Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
mmaunder
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
56 ms
·
811.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
> we burn shit down You’re promoting anarchy as a way to create a just society. Exactly whose shit will you burn down? What if someone burns your shit down in protest? What if it’s something you spent a lifetime building? What if your ch
812.
▲
Bayraktar
(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points
by
mmaunder
5y ago
|
0 comments
813.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
I’ve been a paid subscriber of FT for years. It’s horrifically expensive and worth every penny.
814.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
This comes up from time to time on HN. Humans aren't machines. As self-important and busy as you think you are, why not take a beat and respond with 'Hey' and ask them how they are. Humans are more than just social creatures
815.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
That is correct. I grew up under apartheid. This phrase is key: “ Proponents say the law helps ensure Israel's security and maintains its "Jewish character".” Consider if the US passed a law banning Mexican spouses from uniti
816.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
Get a $300 Oculus Quest 2 and buy Thrill of the Fight for $10. It’s the most intense short HIIT workout I’ve experienced. It’ll blow your mind. Also get a pressure cooker and use it to make seasoned unsalted black beans at the start of ever
817.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
I don’t think you can entirely separate the accountability of a government from the accountability of its people. Take Apartheid South Africa for example: Tremendous external pressure was applied on South Africa which affected its people. I
818.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
Privacy and freedom theater.
819.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
Yeah really bad choice of word. “Availability” or “Degraded” is what they’re looking for.
820.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
What is with the massive dive in Revenue post 2018? https://imgur.com/a/GvulfLe
821.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
What is their main source of revenue? They did about $483M in 2021.
822.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
I’d say this signals intent, but reeks of incompetence, a lack of preparation, a lack of capability, and desperation. I’d say overall this is a good sign. They aren’t able to effectively engage in mass surveillance and round up dissidents e
823.
▲
Bike Math. Happy Saturday Night HN
(youtube.com)
2 points
by
mmaunder
5y ago
|
0 comments
824.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
Physics is still the law. As long as your aperture is small, so is the usable amount of light you’re collecting at the top of that lens funnel.
825.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
This is known as the BGP book: https://www.amazon.com/Internet-Routing-Architectures-2nd-Ha... It goes into detail. If you're just starting out, get a Network+, Security+ or any other systems administration, security o
826.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
I prefer the source which I think is a clearer explanation. The key is that perl’s x operator turns the number into a string of 1s that is the length of the number. The rest is a hack to use regex to perform division using minimal capturing
827.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
Posted a longer version of this which I deleted because I prefer yours. Yeah, it sounds like they're in trouble. And they're Russian Google with 70 products, so this is a big deal.
828.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
Prefix 31.148.149.0/24 is normally announced by AS212463 HE shows belongs to https://dataline.ua/en/ which is a Ukrainian company. https://bgp.he.net/AS35297 Is now being announced by AS35004 whic
829.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
This is a natural step in business growth: realizing that recurring revenue is recurring, and then productizing formerly bespoke work to benefit from economies of scale. It is when a contractor becomes a business.
830.
▲
Ukraine Universities Hacked by Brazilian via Finland as Russian Invasion Started
(wordfence.com)
8 points
by
mmaunder
5y ago
|
1 comments
831.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
Once TTLs expire this will presumably make all RU websites and hostnames inaccessible. Please correct me if I’m wrong. The effect is ICANN deplatforming all Russian websites from the Web along with taking down SMTP/POP/IMAP server
832.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
For context, it looks like Namecheap has about 1700 team members in Ukraine, if I'm reading this right. https://www.namecheap.com/careers/ukraine/ One of the offices is Kharkiv which the Russians shelled with
833.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
I think the 98 crisis will be pale in comparison. Background: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1998_Russian_financial_crisis I wrote a thread comparing 98 with this: https://twitter.com/mmaunder/statu
834.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
“did someone try to send something other then bitcoin to a ₿ address?” Like what? Cottage cheese? Transaction failures and and fees are not fraud. The quote is specific. Regarding lightning: https://twitter.com/nikzh/st
835.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
Agreed. I think the Russia situation may be an interesting test to see whether cryptocurrency can be a viable replacement for SWIFT. I don’t think it will be because, as you said, it is not extragovernmental, and at some points those funds
836.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
Having Nuclear weapons let’s you hold a gun to the planet’s head. That’s the factor you haven’t taken into account.
837.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
Sounds like there’s a lot more to your story than you’ve shared here.
838.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
I was a US person with an ITIN and have become a naturalized citizen. ITINs are very different to SSN. Honestly I've found the USA very easy to deal with compared to the UK, France of South Africa where I've lived. The challenge w
839.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
Google News is filled with spam and cheap attention grabbing garbage these days IMO. It’s also highly targeted leading to a bubble. But I agree with both of you otherwise!
840.
▲
by
mmaunder
5y ago
Sounds like a great strategy. One of the advantages is that you’re differentiated from the accounts that are feeding the hate machine. There is a hunger out there for authentic positivity, and it’s in short supply.
More ›