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by misnome 4y ago
Exactly, I followed the CVE link through, and all affected RHEL8/9. Soo…… Red Hat isn’t patching their live, currently supported distributions? That seems bigger news than their approach to CentOS, which they are clearly trying to kill
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by misnome 4y ago
I mean, yes, but you'd also have to have a way to actually MITM the person you are targeting via HN comment, before anyone pointed out it was wrong. It'd be much easier to just use the MITM you already have and not raise the suspi
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by misnome 4y ago
And they developed this fragmentation by... building good tools, good documentation, and comprehensively supporting them for 15 years in a way that makes people feel safe building on top of them. It's not fragmentation, they built a mo
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by misnome 4y ago
> all the contents of the lawsuit are attacking CDL with the pandemic actions only a way of showing the Internet Archive is an organization that can't be trusted. I mean, that seems like a reasonable position given the circumstances
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by misnome 4y ago
> Were it only about uncontrolled digital lending, the suit would have been tossed as moot two years ago. You don't think that publishers would have had any case at all against deliberate mass-copyright infringement under flimsy pre
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by misnome 4y ago
> Nope, good authors can make perfectly separate fantasy world politics despise their own views. So... your issue is that someone... somewhere... has written a book... including a cause they believe in?
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by misnome 4y ago
I really liked Dark Sky for the notifications and rain intensity charts. But for me in the central UK the map _never_ worked properly for me. Only fragments of the map would load, for some of the time range, and the extrapolation parts neve
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by misnome 4y ago
> a giant dish So why don't we just use a small dish?
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by misnome 4y ago
This _really_ sounds out of scope for what curl is
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by misnome 4y ago
All that tractor DRM has to phone home somehow!
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by misnome 4y ago
One side could unilaterally end the war in one word. Strange that it’s only in the interests of that side that people call for this.
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by misnome 4y ago
Lying about it comes across badly. As though they think their best chance of success is to pretend it’s about something else. I support the IA mission generally but this came across as exceedingly dumb when they did it. Maybe they are right
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by misnome 4y ago
> against our library and the longstanding library practice of controlled digital lending Isn’t this… deliberately misleading? As I understand it there wasn’t really a problem until they decided to embark on “Uncontrolled” digital lendin
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by misnome 4y ago
What if that average human has unlimited time to access and cross reference the entire written internet?
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by misnome 4y ago
Goalpost moving? Since when was this the goalpost of… AGI.
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by misnome 4y ago
I'd like to be not so sure. I could see a mass-response of revulsion, and a cultural move towards concise, direct, non-bullshit communication. I don't want to think too hard about the alternative, of large groups of people not eve
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by misnome 4y ago
It won't be.
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by misnome 4y ago
But... you didn't write it yourself. And it's not anything you would write yourself. This is fine if you never want to ever write something yourself, ever again. I'd much rather retain that skill.
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by misnome 4y ago
Isn't this one of the things that bash [[ ]] explicitly fixes?
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by misnome 4y ago
This ceases to be a valid excuse when those people then jump into the middle of a discussion exclusively about laws and politics in the US.
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by misnome 4y ago
That says nothing about warrants.
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by misnome 4y ago
Right. That strikes me… as a price increase.
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by misnome 4y ago
> As GitLab’s first price increase in more than five years This seems... wrong. I swear that we were forced into a more expensive plan in the past couple of years; did they discontinue some middle plan that "Technically" means
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by misnome 4y ago
Did the extension always say that? Including people who didn’t install it this week? Is it at all possible that this is a feature they added and hasn’t been there (and advertised) from the very beginning?
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by misnome 4y ago
> Or we could just provide world-class healthcare to inmates I mean, that's a big jump. Might be worth starting with US-class, although I doubt it's affordable.
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by misnome 4y ago
> The best response is education. This becomes harder when there seem to be large swathes of people who apparently earnestly argue that ChatGPT means that education is no longer necessary.
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by misnome 4y ago
You should probably check those notes again. I'm saying that one of the easiest and probably most effective responses to this by publishers is to only use known sources e.g. existing authors and people they can vouch for. This would pu
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by misnome 4y ago
> But it was always that: an illusion. Only if you view in black/white absolutist terms where if every single person isn't on 100% merit then it doesn't count at all. But the only thing this argument achieves is making the
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by misnome 4y ago
This also is a problem though because tools like it can be used to DOS this curation - see e.g. todays Clarkesworld issue ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34875781 ) - this can be worked around by only curating from kno
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by misnome 4y ago
It is very difficult getting containers that aren’t in a pod together to be able to talk to each other, with rootless pods, and without just host-binding everything. None of the normal hostname conveniences are in place, and if it’s possibl

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