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by msm_ 3mo ago
I don't get it. In Poland we use exclusively US keyboard layout. To type Polish characters we have key combinations with AltGr (as TFA explained in a lot of detail).
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by msm_ 3mo ago
And the banners are not about cookies specifically, they are about tracking. It's illegal to track people without a lawful reason (and one of the valid reasons is user consent).
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by msm_ 3mo ago
And the banners are not about cookies specifically, they are about tracking. It's illegal to track people without consent.
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by msm_ 3mo ago
>the day I said to myself I'll never visit The US is a big and beautiful country. I also dislike contemporary US politics, but don't deny yourself the experience of ever traveling there out of spite.
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by msm_ 3mo ago
He's not wrong though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-strait_relations#Deterio... It doesn't change the fact, that as an European I really wish we had a better relationship with China and ditched US and
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by msm_ 3mo ago
What? I, and several of my friends, have absolutely started a business. Maybe things are different in some countries (for example, parts of Eastern Europe), but that's not true in general. Europe is big.
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by msm_ 3mo ago
Github can just instantly take down all forks with a single click of a button.
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by msm_ 3mo ago
Average monthly salary in Nigeria is $220.42. Median monthly income is $65.02. Minimum wage is $0.26/hour. I know this kind of money sounds banal for us now, but even I, when I was a student (especially in high school), tried to avoid
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by msm_ 3mo ago
>Google has over 100,000 employees, which means statistically speaking a few of them have committed or will commit homicide Nitpick, but the set of people who work at Google is highly non-random. I am pretty sure Google employees are muc
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by msm_ 3mo ago
>there was the open source office for approving open source code (which amounted to a rubber stamp in my experience; they mainly checked for boilerplate issues) In 2018 I applied for a permission to work on an open-source project, in my
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by msm_ 3mo ago
>I'm pretty sure that they are not employing only US citizen Understatement. They have 14 offices, only 4 of them are in the US (6 are in EMEA, 4 in APAC).
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by msm_ 4mo ago
Poland? Poland is currently building its first nuclear power plant (there was another attempt before, but it was abandoned in the 90s). There are also a lot of smaller nuclear power plants planned: https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by msm_ 4mo ago
Excuse me, fresh cranberries are delicious!
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by msm_ 4mo ago
>No the system is not perfect, but it is still one of the best in the country, except for NYC and maybe Boston I mean, there are a lot of poorer countries (especially in europe) that manage to solve this in a much better way, so this kin
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by msm_ 4mo ago
uBlock Origin Lite is still working and will continue working (since this is a MV3 issue). It's worse than the original version, but it works. (I use Firefox, but I've read your post before the linked post and I thought ublock Ori
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by msm_ 4mo ago
>Are people on HN still typing out functions by hand one character at a time? Well I use tab completion, of course. And I copy-paste snippets from LLM more often than from SO now. But otherwise not much has changed in my career in the la
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by msm_ 4mo ago
Gitlab is a security nightmare. Self-hosting Gitlab is pain and a lot of work. Or course you can neglect security if you don't expose it to the internet, but it's not exactly a dream. I'm all for self-hosting btw, we do it at
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by msm_ 4mo ago
>the "developer" didn't bother doing the same before committing huge chunks of AI generated code? This is something that you assume, not something that you have any proof of. To put it a bit more strongly, this is somethin
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Login bypass vulnerability in Polish Social Insurance, Court, and Health systems(zaufanatrzeciastrona.pl)
3 points by msm_ 4mo ago|1 comments
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by msm_ 4mo ago
It's a pretty big one, published today. Fortunately it was found and submitted by a legitimate security researcher, and it was (as far as I know) not used in the wild. Pretty scary to think what could happen instead. Root cause was a s
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by msm_ 4mo ago
And yet it doesn't work without JS (I think it's because cloudflare WAF, but still)
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by msm_ 5mo ago
Yes, in Europe it's standard to charge for tap water. I don't think I ever got water in restaurant for free in Europe (I'm European).
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by msm_ 5mo ago
Wow! I didn't expect to see mapofmetal on HN, and I *definitely* didn't expect to see the author's response. I just wanted to say thank you for making it, it was really important for me when exploring music back in 2010s. It
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by msm_ 5mo ago
In addition to what others have said, this usage is very common in the CTF world. "The challenge has no solves", "We just got the first solve" etc are very idiomatic. It would actually look weird to me if this was "
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by msm_ 5mo ago
I don't know what to tell you. If you don't know what "CTF" is you're not the target of this blog post. It's like stumbling upon article "What's new in HTTP/2" and complaining that "HTT
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by msm_ 5mo ago
The second form has no built-in meaning, but is frequently used in the wild. Often in local variables to avoid shadowing builtin types (`id_ = get_id()`) and in various libraries. Out of the top of my head, ORMs also use it to mangle reserv
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by msm_ 5mo ago
No this is not what GP said, and I don't get how you reached this conclusion. This is like saying that AES is security through obscurity because it relies on key being secret. See [1] (linked in the OP) to understand the difference bet
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by msm_ 5mo ago
Do you mean in the API? I live in an European country and I don't think I ever saw an asphalt road without paint lines. This varies a lot between countries though.
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by msm_ 6mo ago
I always wanted to setup my local CA, but it was pretty annoying and hard to do. This is a wrapper for Step CA (written by my friend) that finally makes this experience bearable.
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Tinypki: Easy to use software for local CA/PKI management(github.com)
2 points by msm_ 6mo ago|1 comments

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