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by jesushax 4y ago
Or: https://web.archive.org/web/20120322025258/http://partyvan.i...
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Dangerous Kitten(encyclopediadramatica.online)
2 points by jesushax 4y ago|1 comments
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by jesushax 4y ago
Totally agree. For example, I have 10,000 SOL (Solana tokens) that I regularly screenshot and show off. It's all on devnet, though, so it's free and worthless. It's the web3 version - in web 2 I'd be instagramming my kno
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Ask HN: Have you ever worked in a non-capitalist coding collective? How was it?
86 points by jesushax 4y ago|57 comments
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by jesushax 4y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they originally wrote it correctly and a phone's autocorrect "fixed" it for them
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by jesushax 4y ago
Last one
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by jesushax 4y ago
ignore, will delete in moment
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by jesushax 4y ago
Posting this for others who aren't email admins but are involved enough to constantly have to google dkim vs dmarc etc
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Guide to email security best practices(valimail.com)
1 points by jesushax 4y ago|1 comments
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by jesushax 4y ago
Bravo. Soon, developing point-and-click, drag-and-drop apps will be almost as easy as it was in 1998 with Visual Basic 6. I (mostly) jest, but yeah, this is marvelous. I'm developing a small React app this weekend, I'll use this a
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by jesushax 4y ago
That's why it exists for you maybe! For me it exists to be fun and historical.
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by jesushax 4y ago
I think it's fun and pretentious, so I vote to keep it! Besides, "NB" emphasizes that we should note well , not just note. Are you implying we should note /poorly/??? Yeah it's probably not practical, though.
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by jesushax 4y ago
Since the backups are encrypted with my one time pad, I don't need a ton of trust, just reliability that they'll send me the encrypted codes. I already have them on the subreddit I made in my other comment, buuut, it's always
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by jesushax 4y ago
1. Don't own a printer 2. Don't want my hand to cramp 3. I'm being silly, everyone should use MFA
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by jesushax 4y ago
Okay, subreddit created: https://www.reddit.com/r/encrypted_gb_codes/ I mispelled gh as gb, but that makes it more memorable (Great Britain, world war II spies, the cryptonomicon partially taking place in the UK,
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by jesushax 4y ago
Allow me to commit career suicide with my counter argument. My laptop random shuts off at least once a day (the screen goes freeze, then goes pink, it's an M1 mac if that helps). My phone's screen is mostly crunched glass shards,
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by jesushax 4y ago
It was mostly the tools. We couldn't even get Calva to run properly in VS Code on her computer (we just gave up, mysterious errors and none of the recommended fixes online helped). Plus she liked that Python has an "intuitive&quot
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by jesushax 4y ago
Racket, what an odd part of my life. After learning QBASIC and then quickly pivoting to Python thanks to the advice of my peers on 711chan IRC, I read ESR's "How to become a hacker" which lauded Lisp as this magical language
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by jesushax 4y ago
This is pretty cool! Looking forward to the launch tomorrow, good luck!
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by jesushax 4y ago
I make most of my money on Upwork but I missed this (ublock)
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by jesushax 4y ago
Oh I don't fault Twitter in particularly, just whoever decided on the title of that specific article (so I guess the AP people in this case). Like, if an article was titled "Science says you should stretch more!" but then in
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by jesushax 4y ago
This is basically a good thing, but I'm always annoyed by the use of "science" like this, making it into an institution with a unified voice. If they used the word 'consensus' or 'studies' the claim would
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by jesushax 5y ago
Even among the right, I think anarchism and libertarian socialism are viewed more sympathetically than authoritarian leftist tendencies. Much like how the left is less vitriolic (in principle, at least) towards capitalist libertarians than
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by jesushax 5y ago
When I come to HN, this is what I'm always hoping to see. Lots are here for startup news, FAANG, etc. Nope, I just want to see really, really cool fun things. Great work.