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   by nacs 5y ago

   I wonder if they'll also call the invasion a "peace keeping operation".
2. 212.▲
   by nacs 5y ago

   Corn is less of an issue -- US has a massive surplus of corn.
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   by nacs 5y ago

   It's a slippery slope. First it starts with a simple non-dynamic ad, then after someone checks the CTR, they make it bigger by 20% to get 1% more CTR. Then it becomes an animated banner for another 1% CTR. And then we have a sidebar to
4. 214.▲
   by nacs 5y ago

   The number of times I've seen "EasyPost is hiring" alone..
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   by nacs 5y ago

   Also moved to Migadu after hearing about Google shutting down the "legacy" accounts. Moved 5 domains with wildcard support and 80k emails over and been going great (and only $20 a year for that). I used imapsync (free / ope
6. 216.▲
   by nacs 5y ago

   SMB is Windows File Sharing, built into every Windows since like Windows 3.1.
7. 217.▲
   by nacs 5y ago

   Are there really so many people casually stealing a giant box with a heavy power-tool to make it worth it to add all this DRM with Bluetooth and other crap in it? Can't believe this is not a parody. And for what I thought was a technol
8. 218.▲
   by nacs 5y ago

   Glad you quoted statements from @mrjn / Manish's original post because it looks like he edited a bunch of those out of his post. And yes it sounds not only like he's throwing his engineering team under the bus but also thinks
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   by nacs 5y ago

   I moved my 5 domains, 3 user setup with around 50K emails to Migadu.com after Google Workspace deprecation in the last 2 days. Cheap ($20 a year, free trial), lots of features, decent webmail interface and has no problem sending to/fro
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    by nacs 5y ago

    Here's the video of him firing 900 people over a Zoom call right before Christmas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nBQGWF4Cpg
11. 221.▲
    by nacs 5y ago

    Just because it's written into an EULA, doesn't make it law.
12. 222.▲
    by nacs 5y ago

    I started migrating to Migadu last night after seeing this post. I have 5 domains and a few users and it should cost me $20 a year once their trial expires.
13. 223.▲
    by nacs 5y ago

    Thanks. The original site has an obnoxious cookie popup that covers the whole screen and more to the point here you have to scroll to click the buttons on mobile.
14. 224.▲
    by nacs 5y ago

    The only people who can downvote on HN are people with 500+ karma so I’d imagine such an experienced HN-user already knows that.
15. 225.▲
    by nacs 5y ago

    They also take action if you can get your question/complaint to the HN frontpage..
16. 226.▲
    by nacs 5y ago

    1) You can stop feeding personal data into the Google (advertisement) ecosystem 2) Google is notorious for killing off services or changing their agreements at a moments notice like here so there is a chance they'll drop their offering
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    by nacs 5y ago

    > a great app to control it all and integrate with other services. It even has Alexa support that's as easy as checking a box! Love WLED and how easy it is to use even for a non-hardware guy like me.
18. 228.▲
    by nacs 5y ago

    > If this was truly acceptable and not in some grey area, why doesn't Backblaze simply route all downloads through Cloudflare by default, rather than having each individual customer go through the hassle of setting this up? Because
19. 229.▲
    by nacs 5y ago

    There's a pastebin from another user that actually "autoplays" the game. This version is more of a hack/cheat as it doesn't obey the rules of the game and just fires the tap event all the time.
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    by nacs 5y ago

    Also in some South-Asian countries (and countries where the noon sun is too much).
21. 231.▲
    by nacs 5y ago

    I thought it would be time consuming too but it's literally just 1 minute to sign up for an account, export from Lastpass and a 2 click import into Bitwarden. It transferred EVERYTHING -- passwords, notes, credit cards etc. It's s
22. 232.▲
    by nacs 5y ago

    Not in this case. According to Signal, neither Google nor Apple get a cut: https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/4408365318426-S...
23. 233.▲
    by nacs 5y ago

    Intentionally adding code that has an infinite loop (the for loop literally uses "Infinity" as the target for the 'for' loop) sounds like an attack to me..
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    by nacs 5y ago

    Amusing coincidence I think -- that linked article is about switching your home network's DNS resolver to your own (not switching to your own DNS server for your website). Based on whois info, it looks like he's using the DNSMadeE
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    by nacs 5y ago

    That 1.7 billion probably includes anyone has that has played Solitaire on their computer once in the last year. I doubt even 25% of that are gamers that play GPU intensive games. The 1 million crypto miners on the other hand are devoting a
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    by nacs 5y ago

    Robin Hood isn't a credit card processor -- they're stock traders.
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    by nacs 5y ago

    The horse is hilariously bad: https://youtu.be/gz5E9wszZSI?t=53
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    by nacs 5y ago

    Just in case Norton bloat isn't slowing your computer down enough with all their system "protection", you can now make your system even slower with crypto! I can't wait to see hackers exploiting Norton installs to steal
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    by nacs 5y ago

    This kind of marketing from Intel just makes them look worse. They have similar kind of “Don’t Leave Intel!” marketing against Apple’s M1 chips that comes off equally petty and desperate: https://www.creativebloq.com/news&#x
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    by nacs 5y ago

    That link doesn't seem to work on latest Firefox.