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by itistoday2 11y ago
Thank you glass-! The information you've provided here I did not find in the Convergence documentation. I've updated the document to be accurate with your reply and added a new, rather significant critique that I somehow missed th
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by itistoday2 11y ago
> Convergence was the perfect replacement, but it never gained any traction. It's really not. https://github.com/okTurtles/dnschain/blob/master/docs/Compa...
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by itistoday2 11y ago
This is a great win for users, major kudos to Google for re-aligning its income source with users!
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by itistoday2 11y ago
Major kudos to Google for re-aligning its income source with users! RedTube confusion be damned, this is a great win for users!
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by itistoday2 11y ago
EV certs are a total waste of money. Pretty much everyone except maybe the site administrator won't notice and won't consider it a problem when a lock icon is shown instead of a green bar.
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by itistoday2 11y ago
Can't make a coherent response, so you hit the downvote button out of frustration. lol.
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by itistoday2 11y ago
It is collecting dust for 99.99% of users. You've linked me to a commit of a merged pull request. That is not an indication that any of Yahoo's users are using this code (unless you count the developers). Maybe Yahoo will actually
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by itistoday2 11y ago
Thanks, that's a nice repository. I see that like its parent (Google's end-to-end), it is collecting dust for 99.99% of users.
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by itistoday2 11y ago
Wasn't he only just recently CSO (or similar) of Yahoo? What's the story there? EDIT: found this: http://www.siliconbeat.com/2015/06/24/yahoo-loses-security-c... Where it is written: > Stamos al
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by itistoday2 11y ago
There are plenty of networks that fit this requirement! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10408968
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by itistoday2 11y ago
I've documented evidence of Twitter censorship; what likely amounts to millions of tweet-replies. This seems to be used to shape perceptions and opinions on twitter in at mass-scale: https://twitter.com/taoeffect/s
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by itistoday2 11y ago
HN is known for its inability to downvote properly. Gave you an upvote. :)
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by itistoday2 11y ago
Downvoted, that's more like it. :)
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by itistoday2 11y ago
I am seriously confused by all the good news recently. First U.S. decides to let nearly 6,000 drug offenders out of federal prison early. [1] Then I hear CNN (!) was apparently talking about the rise of city-states. [2] And now this about
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by itistoday2 11y ago
This is about not deceiving users and attempting to usurp the definition of the word "Internet". It'd be fine if they called it Facebook Net or whatever.
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by itistoday2 11y ago
Minimizing harm does not mean not causing pain. With the help of Uke, the idea is that through years of repetition you'll learn how to respond correctly in a way that disables Uke while minimizing harm. It's the difference between
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by itistoday2 11y ago
> That is where Aikido is being criticized. To get into a position for many of the takedowns is impractical. Sure, but didn't you just criticize wrestling along the same lines? I'm not claiming Aikido is "the best"
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by itistoday2 11y ago
Thanks for sharing! That video is worth watching in full, and I wish he had shown Rogen the video I shared above, as that's the best example of "serious Aikido" online that I'm aware of.
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by itistoday2 11y ago
It's worth questioning for sure, but at the same time it's easy to misunderstand Aikido. "opponents playing along" is half-accurate. In Aikido you spend most of your time practicing techniques with a partner , and they
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by itistoday2 11y ago
A favorite martial art of mine is Aikido. It is quite different from all other martial arts in that it emphasizes disabling your opponent while minimizing harm to them. There are different styles. Here's a demonstration of one such sty
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by itistoday2 11y ago
I replied to both this and your other comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10330386
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by itistoday2 11y ago
My apologies, I was mistaken. I had in mind apps like iMovie since, like Game Center, it's an app that Apple installs by default. On 10.11, there are many apps that are not deleteable, but all of them seem to be under a gig (unless I&#
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by itistoday2 11y ago
> Does that extra 4MB really bother you that much? No, it doesn't, but what does bother me are the gigabyte+ apps that, like Game Center, Apple does not allow users to remove (without jumping through hoops that are probably both s
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by itistoday2 11y ago
> Everything that ships on the system should be protected. No. Not Game Center.app. Grand parent is right, this is bloatware that neither he, nor I, nor many others want. If I wanted a bloatware Windows box I would have bought one. There
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by itistoday2 11y ago
Money quote: "we believe that CAP has now reached the end of its usefulness" From Conclusion: In this paper we discussed several problems with the CAP theorem: the definitions of consistency, availability and partition tol
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by itistoday2 11y ago
> Either redditors are learning to ignore offensive, Hitler-mentioning trolls It is ridiculous to suggest that any mention or comparison to Hitler or Nazis is automatic troll. These were important historical events, and it is essential
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by itistoday2 11y ago
I think the very last one is my favorite. It has an interesting mix of modified and unmodified components.
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by itistoday2 11y ago
Commenting requires signing up for Facebook or G+? That's a shame, would have liked to use this site.
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“Logic Check” – Fixing Communication Through Deep Learning(fixingtao.com)
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by itistoday2 11y ago
You can read details about what appears to be a PSYOP on the Bitcoin community here: https://lobste.rs/s/82pz7r/curated_links_to_understand_dange...

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