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human
6y ago
That day will never come. I think lockdown will end when projected cases will be at a level that the health system can handle.
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human
6y ago
“It is my belief that the best cure for any disease is to avoid the disease.” https://m.imgur.com/dL807yM
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human
7y ago
Or a combination of all three!
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human
7y ago
I hate when people refer to the United States as “America”. Very misleading.
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Ask HN: Resources to learn how to build mobile apps
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human
7y ago
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human
7y ago
Why?
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human
7y ago
This is a false assumption. Governments (executive branch) can be prosecuted for illegal behavior.
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human
7y ago
Interesting problem but I think most situations are pretty simple. I have received a bar of RAM in a box that could fit a small dog. I applaude Amazon’s initiative to have manufacturers plan the shipping in the original packaging.
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human
7y ago
I just can’t believe there is 85 people working in this team and I still get a box that is 10 times the size it needs to be.
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human
7y ago
Why do you say that? Only the CDN is down it seems.
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Is Facebook/Instagram CDN Down?
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7y ago
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Announcing General Availability Of: PCI Compliant Payments over the Phone
(twilio.com)
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7y ago
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human
7y ago
Very good question. By tech does he mean designing quantum computers or does he mean coding UI at Facebook. Very different.
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human
8y ago
This is borderline illegal, if not simply illegal. What if he entered into Paypal accounts or bank accounts? I don't want a world where if I enter the wrong password, I have companies pouring over my other accounts trying to breach the
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human
8y ago
We should really work on making personal data transactions illegal. I can’t think of a single company that I would be happy to hear that they sold my data to third-party. These companies provide no additonal benefits. Equifax is the worst.
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human
8y ago
I think you might gain momentum simply from absorbing the light.
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human
8y ago
Are you kidding? Your compensation is all the free apps you get (Gmail, Maps, etc.) You’ll rarely see a Captcha for a paid product once they have your cc info.
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Ask HN: How to be notified of vulnerabilities?
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human
8y ago
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human
8y ago
Unless directory listing is turned on, I can’t see how Google would be able to index these PDFs given that no external links point to them.
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human
9y ago
I had no idea lead was so bad for you. It’s terrible.
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human
9y ago
I’m sorry but your point of view could not be further from the truth. First and foremost, land has intrinsic value. You can grow food, build shelter and have access to water. If you’re very lucky there might even be oil below it. On the oth
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Parse MIME Emails to JSON
(mimedecoder.com)
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human
9y ago
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human
9y ago
I think the problem with that is that most browsing is done on pages that do not target a valuable topic: news, weather, memes, etc. For that reason, it's better to remind you about that Amazon product still in your cart while you'
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Ask HN: What videoconferencing solution do you recommend?
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human
9y ago
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human
11y ago
Exactly this.
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human
11y ago
And it's back! https://twitter.com/githubstatus/status/692534911593549825
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human
11y ago
True. If it's not back in a few hours, I'll have to resort to that.
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human
11y ago
Actually, I'm pretty dumb. Can't move the repo to bitbucket since Github is down.
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human
11y ago
Probably a popular page atm: http://somatose.com/2011/10/from-github-to-bitbucket-in-60-s...
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Multilingualization
(jonathan-roy.com)
1 points
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human
14y ago
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