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by joering2 3y ago
I'd even go out of my way and say that undecillion of IP addresses ought to be enough for anybody.
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Ask HN: Do you still shop at Newegg now that they have blocked VPN?
5 points by joering2 3y ago|4 comments
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by joering2 3y ago
That was a turn off for me personally. While I think more expensive per user (but free for up to 150 emails per day without your own domain name), ProtonMail has "Proton Bridge" that works wonderfully for me on Windows 7/11.
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by joering2 3y ago
> storefront in a mall rent for "storefront in a mall" > any revenue you would make even if your door never closed 24/7
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by joering2 3y ago
Thank you for this story - I was this close to get aboard and ask all my 42 employees to get one, now we will move forward to researching different solution.
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by joering2 3y ago
So your assumption is everyone going to Moon or Mars is a saint. And if so - who set the standard? Pope? President? And then what do we do if they become not-so-saint? Drag them back to Earth? The whole idea that some sort of better type hu
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by joering2 3y ago
Its interesting to think if only people not waste their time, how productive they would be. Then you realize how hard it is to get successful in life in terms of work, how every single idea and product / service has so many competitors
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by joering2 3y ago
Came here to say the same. And clicking on the globe does not stop it. Then trying to zoom and you can't but the globe image is too blurry/low res to read what's on it. Don't get me even started on scrolling...
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The End of Elon Musk(sfgate.com)
10 points by joering2 3y ago|14 comments
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by joering2 3y ago
You NEVER want to admit you were wrong. See: Donald J. Trump.
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by joering2 3y ago
Its politics. Good luck trying to convince someone in larg corp they don't need Oracle with other open source databases out there. There is just too many people in line on both sides that job and salary and bonuses depends on the deals
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by joering2 3y ago
> CEOs are professional communicators who have reached the highest level of the craft Elon Musk has entered the chat...
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by joering2 3y ago
It is somewhat different. AirBnB founder Nathan Blecharczyk was not shopping around, but rather at some point he was the largest spammer in USA, where even FBI was interested in his dealings. Interestingly, the 3 articles I was able to find
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by joering2 3y ago
bingo. it either landed somewhere secretly or crashed. In both situation there was nothing aboard, secret cargo or important politicians, that would justify unveiling of their capabilities to track everything everywhere at all times.
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by joering2 3y ago
At the end of this video: "We never forget who we're working for." If you have to put this disclaimer into your work, we already have a problem.
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Tell HN: Digital Ocean Removed DNS Pointers to Their Object Storage CDN IPs
2 points by joering2 3y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 3y ago
Sadly it seems to be a pattern with many initially good organizations that go rouge under the pressure of their rapid popularity. Mothers Against Drunk Drivers comes to mind, also if you read on last few years on Spamhouse you will get goos
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by joering2 3y ago
The whole thing about .us needing real name and address of a person and you cannot hide your identity is hilarious. Everytime I had someone spamming me from .us and their data were obviously fake (Registrant name: Tom Cat, Address: Local tr
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by joering2 3y ago
if you mean the email marketing software for political campaigns, then yeah sorry you are toasted (your email is) - they resell lists and spam everyone into oblivion. Apparently (as per Can-SPAM Act) politicians are (obviously) exempt from
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by joering2 3y ago
You joking right? The amount of text messages spam I receive now on Verizon, and some 8 months ago before on T-mobile is staggering.
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by joering2 3y ago
Slight OT, but his suing of Apple was such a douchery move, I will never be able to understand how such brilliant and humble human being would want to entangle himself in such radicicolous petty and frankly baseless lawsuit.
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by joering2 3y ago
Is this news specific to Samsung? Doesn't iPhone have same feature? I mean why would we assume all these devices stolen from California Apple stores should keep working like nothing happen??
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by joering2 3y ago
What strikes me the most here, is that Mark is extremely knowledgeable, collected, speaks eloquently and seem to understand how business world works. Mind you, this is a 21 year old kid... By that time, Facebook went through first round wit
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CS50 Lecture by Mark Zuckerberg in 2005 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by joering2 3y ago|1 comments
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by joering2 3y ago
anyone can point me to a decent list of what exactly these objections were?
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Opera One(opera.com)
2 points by joering2 3y ago|0 comments
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Leonard vs. Pepsico, Inc – that time you could win Harrier II jet(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by joering2 3y ago|0 comments
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We Analyzed 1,626 Banned Books Here's What We Found(statecraft.beehiiv.com)
16 points by joering2 3y ago|43 comments
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by joering2 3y ago
Back in 2009 I used to date a girl in Connecticut. She was attending Yale. She was a very nice person but very sloppy. She would always break something or spill something, it was her nature. One day she told me she's running late with
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by joering2 3y ago
I wonder if there is a worse way to go? I mean even getting your skull crushed in car accident seems lights out in less than a second. Jumping into a volcano I can imagine you stay alive for some 10 seconds or so before you obviously pass o

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