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The Hunt for the Counterfeiter Trying to Make the Perfect Bill(nytimes.com)
2 points by js2 3mo ago|1 comments
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by js2 3mo ago
> Even in case (1), isn't it possible that Hide My Email bounces happen differently from regular @icloud.com bounces despite being on the same domain? I don't think so because when I examine the headers of an HME delivered mess
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by js2 3mo ago
So what I'm trying to clarify here is whether this worked when the final address was an icloud.com address. i.e. there are two scenarios: 1. hello_world_0a@icloud.com -> real@icloud.com 2. hello_world_0a@icloud.com -> real@exampl
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by js2 3mo ago
And just to clarify: this occurred ever when HME was setup to forward to an icloud.com address? I'd love to see the full headers of a bounced message to understand the MTAs that were involved in disclosing the address. I tested on July
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by js2 3mo ago
> Now Apple says it has been fixed, we can add that, in simple terms, it required sending a target Hide My Email user a message that got rejected as spam. Frustratingly vague. I was unable to reproduce when the original article was poste
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by js2 3mo ago
Huh, in my experience audiobooks are more expensive and/or harder to find than ebooks. Out of curiosity, can you give an example of one such audiobook you transcribed?
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by js2 3mo ago
I thought I knew every nook and cranny of bash, but somehow never noticed the globstar option added in bash 4.0. https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/globstar-new-bash-globb... https://www.gnu.org/softw
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by js2 3mo ago
Why would you go from audiobook to text? Is there no epub available?
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by js2 3mo ago
Watch him do it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYi2f4ONEDg&t=180 What an incredible performance. I've seen a sub-4 mile in person. These guys are absolutely flying. All of them. And he beats the pants of
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by js2 3mo ago
It's that way so that you can grep multiple files with a single pattern. It would be odd for the pattern to come after the file arguments. It also allows the files to be optional so that it can grep stdin.
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by js2 3mo ago
Yes, it does, and it's in the submission guidelines too: > If the title contains a gratuitous number or number + adjective, we'd appreciate it if you'd crop it. E.g. translate "10 Ways To Do X" to "How To Do
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by js2 3mo ago
My family owned a Mac Portable (the backlit model). Running Word for Mac 5.1, it was a fantastic writing machine.
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West Memphis Three(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by js2 3mo ago|0 comments
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by js2 3mo ago
> notarytool authenticates using a stored keychain profile that you create once, interactively — it prompts for an app-specific password, and there’s no way around the prompt. You can use `--password <password>` (yeah, yeah, passwo
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by js2 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emily_Eden > Her book, Portraits of the Princes and People of India , was published in 1844. It contained 24 lithographs that were drawn from her sketches of important Indian subjects
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by js2 3mo ago
In the U.S., the second dose was added in 1989 so around then. You might've also gotten a booster in the U.S. if you were born earlier but lived in a college dormitory. If you're not sure, get tested. It's a simple blood draw
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by js2 3mo ago
I'm not trying to argue with you at all. I feel like you think I made some claim about women being stronger or faster than men, when I very specifically did not. My only point was that women can sometimes win and/or set records at
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by js2 3mo ago
On the topic of vaccines, if you were vaccinated against measles before it switched to the two-dose schedule (1989 in the US), you might want to have your titers measured. I was vaccinated in the early 70s when it was a single dose. With me
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by js2 3mo ago
I don't know why you brought up records, especially sub-ultra. I admitted that: "Women semi-regularly win multi-day and 100+ mile races, even if women don't have course records at these times/distances. " I've
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by js2 3mo ago
In endurance running, the longer races become, the more competitive they are for women. Women semi-regularly win multi-day and 100+ mile races, even if women don't have course records at these times/distances. In an event of suffi
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by js2 3mo ago
More details: https://old.reddit.com/r/VisionPro/comments/1tq34lj/created_...
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Using a Vision Pro to help install a POE doorbell(old.reddit.com)
3 points by js2 3mo ago|1 comments
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by js2 3mo ago
> There are parts of the U.S. that do this already. Ambulance rides are already subsidized by taxpayers in most places, thanks to public funding for fire departments; and a growing number of places have taken this further. Indeed, in my
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by js2 3mo ago
Can't remember the last time I read a DI article, but I've definitely read them before and value the non-AI content[^1]. Donated. (Good golly, GoFundMe defaulted to a 17.5% tip. WTF?) > This fundraiser is entirely separate from
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by js2 3mo ago
> Every now and then, I know you'll never be the boy you always wanted to be. But every now and then, I know you'll always be the only boy who wanted me the way that I am. Every now and then, I know there's no one in the u
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by js2 3mo ago
Why did an action running in the context of public repo even have access to the private repo? Looking at the workflow, it seems to use the github token which should not normally grant rights to a private repo. Or was it the agent itself tha
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by js2 3mo ago
Thanks. I double checked for alternate spelling but whichever dictionary I used didn't have the U.K. alternative. Good to know.
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by js2 3mo ago
From the submitted link: > we distil what it does FYI, "distill".
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Show HN: ttyd – Share your terminal over the web(github.com)
5 points by js2 3mo ago|2 comments
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by js2 3mo ago
Maybe you're just taking the piss from over the pond, but the differing names/spellings aren't just a typo by us dumb, arrogant Americans: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminium#Naming_and_spelling_...

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