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by hkai 8y ago
Because you may live in a country where the government is much more hostile than cloudflare.
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by hkai 8y ago
Would you say your proposal contributes to shutting off valid criticism and further reinforces echo chambers?
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British putting Huawei under spotlight over use of US firm’s ageing software(scmp.com)
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Why gmailisnoop.net is your recovery email address(isnoop.wordpress.com)
2 points by hkai 8y ago|0 comments
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by hkai 8y ago
Which is exactly why it's scary to see American politics dominated by the same hate towards Republicans/Democrats. When I read American media it feels like I'm reading a Russian newspaper back home.
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by hkai 8y ago
You can thank American and European governments for that. They extorted money from private companies for "due diligence violations" and now they will ban you and close your account on any smallest suspicion of financial impropriet
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by hkai 8y ago
If I know anything about corporations, that's because of a due diligence check. Your name or credit card or face matched someone else, or they thought you have connections to sanctioned countries, or your finances are dodgy. Even for s
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by hkai 8y ago
If Slack could solve their persistent issues, I wouldn't necessarily spend effort to move to Zulip. Yet it seems engineering at Slack hasn't improved much over the last couple of years.
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by hkai 8y ago
The unintented consequence of this will be that now any website can easily demand real life ID. Ordinary, non-financial websites (think Reddit, Twitter, Hacker News) will require ID to log in, to protect against spam and make the community
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by hkai 8y ago
>Blake thought that the doors on perception are artificially kept semi-closed for cultural reasons - i.e. the ability to focus and do work for the enrichment of the powers that be. Statements like that sound a bit political and make me d
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by hkai 8y ago
Nice to know that a bank, Sberbank, doesn't bother to use HTTPS.
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by hkai 8y ago
Great reminder that populists on both sides, not just the right wing ones, are dangerous.
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by hkai 8y ago
Great read for some ex-Valve employees.
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by hkai 8y ago
Couldn't figure out how to type into it. Opened the menu, created the new notebook. Then it's just empty canvas. I tried clicking into it but nothing really happens. The Android keyboard doesn't show, which means there's
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by hkai 8y ago
TL;DR: track location using accelorometer
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Apple's China-Friendly Censorship Caused an iPhone-Crashing Bug(wired.com)
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by hkai 8y ago
I agree that rare, isolated incidents like this one will have the Streisand effect. However, once this practice becomes routine, it will no longer be the case.
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by hkai 8y ago
I thought it's just because it's way too easy to spy on the screen.
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by hkai 8y ago
Can you give more details because I couldn't find much by searching for "VG-Wort printer fees" and "Germany annual printer fees"?
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by hkai 8y ago
I simply applied for the job. I was changing my career from something completely unrelated to coding. The company was OK with hiring fresh folks because honestly it takes just a few months to learn up to a decent level. They gave me a basic
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by hkai 8y ago
Facebook found out that by participating in the news business, it necessarily must take sides in the political arguments between the left and the right. I think Facebook figured it's not a battle they can win, because for the right, th