vanguard started there has been a constant barrage of anti index fund propaganda in the US. One of the early slurs was that index funds were communism (pretty daft, but probably effective in the US). The latest is this scaremonge
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Zoom then click. Works like a charm. A bit kludgy, but still a much better user interface than any other discussion board I've used lately.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
This video by YouTube channel Leagle Eagle has a good short summary of reports from Portland by observers (like the ACLU) and then a lengthy debate about the legality of it (consitutionality, federal vs. state law, etc.): https:/&#x2F
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by hansjorg 6y ago
The reMarkable ( https://remarkable.com/og ) has a touch screen and runs Linux. Supposedly it's possible to run generic desktop Linux distributions on it as well.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
I'm not sure that's a very helpful analogy. In these cases, the notion that there is something to be reverse engineered was obtained by illegal means.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Absolutely devoid of content. "What if social media is bad for us?". Maybe it is, maybe it isn't. This article won't in any way help us think about this.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
They're masquerading in the sense that a newspaper will write 'According to NGO Freedom House...' rather than 'According to the US State Department'. They're not masquerading in the sense that they try to hide
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by hansjorg 6y ago
This is a GO masquerading as an NGO. A caveat lector is appropriate whenever someone brings them up.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Their opinions on Turkey might be fair, but beware that Freedom House is basically an arm of the US State Department.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Jobs exported to countries where the violent suppression of workers rights and of any kind of actual democracy wouldn't cause a fuss at home. What the US establishment refers to as keeping a country 'business-friendly'.
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by hansjorg 6y ago
Disturbing to see NYPD officers covering their badge numbers en masse like that (in the video a few tweets down).
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by hansjorg 7y ago
> we have entered a time where information has been not only successfully weaponized Sorry, but this is an extraordinarily naive point of view. The "fake news" meme is fake "news". Nothing new about it, just new playe
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by hansjorg 7y ago
The mainstream conspiracy theory seems to be "Because Russia wants to slow down the roll out to be able to 'catch up'". Your version makes slightly more sense at least.
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by hansjorg 7y ago
From the Wikipedia page on White phosphorus munitions: > on 15 November 2005, US Department of Defence spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Barry Venable confirmed to the BBC that US forces had used white phosphorus as an incendiary weapon there
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The risk of systemic healthcare failure due to COVID19 – let's talk math(threadreaderapp.com)
2 points by hansjorg 7y ago|2 comments
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by hansjorg 7y ago
> Hindenburg Research Great name and interesting business.
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Announcing GraalWasm – A WebAssembly Engine in GraalVM(medium.com)
1 points by hansjorg 7y ago|0 comments
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by hansjorg 7y ago
It's violence couched in aesthetics and academic language. If you want something, take it. Don't spend 650 minutes insulting the universe by trying to weasel your way into having earned it.
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by hansjorg 7y ago
I'm glad to learn that the BBC also aired a response to "Civilisation". That's one of the few TV programmes I've ever seen that I'd label as repulsive.
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by hansjorg 7y ago
It's not just SIM swapping that's the problem. The protocol/network used for international SMS (SS7) is supposedly very insecure and can be used to hijack messages.
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by hansjorg 7y ago
It's a bit surprising that he got anything through without SPF and an MX record. That seems to be the minimum to get mail into the inbox for a new domain at least, so his domain probably had some positive reputation at one point.
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by hansjorg 7y ago
If you're a European teenager transfering money to someone you know, it's customary to enter something like "Payment for the drugs and the firearms".

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