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by hnarn 5y ago
I don’t understand your point. They are talking about “Apple Product Security”. If the person employed there is as you describe then it’s first of all an outrage that Apple do not hire sufficiently competent people for these types of critic
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by hnarn 5y ago
Not all submarine cables cross oceans.
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by hnarn 5y ago
That’s true for communication cables though, so what about cables for electricity? That’s mostly what my original comment was about, that the title seems to imply any submarine cable is automatically a data cable.
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by hnarn 5y ago
I suppose it would, I guess I'm just wondering for how long fiber cables have been the standard, and if there are any operational cables from the time before that. I'm pretty sure there are plenty of cables dedicated for one purpo
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by hnarn 5y ago
> I strongly doubt there are any non-fiber submarine cables. I strongly doubt electrical cables are fiber cables for example :-) On a more serious note, I was thinking that there are perhaps copper cables used for telephone communication
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by hnarn 5y ago
This might be a stupid question, but is it implicit that these "submarine cables" are all fiber cables? If so, are they of similar or very different bandwidths? I would think there are cables of differing ages that are used for di
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by hnarn 5y ago
Yikes. This is the strangest thing I've seen on HN in a long time. How can someone responsible for product at Github (!) think posting your private twitter account in a context like this is acceptable, and even more so when it's f
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by hnarn 5y ago
> These numbers are to some extent distortions brought about by Sweden having different ways of associating deaths with COVID-19. This is why anyone should be extremely wary of comparing "deaths per million" statistics across n
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by hnarn 5y ago
If you throw a 404 to a completely valid GET for a file that doesn't exist for example, how is that a "complete overlap" to something like asking a database REST API to print a PDF? In the latter case, you have the ability to
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by hnarn 5y ago
For those that haven't memorized every single HTTP error code, 422 is "Unprocessable Entity": 'the server understands the content type of the request entity, and the syntax of the request entity is correct, but it was un
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by hnarn 5y ago
This seems like an excellent idea for a spare tire, since those usually only lie around for a long time in the boot, and when they do get used it's expected that they don't perform exactly as the regular tires. For some reason tho
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by hnarn 5y ago
I have always been somewhat skeptical of Docker, for example due to how horribly it has always worked on Windows. My first real exposure to containers was when getting into Red Hat certifications and being introduced to Podman, and with the
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by hnarn 5y ago
“We know”? Why would you even think making a statement like this is acceptable without a source?
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by hnarn 5y ago
FUD
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by hnarn 5y ago
While this is technically true I think one should be careful to insinuate that this is an underlying cause. I don't think most people would say the same about homosexuality for example. It's just a more elaborate way of saying &qu
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by hnarn 5y ago
Younger people were already adversely impacted by unemployment and high real estate prices, so I think it's hard to see how it would have been even practically possible to have any other pandemic outcome than a disparity in how the gen
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by hnarn 5y ago
Summary (from the link): - The lived experience of the covid-19 pandemic has split Europe just as the euro and refugee crises did, with the south and the east feeling much more badly affected than the north and the west. - Some people were
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Europe’s invisible divides: How Covid-19 is polarising European politics(ecfr.eu)
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by hnarn 5y ago
I'm sure they're both humbling, it's just that I believe the massive difference in selection between men and women is exacerbated by the online experience. There are benefits and downsides to them both, I think.
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by hnarn 5y ago
Nothing trains you to not take things personally like being put through the ringer of modern day online dating. Forcing myself to deal with rejection hasn't been a very pleasant experience, but I'm absolutely sure I've improv
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by hnarn 5y ago
> I'm not so sure the country could hold together in the event of an attack I'm not American, but if anything I would think that nothing would unify the US like the threat of an external invader. I have a hard time thinking peo
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by hnarn 5y ago
I have no idea what you’re talking about.
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by hnarn 5y ago
What worries me the most about these comments is: 1) how many software developers that do not understand how licenses and copyright work 2) how many software developers that feel entitled to use someone else's code and default to feeli
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by hnarn 5y ago
Why not? Do you feel entitled to a warranty?
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by hnarn 5y ago
We can play “what if” all day, but I’m not interested. In 99,9% of cases you can and should avoid driving next to a large vehicle.
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by hnarn 5y ago
> Bash is great, but when it comes to writing scripts, people usually choose a more convenient programming language. JavaScript is a perfect choice um… what?
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by hnarn 5y ago
Spending time right next to a truck is completely optional. You can either speed up or slow down, either of them will put you in a position where you are no longer right next to them.
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by hnarn 5y ago
> like the truck driver in a big curve slightly deviating out of his lane and "pushing" me dangerously close to the median strip for example This is a situation that you simply shouldn’t put yourself in. There is no reason to e
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by hnarn 5y ago
Your basis for the conclusion that Stockholm is not "attracting and keeping global talent" is that some random person once was very rude to you? Or is this a general experience you've heard from other people?
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by hnarn 5y ago
Are you saying that xenophobia is a rampant problem in Sweden and that this chance encounter with an obviously mentally unstable individual somehow proves it? Tied with the Netherlands, I doubt there are any countries in the EU where it&#x2

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