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4y ago
Happened to me once to my company. I signed up for a bunch of porn sites with their fake email as most sites don’t require email verification. The only way to fight scam is by spam. Authorities and others take too long. The other way I foug
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4y ago
At first, I thought it was some fashion modeling agency spam from some girl named Julia that got into the front page. The title is still in my opinion click-baity...but worth reading :D
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4y ago
Evil Big Co. that literally STEALS people's personal information everywhere they go even after they've indicated they want to be left alone is now offended when someone does the same to them? Well, color me surprised /s Fuc
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4y ago
I may actually use it just to p** off people. Oh wait, maybe I didn't need a font for that :)))
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4y ago
I have done SUS before and this had never happened to me. Did they change something recently that I am not aware of? There is also no mention of SUS anywhere inside the invite.
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4y ago
> I say this as an experience software engineer deploying a wide array of web apps getting hundreds of millions of views a month over my career across FANG companies. > Okay....? Then write VanillaJS instead of depending on Node depen
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4y ago
> JavaScript is unlike other programming languages in that it is the universal scripting language. Its universality combined with security from the browser and its raw performance lends itself to a solution for these problems, at least f
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4y ago
Security is just one aspect of web application development. Writing in rust doesn’t guarantee an application free of security issues like how writing in another language doesn’t necessarily guarantee an app full of security issues.
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4y ago
By that logic, I have seen hardcore misandry on many of the feminist forums. Many even talk about killing their partners or harming their body parts routinely. Even moderators respond positively to those comments sometimes. But hey, it does
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4y ago
TLDR; - Attention - Accumulaton - Intention - Ritual - Imagination - Grace You're welcome.
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White Van Speaker Scam
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WhatsApp opens up its API to developers
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4y ago
> I wouldn't straight out recommend fly.io. See, part of Heroku's value proposition was their excellent support. I had asked fly.io to delete my account since there wasn't a provision to delete it from their interface and
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Programming gun mechanics using arrays [video]
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Ask HN: How do/did you migrate WhatsApp chats from Android to iOS?
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4y ago
I am not in favor of lane blocking, blocking an entire lane leading to pile up of vehicles 100x heavier than them so a biker can go on a joy ride in the middle of the road which is actually illegal in most countries, including Singapore.
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4y ago
Forget the truck, not referring to the truck, but what if these changes are made to cars? So, now to accommodate these road users, your car will be made of tin can instead of thicker Aluminium sheets. As a biker, that is good news to you, b
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4y ago
Unpopular opinion: (Not in the context of this article) While I think the new design of the truck is better w.r.t driver's seat position, shouldn't we actually focus on solving the core problem instead? Rogue road users. (Forget t
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4y ago
It was about 3-4 years ago, I was checkout out meetups at my local city and came across this launch of some new tokens/NFT. At the time, I was on a financial constraint and wanted to get a job, so I attended a lot of these to meet pote
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4y ago
My first reaction was "Who in their right mind would ask users to stop disabling zoo..oh wait, you meant THAT zoom" :)) Had a chuckle.
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4y ago
I may sound stupid, but I didn't even realize it was proprietary until it started asking me questions about data collection and too much bombarding on feedback collection. "Why did you uninstall fig". Your comment nailed it a
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5y ago
I wouldn't straight out recommend fly.io. See, part of Heroku's value proposition was their excellent support. I had asked fly.io to delete my account since there wasn't a provision to delete it from their interface and they
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5y ago
I guess we should be looking at the value system - that is scalable. Dang is not. But Dang's value system reflects on his moderation style and we need more of that. Value system is a good start. I'm sure there are many with simila
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5y ago
>We are a mix between beeminder and a life coach This sounds like a great product idea. Screw automated follow ups. I have tried it abs it doesn’t work. I would prefer a personal touch anyday!
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5y ago
I buy a lot of stuff from AliExpress, eBay and Alibaba, it goes without saying you should use a separate email address for those. My email was not only sold, I started getting malware themed links shared to me as Google Drive files. The mom
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5y ago
THIS is why I am on HN. Thank you for the research. Excellent.
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5y ago
"Known evil company treats its workers like crap" Not really surprised. Both Intuit and MailChimp have been carcinogenic to their customers, vendors and employees for ages now. People should strike and/or complain to their lo
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5y ago
Depending on where you work, you maybe right and/or wrong. You're held accountable for the deliverables, not for the time stamps. I never work with companies that do time stamps, might as well go to a 9-5 for that.
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5y ago
Ok, constructive feedback - Why I think this product isn't for me or my company - When 7/10 team mates comply and keep it on always, the pressure is on the remaining 3 to turn on their cameras as well. I can understand the need i
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5y ago
Ok, the discussion of MacOS vs Electron aside, I happened to check out the actual product and to me it seems like a glorified surveillance tool for remote workers. I think the best part of remote work you get is the flexibility, privacy and
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