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by kevin061 10mo ago
"Postponing" means they will just do it later. The writing is on the wall. Up to you if you wish to continue using and trusting Microsoft.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
I use adblockers as well. It is not really my problem to solve. I wish it wasn't this way, but I do not know what I would do differently. Think of it this way: Before Spotify, music piracy was a massive problem. Then Netflix came to do
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Yeah, I totally agree. I would never use these tools myself because it is just going to cause more trouble than anything. I was not asking about the cheating part but the mock interview one
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by kevin061 10mo ago
If you think about your blog as "content" and you want to become a blogger superstar with a million visits, then no, it makes no sense. The way I approach my blogging is: 1. Establishing my domain expertise in public (with timesta
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Ask HN: Are those AI interviewing tools worth it?
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by kevin061 10mo ago
I did not know how addicted I was to HN until today lol
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by kevin061 10mo ago
US is trying to give Ukrainian land away for free to pacify Russia. EU ignored Crimea and Georgia. It didn't work. It won't work now, either.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
No, advertisers killed the web by making it user-hostile and profit-first. Ad blockers are the FO part of FAFO.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Very cool. It looks vibecoded. Is it? Not to criticise you, but to learn how you built this. Is it open source?
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by kevin061 10mo ago
What about PearPass that Proton Pass, Bitwarden, and KeePass(X,XC) do not already do?
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Please destroy US tech, Ursula.
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Age-Gating the Web(manuelmoreale.com)
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Elon Musk said he'd spend less on politics. Now he's donating again(qz.com)
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by kevin061 10mo ago
There are Microsoft alternatives for everything they offer. OS: Ubuntu is British, Linux Mint is Irish, there are French distributions, and let's not forget SUSe from Germany. Office: there is LibreOffice, which is not very good IMO, b
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by kevin061 10mo ago
The country that wants to ban encryption "for the children" also wants to ban VPNs? Shocking!
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AI space datacenters are impossible(ulveon.net)
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Anyone using Telegram and expecting it to be a secure messenger is delusional.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Why would you use a messaging platform that requires you to sign up with a very difficult to change piece of information that in many countries is tied to your ID and pretend it is secure? looks at Signal Oh.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
I looked up this pesticide. It is banned in EU. Not exactly surprising.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
Everyone thinks they are great at detecting AI slop, but they usually aren't. For art, there are certain giveaways, but for text? I regularly find myself avoiding the use of the em-dash now even though it is exactly what I should be wr
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by kevin061 10mo ago
At this point, it is easier to assume whatever Elon Musk says is false. Hyperloop failed. We are bot colonising Mars for at least several dozen more generations (and maybe never). Europe is not weak, it is strong (that is why he hates Europ
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by kevin061 10mo ago
A while ago I had a discussion with my friends that it is possible that in the future if 5G is sufficiently cheap, smart tvs come with a 5G SIM so they can force ads and updates even if you refuse to connect it to WiFi. I wonder if this wil
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by kevin061 10mo ago
This is why I self host my blog. My email. This is why i try to stay away from the convenience of big tech. It is not the first time this happens and it will not be the last.
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Deletion is never guaranteed: How your computer lies to you(ulveon.net)
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by kevin061 10mo ago
100% agreed. The AI "bubble" has been "going to pop" for the past year or more. Sounds a lot like Bitcoin, that was definitely popping any second now but actually did not really pop and you can still buy Bitcoin at price
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by kevin061 10mo ago
> Better than any other option Such as? Facebook knew for years its social media was hurting the mental health of teenagers, and not only they doubled down on it because it makes money, they will also face zero consequences. Corporate se
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by kevin061 10mo ago
This will never ever happen in the US because free speech is obviously more important than children's mental health. Allowing 14 YOs onto the Internet is but a mere side effect of the Constitution. Yes, I am being sarcastic.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
I like when my vehicles take me from A to B safely. If they are also quiet, offer a smooth ride, and are easy to refill/recharge, then even better.
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by kevin061 10mo ago
My current favourite is Koofr. European and rclone native. If Koofr ever goes out of business, your Koofr Vault data is easily decryptable with open source tools.
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Smarter spectrum policies could ease Europe's mobile investment needs(gsma.com)
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