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by nadermx 3y ago
I like to make converters like https://www.pdf.to and random one off ideas to see if any hit like https://www.microphonetest.com
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by nadermx 3y ago
The photos don't do justice to the feeling you get when you walk in and see the waterfall. That museum is by far my favorite.
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by nadermx 3y ago
That really depends on how beneficial the things they use golang for are. Hard to quantify if it allowed for large benefit in say YouTube or such
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by nadermx 3y ago
This is like reading from zero to one, but instead in a rather well put web version of a pamphlet.
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Infinite Jest(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by nadermx 3y ago|1 comments
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by nadermx 3y ago
In some very special cases, yes, https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Sex-com-A-URL-All-Crime-... . But I assume parent comment is referring to reverse domain hijacking, which is a UDRP process, related to trademar
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by nadermx 3y ago
If anyone is curious, currently Yout v RIAA[0] is awaiting oral arguments in the US 2nd circuit court of appeals, Yout having lost in district court. This case centers around the DMCA circumvention notice's sent by the RIAA [0] https
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by nadermx 3y ago
Imagine making a video every week for ten years, 520 videos. I don't even think I've made git commits that consistently.
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by nadermx 3y ago
Price is kind of absurd, but the rest is cool
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by nadermx 3y ago
And here I was just under the impression it allowed me to reach zen.
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by nadermx 3y ago
Wait, so you're telling me that after 501 karma points it's all just as meaningless as before 501?
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by nadermx 3y ago
The fact that this, and videos like "how to eat an apple", have millions of views is a testament to how even the smallest things people are curious about, they still want to do it perfectly or correctly
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by nadermx 3y ago
It's funny to see this #1 on HN. I have a PDF converter site[0] that I did a show hn [1] years back, and have been currently pushing updates too as I work on a entire site redesign since the PDF niche is massive. I'm alleviated
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Pokemon game fan gets fish to beat game all by itself(dexerto.com)
2 points by nadermx 3y ago|0 comments
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by nadermx 3y ago
There also seems to be the chance that by calling the police you yourself get shot by them.
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by nadermx 3y ago
My friend's dad is a retired developer. Use to work for a jet company. Well into his 60's when his son asked for him to make him a dev engine for a game he was making, he dug right in and had a prototype rather quickly. I think a
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by nadermx 3y ago
I suppose this would sway the masses if by giving copyright many more years after death, it caused long deasceaded authors to unearth themselves in order to squeeze out one last work.
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by nadermx 3y ago
"Words fail us" Even in time of despair they found the right way to be literal
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by nadermx 3y ago
The demo gif in the github, https://github.com/arefmalek/airdraw , is pretty awesome. Thanks for postin the code as well. Perhaps put that demo in home page of the website
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Revisiting the Common Law Liability of Online Before Section 230 (2020)(techdirt.com)
1 points by nadermx 3y ago|0 comments
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by nadermx 3y ago
I'm unsure why the downvotes on my previous comment, but de minimis is already baked into section 230. If you look at the judicial history of section 230 courts use to routinely rule in favor of it until the roomates.com case.
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by nadermx 3y ago
Tangential: speaking of the RIAA and their latest target "stream rippers", Yout v RIAA is still pending in US 2nd circuit if appeals. After Yout lost in district court. https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/66
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by nadermx 3y ago
So who's responsible if a car is driving down the road and a tire explodes causing the car to cause an accident. Should the road, car, driver, or nail be responsible? Should the nail manufacture also be thrown in the mix? There is a
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by nadermx 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/19991119020612/http://www.wired.... "Everyone else was getting rich and these guys were trying to keep the infrastructure together," Kahle said. And perhaps chase th
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by nadermx 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36843663 > Only three of the 26 possible single-letter domains have ever been registered under the .com domain, all before 1992. The other 23 single-letter .com domain names were regi
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by nadermx 3y ago
https://www.icann.org/en/announcements/details/icann-establi... "Before the current reserved name policy was imposed in 1993, Jon Postel (under the IANA function) took steps to reserve all available sing
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Remembering Jon Postel and the day he hijacked the internet (2012)(wired.com)
49 points by nadermx 3y ago|17 comments
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by nadermx 3y ago
Nearly every single letter .com was registered by an Jon Postel who didn't want corporations to own the commercial rights to single letters.
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by nadermx 3y ago
I mean maybe you could. Who knows. But you are correct. Read in haste. But you did frame it in a hero as one person. I'd think it could maybe be lead by someone. But would require cooperation.
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by nadermx 3y ago
How do you know you could fix all if you haven't shown you can fix one? And finding a way to talk to someone in charge is far easier than running, small steps work too. For context, Teachers are protesting en route to pick up my dog a

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