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I’m amused when people post flat out lies like this. T_d was a positive sub that loved Trump. They were pretty “rah rah” about him. It drove the anti-Trump people crazy, which is why it was banned. That’s the only reason. Just go cruise the
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I thought these types “believed in science” yet here we are just casually stating that if we all do shrooms, the environment will be “saved”. Can’t make this stuff up.
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6y ago
So what are your greatest hits?
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6y ago
The dude lives in Indonesia. Not sure he ever saw much of a reward for writing software, sadly.
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6y ago
Assange's entire being has been dedicated to protecting the identity of whistleblowers since before he started WikiLeaks. He's not going to name a source. Look at what he's been through. He's not going to crack now.
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6y ago
The tarpit approach is a double-edged sword. Sure, you're keeping some script kiddie's machine locked up (maybe), but you're also keeping socket connections open and wasting resources on the machine they are targeting. A much
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6y ago
Currently running KeePassX. Maybe I'll give this a whirl. The key concept with the KeePass family of projects is that your passwords remain on your device, and don't get synced to some cloud you have no control over.
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6y ago
Diagnosis: TDS
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Actually Trump is just fighting for the interests of Americans. Interesting fan-fiction though!
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6y ago
It's never a reasonable position that someone should "shut up and do what I say". So many pro-science and rational thinkers have let fear totally consume them. I'm not sure why. The death rate for COVID-19 is less than 1
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6y ago
I'm walking around minding my own business, not spitting on people. People who wear their masks while riding a bicycle or walking down the street are making decisions based on what a biased media has told them, not science or data.
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6y ago
Americans don't want to live in a country where a violent mob attacks a federal courthouse every single night. The original "cause" was police reform and justice for people unfairly killed by the police. That's gone by t
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6y ago
Sounds like poor OpSec to me
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Even more incredible are the lengths certain types of folks will go to defend these policies even when faced with very real examples of the negative consequences of ceding liberty in return for the state to "take care of you".
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6y ago
The political hacks have made their way to HN. Downvoting facts they disagree with.
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6y ago
The radical environmentalists (really, they’re just marxists) finally starting to admit what they want to take from us.
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6y ago
> "I have been at network events where people don't know who I am, they assumed I was a random moron," Poor millionaire. Turns out you still have to be interesting to have a good time at a party.
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6y ago
Conspiracy? I think it’s mostly incompetence. But I get it’s a touchy subject.
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6y ago
Way off. The vast majority of their doom and gloom claims have been completely disproven. Only the woefully ignorant peddle this stuff. It’s perfectly natural for the weather to be extremely hot and humid sometimes.
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6y ago
Most of these models will be proven inaccurate. If there’s anything “climate scientists” have demonstrated over the past 100 years or so, it’s that they have little to no understanding of the global climate. Have any of their “predictions”
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6y ago
Is this just coax as backhaul? Or is signal actually emanating from the shielded coax cable? I haven't had my coffee yet.
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6y ago
Microsoft wasn’t broken up.
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6y ago
“And by smartest people we mean people that practiced binary search tree implementations for a week prior to their interviews”
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7y ago
So were they really sending data to servers in China? From what little I've heard and read about this, that is what stood out to me. Not sure they should ever be trusted again after that.
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7y ago
Location: Atlanta, GA Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: JS (Browser/Node), TypeScript, RxJS, Angular 2-9, React, Ruby, Python, Terraform, Saltstack Resume/CV: https://www.mikekeen.com/resume.pdf E
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Really enjoyed your comment. Your comments about lack of innovation/interesting problems at most places are spot on. And "senior" developers being hung up on CRUD techniques is laughable to anyone who has solved truly difficu
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The real truth is that none of these titles mean anything outside of a given organizational context. Hilarious that the author felt the need to add "can give feedback without hurting people" to the senior engineer bullet list. So
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7y ago
This is an /r/politics tier comment. Don't boil down someone's thoughtful and informative reply, based in their personal experience to some list that you crafted just to morally shame them. It's really embarrassing
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7y ago
Capitalism has raised more people out of poverty worldwide than any other system. Thank goodness for capitalism.
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7y ago
Software is fun :)
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