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A password can provide more legal protection than fingerprint or facial unlock
(twitter.com)
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New York City Is a Lot Safer Than Small-Town America
(bloomberg.com)
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4y ago
> The number of things I can think of that so many different services & are not a massively catastrophic failure is pretty small. Like, for instance, a simple DNS or BGP misconfiguration that takes the entire network down? Cloudflare
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GoKey – A simple vaultless password manager in Go
(github.com)
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Europe wants a high-speed rail network to replace airplanes
(cnn.com)
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Ask HN: Is Argon2d really a better choice for client-side than Argon2id?
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4y ago
https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/dns/glossary/primary-sec...
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> Even if you use a service that does depend on one company, you'd also want to run your own DNS services somewhere else. That's exactly what my question is about. If I'm using Cloudflare as my primary DNS provider, what s
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Ask HN: Any DNS providers with anti-DDoS protection not using Cloudflare?
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Ask HN: How can E2E services like 1Password and Bitwarden offer password resets?
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4y ago
Does Mailbox.org still lack app-specific passwords[1]? As I understand, using any external email client requires disabling 2FA. [1] https://userforum-en.mailbox.org/topic/deviceapp-specific-pa...
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4y ago
Sure. But since you have a lot of experience with the Estonian e-residency, maybe you know any real life examples where managing an Estonian company without personally being an Estonian tax resident made sense?
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4y ago
Just to clarify: since you are only an e-resident of Estonia, are all your three Estonian companies paying the corporate income tax (CIT) in your personal country of residence? Since Switzerland is currently the only country in Europe witho
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4y ago
> It had such a narcissistic writing, looking down on every other language that I didn’t see in any other community. Maybe it is a lisp thing? Yes, it's a Lisp thing, but not without a reason. Paul Graham explained this in "Bea
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4y ago
> I have kindle, but it's so hard for me to read programming books that I have in PDF (because it's too small). Then just get a bigger e-reader. 8" Kobo Sage is the largest I still find comfortable holding in hands for lon
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4y ago
> What would the ideal version of this feature look like for you? I think that Render solved "Cron as a Service" beautifully: https://render.com/docs/cronjobs
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The Passion Economy and the Future of Work
(future.a16z.com)
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4y ago
The key quotes from 2022[1]: > "What I find alarming is there's truly only one environmental link to primary brain tumors and that's ionizing radiation. It's not contaminated water. It's not air. It's not so
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5y ago
I have done this in Ukraine when the host had other properties with many positive reviews, and offered a 70% discount for the first stays at the new property with zero reviews. The experience was great, and I even ended up extending my stay
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5y ago
You could say the same about the German citizens and WWII.
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Rights group verifies Polish senator was hacked with NSO’s Pegasus spyware
(apnews.com)
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Fedora is where most of the innovations in Linux happen, because it's an upstream of CentOS Stream, which is an upstream of RHEL.
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5y ago
To put it simply: most things that you are enjoying in Ubuntu now first showed up in Fedora months or even years ago.
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> really curios if there is ANY overlap of your target audience and fedora users. I believe it's the other way around: no other Linux distribution has a higher overlap with the target market of the Framework Laptop than Fedora. Beca
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5y ago
> I don’t like mailchimp and find the pricing to be atrocious for my purposes (emailing 5k people once or twice a year). Have you looked at MailerLite[1]? [1] https://www.mailerlite.com/
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> I cancelled spotify recently when I had a guest in my car who proceeded to play all her favorite music on my account. There should be an Incognito mode on every music streaming service for this reason.
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Consent-O-Matic
(github.com)
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Ukraine spies tried to ensnare alleged Russian war criminals with a fake website
(edition.cnn.com)
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Russian politician faces two near-identical opponents in election
(edition.cnn.com)
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5y ago
Thanks for the detailed answers. I have been using Fedora Workstation for a while now, and I am trying to pick the best single-server OS for all my future projects. Since Fedora is now a direct upstream for CentOS Stream – and CentOS Stream
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