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721.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
Okay but that's not what this is. It's a YouTube channel. A very well known one in fact.
722.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
When compulsory education became a thing it met resistance from families that didn't wanna lose another pair of working hands on the farm. Babysitting is a 20th century post agrarian phenomenon.
723.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
Should post grad be funded by the government? Yes. Next question. Feel like I'm answering whether or not public schools should be a thing from some 19th century peasant.
724.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
You take on the risk every time you pay the local school district's real estate taxes. Well to be fair that's even riskier. After all you have no idea if the kindergartner will go on to get a college degree and start paying taxes.
725.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
I always ask them if they have root/admin on their computer. Then follow up playing dumb with "shouldn't we lock out PCs too?". Watching them stammer is worth the 30 second aside.
726.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
Internet arguments are entirely irrelevant. This women is in a trench just for fun. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1948_Arab%E2%80%93Israeli_War#...
727.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
How dare the Israelis not let themselves get genocided. The audacity.
728.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
You have fun with that. Lemme know how it goes.
729.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
The Judeans domesticated the olive tree 8000 years ago. Then spread it to the entire Mediterranean. Corroberated with DNA evidence. You're welcome.
730.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
Lol no. They had actual explosives in them. Small but enough to kill and maim.
731.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
Europe could be more competitive but then they snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. Just in the past week they're meddling with the infinite scroll feature and then the unrealized taxes in the Netherlands. Why would a tech company w
732.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
Impressive how effective they are with such a small foot print. The rest of us should be taking notes.
733.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
That's actually a great point. Out of the hundreds of pagers that were out in the wild you'd think one of them went through an airport check at some point and got flagged.
734.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
Why is everyone surprised that a country of less than 10 million has a tech sector where everyone effectively knows each other?
735.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
Pretending like this some gotcha is pretty funny. The effectiveness of the software hasn't changed. In fact the targets don't even know it's there.
736.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
The Matrix server is open source. https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse The Element client is also open source. https://github.com/element-hq/element-web It does not actually need to be configured
737.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
I think so yes. What's acceptable changes over time. Gore "content" of WW2 is now presented to 12 year olds as history. It's not the porn or the LiveLeak gore content that would have me worried. It's groomers and ot
738.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
Mine was not supervised cause immigrant parents that didn't know anything about computers really. So more or less entirely unsupervised. By 16 I was regularly ignoring my parents to go to bed when I was up coding or gaming and doing du
739.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
This is a solved problem in the authentication space. Short lived tokens backed by short lived keys. A token is generated that has a timestamp and is signed by a private key with payload. The public key is available through a public api. Yo
740.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
lol. twitter did this to an ex (pre musk purchase) she's about to turn 30.
741.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
People do, in fact, have multiple profiles. For very valid reasons.
742.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
It's wild seeing these opinions on hackernews of all places. Do we want future generations to know nothing about computing? I would not be here if I didn't get my start in my early teen years.
743.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
It's pretty interesting that consumer GPUs started to really be a thing in the early 90s and the first Bitcoin GPU miner was around 2011. That's only 20 years. That caused a GPU and asic gold rush. The major breakthroughs around L
744.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
LUKS supports multiple decryption methods so you could for example add one with a really long string or a yubikey as a backup. Most folks replying here aren't encrypting anything at all.
745.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
You encrypt the entire partition with LUKS. Not individual folders and files.
746.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
Anti theft
747.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
Windows 11 has tpm required to enforce full disk encryption that is pinned to a given machine. Linux would do well to do the same thing. It's possible but almost no one does it.
748.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
Well we know the actual cost of doing nothing.
749.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
If they change the syntax sure but you can always use today's compiler if necessary. I generally find the go binaries to have even fewer external dependencies than a C/Cpp project.
750.
by hparadiz 9mo ago
https://asahilinux.org/fedora/#device-support

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