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by hnha 12y ago
this spam adds nothing to Google's original statement that https will have a small effect.
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by hnha 12y ago
make it an ebook and you might get some money out of it ;)
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by hnha 12y ago
Awesome hack/idea! I wonder if hiding things in a "public" message board like this has been written up in some cyberpunk literature yet. After all you must come from the right network to see it.
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by hnha 12y ago
looks like it was a typo, parent was edited
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by hnha 12y ago
Hi and welcome to HN. HN is not just about news but also generally things that its community considers worth reading/looking at. If you are only interested in news, I would suggest you either find yourself a suitable news website or ex
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by hnha 12y ago
use csvkit or something similar.
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by hnha 12y ago
you could directly write to uniqMovie.csv in your example. I would do it like below but ONLY once I am certain it is exactly what I want. Usually I just make one clearly named result file per operation without touching the original. uniq -u
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by hnha 12y ago
It baffles me how we got from "tracking is creepy" to "please track all I do on your site" in ~10 years. Your watch history should be stored by your browser on your machine. It is only your business and only locally it i
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by hnha 12y ago
> NSA isn't hacking citizen's computers, except maybe for citizens in non-Five Eyes countries. So just the majority of the world population.
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by hnha 12y ago
I'd much rather have a simple web of trust between the people than this central authority.
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by hnha 12y ago
but those are hosts that I would not expect privacy aware people to use!
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by hnha 12y ago
only works with hosts that support aliases and I doubt that's many. nice idea though!
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After RetroArch v1.1 – RetroBox(libretro.com)
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by hnha 12y ago
heartbleed let you get random memory out of the webserver!
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by hnha 12y ago
You should not "invest" in bitcoin if you cannot afford losing it. So I would not shed a single tear.
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by hnha 12y ago
heartbleed was much much worse than unencrypted logins.
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by hnha 12y ago
I like to provide the joys of it for people who don't have it installed. ;)
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by hnha 12y ago
Time for grumpy HN comment #1: Sounds like a perfect candidate for a "Thanks for being part of our incredible journey, we have been acquired by ntrepnr! Isn't that awesome and wonderfully great! Oh, by the way, you have 7 days unt
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by hnha 12y ago
with that much money, have you thought.about paying inkscape developers to accustom your needs?
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by hnha 12y ago
but it seems reasonable to teach him about lowering his costs so he need to get less money, right?
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by hnha 12y ago
maybe I have just been lucky but I am running a site on a dedicated Linux server for 3 years without any significant issues. There have been zero security issues. The only downtimes were caused by me. It requires maybe 2 hours of maintenanc
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by hnha 12y ago
wasn't wigle very unfree? I'd love to contribute to an open cell collection project where I can download everything.
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by hnha 12y ago
there are but it is very rare and comes with drastically limited eye sight anyways. Red/Green confusion is quite common though, there are estimates of up to 8% of ("western") males. Definitely a number to consider if you want
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by hnha 12y ago
how nice of you to sign up and share that information...
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by hnha 12y ago
by how many senders?
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by hnha 12y ago
Well it's different with Apple. I guess people who don't own one won't understand. /s
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by hnha 12y ago
I would prefer mail providers not snooping into my mail, thank you very much.
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by hnha 12y ago
I don't see why the Pi would be unable to run a database. In any case, sqlite would work.
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by hnha 12y ago
take a look at /r/undelete some day. Reddit is frighteningly unopen.
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by hnha 12y ago
Do people pay attention to who submits items? I never do. Maybe the display of the submitter could be removed without any loss.

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