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2y ago
This sounds like my whole life, I've always been trim and have never understood the joy people get from food. Facinating to see there's a drug that recreates that physiology.
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2y ago
Proton has Proton Pass, even supports passkeys if you're into that.
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2y ago
Do you really? Seems you can wait, as do many of us. By waiting, what behavior do we encourage in software makers?
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2y ago
I'm building a silly little script to install Ubuntu and the grub partition on encrpyted RAID1 arrays.
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2y ago
I imagine legal retaliation as the perpetual loading could be framed as blocking access to medical care.
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2y ago
This law raises serious concerns about being a non UK resident using British software, like Linux Mint.
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2y ago
> (where you don't even have the right to legal advice, or the right to remain silent) A lot is posted about LEO's lying in the US, this seems worse.
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2y ago
This comment section has turned into something of a circle, it's cool to be mad nd all, but there was a comment expressing doubt at the details, wonder about a reason other than those stated, and asking if anyone independently verified
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2y ago
Plane ride would be more impressive
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2y ago
> are you supposed to click if the motorcycle overlaps by 2 pixels, are you supposed to click on the passenger, and if it's a traffic light, is the pole part of the traffic light 100%, I have never passed those captcha, guess I'
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2y ago
For variety, here's an example from the Go ecosystem: https://arstechnica.com/security/2025/02/backdoored-package-...
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2y ago
Behavior like this makes me question sourcing software releases from the UK.
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2y ago
Poster may be referring to the complaints about the devaluation of the standardized CTI process https://ojs.library.okstate.edu/osu/index.php/CARI/article/d... There was also a lawsuit against the last S
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2y ago
That's what the article is about.
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2y ago
> their whole persona has already been built around their job Maybe this is one of the unspoken goals of bringing people back to the office.
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2y ago
Why is CNN DRM locking a video that doesn't belong to them?
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2y ago
He first read the article while sitting where Ulbricht was when Ulbricht was arrested.
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2y ago
I thought it was more pro woke than anti pg, still I was surprised.
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2y ago
And another mandatory TOS agreement, now with biometrics
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2y ago
They should learn prolog
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2y ago
Ha, thanks that's an excellent, and horrifying, point I had not considered, Thanks! All the same I stand by my point.
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2y ago
It's a slog because at big companies anyone below a "department head" is not getting custom addendums added to their contract.
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2y ago
And your employment agreement contract includes the same broad assignment clause?
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2y ago
The contract explicitly includes IP unrelated to the company's business.
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2y ago
I work at a fortune 500 and you have to go through hoops to own anything. By letter of the contract they own all the IP we produce which legally includes photos taken. Doubtful they'd enforce that, but it gives them a strong position i
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2y ago
Have you personally been through a major disaster? Talking federal state of emergency declared, electrical grid is down for weeks, data networks overcrowded, shipments bottlenecked? I ask because I see so much resistence to good prep online
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2y ago
> Tiktok is not banning certain topics, as other platforms do Great point > content on Tiktok is served algorithmicaly, ... due to their choice, not algorithm's Mixed, no production algorithm is without fingers on the scale.
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Ask HN: Why do banking apps care about your phone OS
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I'm just here to comment that thw article really is a facinating history of the fda. Worth the read if the FDA is relevant to you for better or worse.
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2y ago
As another nonascii character named individual who's lost hours of life calling service reps for companies that used my utf-8 name, I second this.
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