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Ask HN: Is it safe to use .io for email?
2 points by minton 7y ago|2 comments
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by minton 7y ago
Do you have a source on this?
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Should Alexa Provide Evidence in Court? German Security Chiefs Say Yes(fortune.com)
2 points by minton 7y ago|0 comments
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by minton 7y ago
I can’t imagine how this product could give any meaningful reports to management when its data is coming from git history.
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by minton 7y ago
My company pays for Slack and despite have 1Gbps fiber I constantly have issues hearing via Slack. It was so bad the entire company switched to Zoom just so the remote people could participate properly.
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by minton 7y ago
It’s not surprising but Meet is Chrome only. Tat was a dealbreaker for me.
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by minton 7y ago
This whole article is regurgitating everything from Basecamp’s books.
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by minton 7y ago
So we up the bandwidth, something like Elon’s NueraLink.
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by minton 8y ago
For those curious you can find that list here: https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices
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by minton 8y ago
I do use a VPN but I was not accessing the site, I was watching a movie when I got the email.
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by minton 8y ago
I don’t think it’s a failed login attempt since I received a one-time code. Also, this is the same email I get when I try to login.
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Ask HN: How could someone have guessed my LendingClub password?
3 points by minton 8y ago|5 comments
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by minton 8y ago
>Google and Facebook will have to pay for using others’ content. I think they’ll just automatically flag the copyrighted video (sometimes incorrectly) and prevent YOU from sharing it. They won’t suddenly pay the copyright holder when som
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by minton 8y ago
I don’t think YouTube is against this law either. It limits their competition by raising the barrier of entry for the next YouTube. The main problem with this type of legislation is they hurt competition because only the large, established
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by minton 8y ago
"We can’t tell you the name of the company that’s the latest—but certainly not the last—to join that list. That’s because despite our repeated efforts to alert the company to the leak, it has yet to fix the problem or acknowledge our r
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by minton 8y ago
UBI is a handout is it not?
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by minton 8y ago
It seems his donation site is powered by https://secure.actblue.com so if that was true I think it’s an issue with ActBlue’s platform.
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by minton 8y ago
It is the same way in my industry. C#, Java, MSSQL are “good” because executives have heard of them. Whereas Ruby, Elixir, Postgres, etc are “toys” because they’ve never heard of them.
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Russia to Disconnect Entirely from the Internet as Part of Cyber-Defense Measure(circleid.com)
3 points by minton 8y ago|1 comments
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by minton 8y ago
“Heroku is not required to, and does not, collect your state’s sales or use tax. Purchases are not tax-exempt merely because a seller is not required to collect the tax. Your state’s law requires a purchaser to review untaxed purchases
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Heroku – Sales and Use Tax(heroku.com)
15 points by minton 8y ago|8 comments
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by minton 8y ago
I’m not sure how accurate that is. It’s obvious to me that American companies larger than mine have cared enough to take action. If they really had no obligation I’m sure they would have simply done nothing.
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by minton 8y ago
Despite claims to the contrary, I fully anticipate the (slow) death of Atom.
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by minton 8y ago
>Turn off location services. Will this make it impossible to find your lost iPhone?
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by minton 8y ago
> So instead of funneling money up the corporate hierarchy towards off shore accounts, a second house for the CEO, or whatever, funneling money back into the economy I assume the CEO isn’t willing to generously give up their second house
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by minton 8y ago
In order for apps to make use of your POD data you’d have to give them access to it and once they have it you’re back to the same experience as pre-Solid, right? What am I missing?
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by minton 8y ago
I’ve used gaug.es for years. Their API is great and they’re affordable. https://get.gaug.es
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Snapchat introduces visual search that lets user shop Amazon via photos(snap.com)
1 points by minton 8y ago|0 comments
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by minton 8y ago
Your statement makes a ton of sense. Assuming you’re correct, it is a bit crazy how many sites have the copyright programmatically set to the current year.
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by minton 8y ago
I often wonder why someone would run such a service for free. I assume they’re loosing money by running this service.

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