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mrunkel
6y ago
I am all for self-reliance, but if you really want to influence someone else, you might want to include a link to the project, especially when the only word you share has a much more prevalent meaning.
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6y ago
I'm not arguing against HTTPS. I'm saying that it's not a requirement for an old website running on an old server (which is what the post was about).
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6y ago
Considering that post is 5 years old and HTTP still works in Firefox and Chrome, I don't think what the post says is coming is coming.
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6y ago
Why does the old web server even need HTTPS? Have I missed a memo that HTTP is going away? If you're not sending anything private (ie just the contents of the website are being delivered) there isn't really any need for HTTPS, so
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6y ago
> This leads to interesting situations with, say, PowerPC Mac software sites. Either they have http connections, or they use user-agent sniffing to downgrade TLS That doesn't work. The user-agent is passed after the encryption chann
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mrunkel
6y ago
The robot doesn’t need to see it if it has the plans in it’s head.
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6y ago
Does anybody actually use bitcoin? And by use I mean transact actual business, and not just speculate. You know, buying and selling real world goods and services. Or is it like gold reserves, people just hoard these digital numbers until
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6y ago
Rust :)
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6y ago
I find this constant sniping tiresome and boring. Yes, even people with great minds are humans, with all the failings that come with it. We are almost all lonely and seeking comfort and praise. Isn't what is remarkable about Feynman
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6y ago
It's like the old joke. What's the easiest way to get a million dollars? ... Well you start out with 100 million!
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6y ago
Except that they didn't ban anime. Not even close. From your link a little further down: https://www.reddit.com/r/patreon/comments/fho2ii/patreons_ba... > They're not banning anime. They&#
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6y ago
I agree with you. I was trying to understand the other guy's reasoning.
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6y ago
So, if I understand you properly, being sick enough that you need to be in a hospital is bad for your health? And the sicker you are the more likely it is that you won't recover? Are you positing that the same people would have bette
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6y ago
Particularly for German, I highly recommend https://deepl.com it does a much better job than google translate.
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mrunkel
7y ago
"mbp" = MacBook Pro
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mrunkel
7y ago
They could call it pine.
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mrunkel
7y ago
gco -b new_feature_branch for me.
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mrunkel
7y ago
No, that’s not what the analysis said. It said that the one pair of aftermarket cushions were of inferior quality. No findings were made of all aftermarket cushions.
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mrunkel
7y ago
No. When Apple Computer first started, the Beatles "business" was called Apple Corp. This has resulted in several lawsuits between the Beatles and Apple. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Corps_v_Apple_Com
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7y ago
So, for the folks that consider this a security issue. Do you really want the OS to break all your existing connections when you start the VPN? Do you think this is what most people expect to happen? I would say that the great majority of V
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7y ago
Phew got stuck on six hosts for a while before I realized that the greyed out options gave you their requirements if you clicked on them. I had ignored them up until that point.
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7y ago
I must not have been clear. I wasn't saying that the iPad can't be used by hacker news readers. I was saying that we're not the target audience. I have an iPad that I use a lot myself.
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7y ago
I must not have been clear. I wasn't saying that the iPad can't be used by hacker news readers. I was saying that we're not the target audience. I have an iPad that I use a lot myself.
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7y ago
I must not have been clear. I wasn't saying that the iPad can't be used by hacker news readers. I was saying that we're not the target audience. I have an iPad that I use a lot myself.
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7y ago
I must not have been clear. I wasn't saying that the iPad can't be used by hacker news readers. I was saying that we're not the target audience. I have an iPad that I use a lot myself.
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7y ago
The iPad isn't really for people who read hacker news. Except maybe on the toilet. :) But for my mother, who has never touched, nor wanted to touch a computer, it has opened whole new worlds for her. She now loves that iPad and use
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7y ago
> A 2005 study of radical Jihadist forums found 87% of users had never posted on the forums, 13% had posted at least once, 5% had posted 50 or more times, and only 1% had posted 500 or more times.[5] This struck me as a bit funny. I can
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7y ago
Thanks for sharing. For me getting started is always the hardest thing, so something like this helps a great deal.
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7y ago
You sent in a text document to an email address of an actual person if I remember correctly.
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7y ago
Schadengans bitte. :) And no, that’s not a real German word.
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