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by knd775 7y ago
The data in a protonmail account is encrypted with your own key. How is protonmail supposed to encrypt an email if they receive it unencrypted over SMTP?
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by knd775 7y ago
In the UK, developer pay is quite low. In the US, devs are much closer to doctors in pay, and can potentially earn more than most doctors.
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by knd775 7y ago
As long as it's not a requirement or expected, I think it's fine. If someone has side projects they're proud of, I think it would be helpful to both parties for them to be brought up.
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by knd775 7y ago
I think I'll set this up now https://github.com/local-npm/local-npm
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by knd775 7y ago
This still feels like a warning to Autodesk. They are replacing what they already can with Blender, and investing the money required to get it to where it needs to be in order to fit their other workflows.
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by knd775 7y ago
https://blog.cloudflare.com/monsters-in-the-middleboxes/ https://mitm.watch
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by knd775 7y ago
You seem to be a bit out of touch. I'll leave it at that.
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by knd775 7y ago
Great, thanks!
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by knd775 7y ago
Does it have a standalone mode, where it doesn't need to be controlled by software? I'm interested in using it with prebuilt images that wouldn't be able to run the python to control the fan.
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by knd775 7y ago
There are quite a few backpackers hostels in tiny towns along trails like the AT. But that's obviously different than what you're talking about.
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by knd775 7y ago
This is the norm for supercars and hypercars. I listed a few in a comment further down. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20459194
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by knd775 7y ago
Yes, like most convertible supercars/hypercars. The Pagani Huayra, all the Koenigseggs, the LaFerrari Aperta, Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport, etc.
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by knd775 7y ago
Why would you buy a Rolls Royce Phantom? They're boring and don't hold their value.
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by knd775 7y ago
It's not a traffic offense, at least. While still annoying, I'll take that any day over the alternative. $70 civil penalty vs $150 fine + $70 court costs + increased insurance premiums. As a side note, it does feel like my due pro
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by knd775 7y ago
I don't believe she protested the AI ethics council.
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by knd775 7y ago
https://www.wired.com/story/google-walkout-organizers-say-th... >In a message posted to many internal Google mailing lists Monday, Meredith Whittaker, who leads Google’s Open Research, said that after the company di
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by knd775 7y ago
Their website. Tweets. Livestreamed events. Etc.
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by knd775 7y ago
0-60 isn't everything. There are a few better performing cars at that and lower price points.
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by knd775 7y ago
This list is honestly kind of embarrassing. Both the inclusions and glaring exclusions are just odd. How can most of these be considered to be "promot[ing] the open web"..?
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by knd775 7y ago
The majority of the tools on this web page are closed source.
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by knd775 7y ago
It's really interesting that they managed to encounter an interaction between NTO and titanium that has never been known to occur before. It seems that no one really knew that titanium could ignite. edit: Maybe not. Looks like this was
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by knd775 7y ago
Hopefully you don't mind having highly vulnerable devices, then.
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by knd775 7y ago
Huh, interesting. That must be a relatively recent addition. I've had keys revoked (that I got through a trader), and did not get any notification.
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by knd775 7y ago
That is for legitimately owned games. They don't notify you when a key is revoked for fraud.
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by knd775 7y ago
They've always been this way. My opinion on them is not new. A bunch of esports teams dropped them as sponsors years ago after realizing they not an honest business. Their buyer protection service (G2A shield) is a scam. There's a
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by knd775 7y ago
This seems like wishful thinking. These are exactly the same things that are always said. You may be fine for a few weeks, a few months, or even a few years, but IBM will inevitably interfere enough to cause a serious culture shift (or coll
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by knd775 7y ago
G2A lies about quite a lot, though. Also, they have no way to check the status of the keys. So, if a user doesn't report an issue, they'll never know about it. Given that the article says that most users don't notice keys bei
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by knd775 7y ago
Correct.
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by knd775 7y ago
He's an outspoken misogynist and homophobe.
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by knd775 7y ago
Unfortunately, yes. If you don't distribute the signed binary, they'll never do it. But, they can, which is unfortunate.

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