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by mnx 10y ago
So, I am an "HN bro" now... Because I don't think this feature can possibly be up to the highest standards of security, despite being very cool and clever? I guess there are worse things to be called.
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by mnx 10y ago
I get a valid cert, with the S/N: 05:CA:2A:A9:A5:D6:ED:44:C7:2D:88:1A:18:B0:E7:DC
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by mnx 10y ago
This is a clever way to do this, but it still seems like someone caring about their privacy should just do without gifs. Edit: I should rephrase - I mean someone with a larger-than-usual need for privacy, someone paranoid for a reason. This
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by mnx 10y ago
CSV of all the tracks: https://fzak.pl/FILEZ/codersplaylist.csv Youtube playlist of some of the tracks: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOEg5uEc0bD0wwIEEKTNc...
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by mnx 10y ago
OT: Is my eyesight going away, or is the font unreadably light-coloured?
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by mnx 10y ago
> (Also, other countries exist besides the US...) That's a common misconception, but I believe it was debunked by snopes.
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by mnx 10y ago
Why not? This seems like a fairly common comparison, made by actual historians. Some estimate that Stalins death toll may exceed that of Hitler.
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by mnx 10y ago
Let's Encrypt doesn't offer EV, and AFAIK, they don't plan to.
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by mnx 10y ago
So, a couple nitpicks, hopefully of some use: https://mastodon.social/users/mnx/updates/11273 (no proper breaking of lines) https://mastodon.social/users/mnx/updates/11268 (mig
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by mnx 10y ago
The python docs were actually the sole reason I've re-added this cert to my trust store :( (I didn't want to train myself to click-through the warnings)
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by mnx 10y ago
I wonder how much of the empty apartments are caused by laws which make it risky to rent, by making it hard to get rid of a tenant in a timely matter.
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by mnx 10y ago
I would assume that it's the CC that is generally closed, and then the charge just fails.
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by mnx 10y ago
Eehh, it's GPL-ed. I was already thinking of a brand to slap on it and sell for big money. shame.
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by mnx 10y ago
This seems dangerous to get used to. I always thought the reflog was supposed to be last-resort. Isn't it?
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by mnx 10y ago
I don't want to pick nits too much, but no https?
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by mnx 10y ago
Well, if you made layoffs, and both companies continue operating, haven't you saved money?
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by mnx 10y ago
If they make no profit, aren't they essentially running a charity for the efficient delivery of paper towels and power adapters?
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by mnx 10y ago
> Secondary costs of disruption (the negative kind) of transportation market due to one player outcompeting other by acting illegally and getting away with it. This is circular logic. Your only argument seems to be that uber may not act
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by mnx 10y ago
Yeah, I'd like that too. For a while I was running with StartSSL removed entirely, but eventually I run into sites that used them, that I just couldn't live without.
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by mnx 10y ago
I knew I should've fact-checked that, but I hope my point is clear anyway.
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by mnx 10y ago
Yeah, the way many media outlets grasped at any available pro-remain narratives after the results was quite funny. Kind of the same thing was happening to news about Trump - first it was "The polls can be wrong", than "He may
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by mnx 10y ago
Well, the whole idea is to pick simple axioms, so it's harder to get wrong. And also, every successful prediction that math makes based on the axioms, is in a sense a verification of them.
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by mnx 10y ago
This depends on redis, and is not integral to typical requests usage. It's a good fit for a separate package, not a feature.
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by mnx 10y ago
>Then it's unreasonable for you to assume any intervention to stop Amazon is unwarranted I do not assume that. Maybe they can figure out a reasonable intervention. But the reasons in the article just don't sound honest or stron
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by mnx 10y ago
Yeah, but going from "This seems like an anti-competitive intervention without much justification" to "If we are all about efficiency, let's kill old people" is an example of slippery slope fallacy, if I've eve
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by mnx 10y ago
After taking time, effort and - importantly - differing product quality into account?
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by mnx 10y ago
Sure. But this really comes off to me as a self-interested move by the people who have the time, and money to shop in expensive local shops, and want their existence to be subsidised by those who would prefer to save time & money by ch
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by mnx 10y ago
Seriously? You have a fair point, but did you really not have a more subtle way to phrase it?
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by mnx 10y ago
This sounds to me like they are saying "Their business model is more efficient, and therefore it will be hard to compete with it, so let's ban it instead".
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by mnx 10y ago
Thanks, this works great.

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