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by leftcenterright 2y ago
he link was unavailable for me, archive works: https://archive.is/tvATR Thanks for sharing!
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2023: American Library Association reports record no. of book titles challenged(ala.org)
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
> Their Cloud exodus can't have been more than a few dozen servers, right? "At the moment we have somewhere between 20-25 servers in each cab, or about 90 servers in each site. Here’s what the rack layout looks like in Chicago,
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The Talk: Bernie Sanders and Slavoj ŽIžek [video](youtube.com)
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
from what I have seen, there is definitely a lot of bot/automated content. It feels totally un-moderated at times.
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
As these satellites become more and more important and have access to more data, can someone more informed than me comment on: - How easy are they to hostile takeover by a nation state? - Would in-flight in-place malicious modifications eve
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
> This idea that rich people create fake jobs in order to have an impressive-looking number of economic dependents runs into a few other problems. The article does not really go into depth on this one. I think it happens quite often. I w
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
And yet at the same time, most US companies are hiring only "Remote within US/Canada" ..
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
> For the majority of people, storing TOTP in 1Password is well within their risk tolerance. There will always be those of you who will trade that convenience because you want or require the added protection of true 2FA. And to those fai
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
Having been on the reporting side, "an exploitable vulnerability" and "security weakness which could eventually result in an exploitable vulnerability" are two very different things. Bounties always get paid for the firs
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
this is not so uncommon in West Europe. I have lived and worked in Belgium and had my workplace at walking distance from my apartment.
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
> Every once in a while one runs into "large minded people" like Sam Altman and Vishal Sikka, who do have access to funding that is unfettered enough to lead to really new ideas. From Alan kay in 2016 ( https://news.y
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
Prior discussion with more comments and points, not on front page at the moment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40506582
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
actually not, I am using latest Firefox 126.0 and it is still broken.
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
slightly off-topic but did anyone find a way to still use Twitter/X using Firefox (without disabling strict tracking protection of course)?
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
While it is nice to have options, I still think iTerm2 is one of the best terminal emulators for OS X out there. It has also most likely been audited more thoroughly than newer options out there. There was a security audit sponsored by Mozi
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
> This is of course a harmless PoC and you can try it out using docker pull vin01/escape-seq-test:latest --platform darwin/arm64 or docker run --rm vin01/escape-seq-test and you should see the injected link as shown below.
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
Could you share some more insights about your experience with Warp? I have been meaning to give it a try for the feature set around workflows.
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
2 posts on HN front page about it right now [1] and 3 within 12 hours [2], seems quite popular :) 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40428032 2. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40425428
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
A lot of scientists and engineers/ in Nazi regime were not political and somehow ended up embracing all the propaganda. It helped no one.
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
are ability to express your opinions freely, participating in a democratic process and having no internet censorship part of your expectation from "highest standard of living"?
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
Is profit and a Chinese market really as important for apple to make it succumb to these orders? Genuinely wondering if there is more to it than sheer desire to preserve market share and profits.
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
Calling it "branches" does seem misleading. For instance, would this also work across major PG versions? afaict, it is just not possible to merge two differently versioned postgres-es
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
> So it might be in 6 different places at the same time (3 safekeepers, 1 pageserver, 2 S3 buckets), details depending on the data's lifecycle through the system. I hope it is encrypted on S3 at least? :)
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
I would appreciate some details on the implementation of isolation for multi-tenancy. Are the worker nodes shared?
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by leftcenterright 2y ago
Sounds like a good use case. Do you have any benchmarks or numbers which you could share regarding the performance of database? (especially disk writes and reads)
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by leftcenterright 3y ago
but this is not true of the giants like Microsoft and Google right? They chose to fire thousands and yet have sufficient to invest further into markets all over the world. Burn and churn is just much easier and lax labor laws do not prohibi
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by leftcenterright 3y ago
It does not seem as critical for public SSH servers but does seem pretty bad for ssh clients using ProxyCommand in their configurations. I had this in my config for proxying over tor and seems like it is vulnerable. ``` ProxyCommand connect
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by leftcenterright 3y ago
This is interesting insight, would you care to share some parts of your ssh config indicating how you use ssh over a proxy here, most likely through a VPN?
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by leftcenterright 3y ago
> To put it another way, if this data had value, the ransomware group wouldn't be leaking it for free. This is entirely incorrect and just speculation. Most likely reason for not paying up is that law enforcement (involved in this c

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