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by krn 8y ago
Even if Bloomberg's story is completely true, Apple / Amazon / Super Micro might have no other choice, but to firmly deny it. Because in that case, it's United States vs. China, not just some publisher vs. a few publicly
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by krn 8y ago
I have spent many years doing PHP development and still do, but the only technical people I know who pick PHP for new projects are the ones, for whom it's the only programming language they know. Therefore, my trust in their all-around
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by krn 8y ago
Go has much better concurrency, networking, and packaging capabilities. NodeJS can be used for both, front-end and back-end, including iOS / Android. Clojure(Script) provides more than Go and NodeJS combined, but was too new at the tim
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by krn 8y ago
> GoPro has been trying to drive demand for its trademark action-cameras - once a must-have for surfers, skydivers and other action junkies — as competition ramps up. What are some better alternatives to GoPro available in Europe now? I
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by krn 8y ago
> I think immediately dismissing anything written in php is wrong I have specifically pointed at multi-platform, network-intensive applications, and never claimed that PHP is not suitable for anything. If someone is not able to choose
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by krn 8y ago
To be fair, visa-free entry into Belarus for up to 30 days is a completely new thing[1]. Unlike most visa-free regimes, it's not driven by any international agreements, but rather by a Belarusian initiative to promote tourism in the co
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by krn 8y ago
Many people think of Tesla as a car company, when actually it's an energy company. Other car manufacturers are not.
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by krn 8y ago
> So, think again, are you sure you didn't go to school with any black kids? You could have been genuinely oblivious. Haha, not only I didn't go to school with black kids, but I hadn't seen a single black person on a stree
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by krn 8y ago
It's interesting, how much this problem is specific to the US. As someone from a small Eastern European state, who hadn't met a single black person during the first 18 years of his life, I had zero negative attitude towards black
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by krn 8y ago
Could you post some pictures from your office in Vilnius, Lithuania, where ProtonVPN UAB with 19 technical(?) employees is currently based? Are they still working from Tesonet's HQ, just like they did in 2017, and for the most of 2018?
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by krn 8y ago
Why didn't you invite Mozilla to the real office in Vilnius, Lithuania where ProtonVPN was actually being developed?
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by krn 8y ago
What PIA co-founder proved in June 2018 on Hacker News[1], and what happened after: - ProtonVPN UAB lists Tesonet's CEO as a director [after: the company's name was changed multiple times in 2 months, and the director's name
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by krn 8y ago
> Their entire business - email and VPN both - embodies the same philosophy that Mozilla does. ProtonMail doesn't report security vulnerabilities to the users, when researchers discover them[1]. It has also publicly boasted about ha
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by krn 8y ago
To show that Luminati Networks, which sued Tesonet for patent infringements, has publicly admitted using HolaVPN as a residential proxy network for data mining operations.
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by krn 8y ago
> false allegations These are nothing but facts backed by sources anyone can verify by himself.
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by krn 8y ago
Everyone in Vilnius, Lithuania knows, that both, NordVPN and ProtonVPN, are being developed here by the people related to Tesonet, which has been recently sued in Texas Eastern District Court for the patent infringement in "Large-scale
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They Got 'Everything': Inside a Demo of NSO Group's Powerful iPhone Malware(motherboard.vice.com)
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by krn 8y ago
NSO Group was co-founded by ex-members of Unit 8200, the Israeli Intelligence Corps unit responsible for collecting signals intelligence. The unit relies on selecting 16-18 year-old recruits with the ability for rapid adaptation and speedy
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Saudi Arabia used military-grade spyware to hack Khashoggi's WhatApp messages(edition.cnn.com)
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Probable Russian spyware discovered in Latvia's Interior Ministry system(eng.lsm.lv)
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Smothered by Smog, Polish Cities Rank Among Europe’s Dirtiest(nytimes.com)
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Brit academic jailed for life for spying in UAE(edition.cnn.com)
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There are still thousands of tons of unexploded bombs in Germany (2016)(smithsonianmag.com)
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"Europe is divided by the air we breath in the East and the West"(twitter.com)
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Munich Airport builds custom doors for world's biggest passenger plane(edition.cnn.com)
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by krn 8y ago
What about other Chromium-based browsers such as Brave, Vivaldi, Opera?
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by krn 8y ago
Twitter is a notable exception: www.twitter.com redirects to non-www.
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by krn 8y ago
> not sure if that's the same as bare metal Hetzner Cloud is more like AWS EC2, if you choose dedicated vCPU, and more like VPS, if you don't.
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by krn 8y ago
Just an example: the average price per square meter in Berlin has increased up to 4x between 2007-2018[1], and it was possible to buy a 42 m² apartment for 25k EUR in 2006[2]. [1] https://guthmann-estate.com/marketreport&#x2
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'I wanted to go after big tech': ex-Google exec's novel rips Silicon Valley(theguardian.com)
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