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by input_sh 5mo ago
An actual answer because all you've received so far is complete nonsense: because they want press attention as they're using these attacks to advertise their DDoS-as-a-Service tool. Literally every single statement they release (o
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by input_sh 5mo ago
It's not even a free app, there's like a €10/month premium.
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by input_sh 5mo ago
No, and that's exactly the problem. There should be plenty of CEOs facing direct consequences for their actions in "the west" too.
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by input_sh 5mo ago
It gets increasingly difficult to design a website properly when you have different teams with different goals each competing to put their little feature front-and-centre, leading to a hacky job on top of a hacky job on top of a hacky job,
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by input_sh 6mo ago
He called it a military operation between the comment above and yours at the press conference going on right now. He didn't call it a special one though.
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Then you're waging a war.
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Previous version that was [flagged] away from the homepage, even though I now see that the flag was since removed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47829800 (125 upvotes, 34 comments)
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by input_sh 6mo ago
You're discussing pure hypotheticals, I'm discussing what you can do today with very little effort. If that changes, it changes, but so far it's trivially easy. The question I'm more interested in is why other music st
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Something's missing completely from both this article and I don't see it mentioned anywhere in the comments: Deezer will tag it and refuse to promote it once it's tagged as such. You're not gonna stumble upon it by lea
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by input_sh 6mo ago
The only reason you're saying that is because you haven't tried to build such a detector yourself. It's not like text where it's impossible to tell reliably if something's AI generated or not, from a technical persp
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by input_sh 6mo ago
...and equally substanceless as anything coming out of National Design Studio. Here's an almost identical one (design-wise): https://genesis.energy.gov/ And another one: https://techforce.gov/ And anot
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Because I don't disagree with that premise at all but am forced to play by these bullshit rules? I wish I didn't have to, but if I want my website to exist and continue to have any sort of audience, I have to play by those bull
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Cool, feel free to create a website that does as much as lists track names and let me know how long will you survive before your hosting provider gets flooded with bullshit DMCA notices and shuts you down. I'm not talking about downloa
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Anna's Archive went public with their announcement late December, Spotify started communicating this API lockdown mid-January. I have no evidence to back that up, but judging purely by the timing, it sure seems like these two events
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Spotify was also forced to remove 60 or so endpoints from their API: https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/referenc... ...and add a bunch of other restrictions like limiting API access to premium use
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by input_sh 6mo ago
The amount of times I saw a "LinkedIn profile URL" as a required field on job applications outside of LinkedIn is concerning, to say the least.
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Mostly because when the title says "seven countries now generate...", it sure makes it look like there was some sort of a recent development made in response to climate change, and not something that would've been the case
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by input_sh 6mo ago
I guess somewhat of a fun fact: Albania has rented(!) two floating(!) oil-powered power plants near the city of Vlöre that are there in case of emergency. The last time they were really needed was in 2022 (if I remember correctly), but thes
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by input_sh 6mo ago
I'm definitely not involved with any of them to know for sure, but my guess would be that's because non-profits come with a lot more regulatory overhead in comparison to for-profits of a similar scale. Not saying that's bad i
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by input_sh 6mo ago
I don't see them begging anywhere, I only see someone sharing a link to their donate page. For what it's worth because legal names are confusingly similar, this is a legal subsidiary of Mozilla that is specific to Thunderbird, a
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by input_sh 6mo ago
There's 3428 on that list, I don't think it's feasible for any random person to know about more than 5% of them.
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by input_sh 6mo ago
I agree that it doesn't explicitly show someone tilting the scales, but that doesn't mean that eugenics are not an integral part of the premise in a "if we don't do something about this, this is what the world will loo
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by input_sh 6mo ago
It's in the opening scene, where poor, "low IQ" couple complains about getting another child again by accident while a suburban "high IQ" couple was hesitant to start making children until it was too late (the husba
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Not quite sure "Ow My Balls / Jackass" argument should count, the Jackass franchise is older than Idiocracy and was most likely an inspiration for that bit.
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by input_sh 6mo ago
It's not like this one's even trying to hide it, one look at their Instagram will tell you everything: https://www.instagram.com/eddiedaltonmusic/ I'd like to point out that there's absolutely no wa
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by input_sh 6mo ago
It's mentioned in the submitted article (about half way through), you should read it.
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Paying for 1 is doing more than paying for 0. It's not your responsibility to fund for every single one, just find the one you like the most and subscribe to that one.
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Given the headline, they found out nothing about "the team".
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by input_sh 6mo ago
The US stopped respecting its international commitments in Trump's first term when it single-handedly withdrew from the JCPOA (singed by way more countries than just the US) without a single valid reason to do so. Since then, it flip-f
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by input_sh 6mo ago
My god, Switzerland is literally the least ethnically homogenous country on the continent (if we ignore tiny nations like Luxembourg, Lichtenstein and Malta), with a third of its population being foreign-born, which is percentage-wise dou

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