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by notadev 6y ago
When I read about the cake shop story, I believe the reason I didn't automatically side with the gay couple was because it appeared they visited multiple shops, specifically looking for a shop that would not accommodate their request t
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Ask HN: Ways to team build while WFH?
1 points by notadev 7y ago|1 comments
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by notadev 7y ago
And they only have ~5 million people to deal with. Easier to contain a virus in a city-state as small as Singapore.
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Ask HN: How many unused domain names do you have?
2 points by notadev 7y ago|6 comments
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by notadev 7y ago
IANAL but I believe the normal protection against self-incrimination, the 5th Amendement, was not applicable due to the plea agreement she entered and thus was held in contempt of court for remaining silent.
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by notadev 7y ago
AOL used Community Leaders to moderate chats and forums. The CLs filed a complaint with the Department of Labor for violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and eventually sued, winning a $15 million settlement. It's a violati
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by notadev 7y ago
I used TurboTax again this year. I tried using a free alternative called "FreeFillableForms" or something similar. It was like the site was made by someone who was just trying to push something out that worked but was not very int
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by notadev 7y ago
>FBI agents confronted Hernandez about his hacking in 2017, according to a prosecution press release, and secured a promise from Hernandez "to stop any further malicious activity." Is it common for the FBI to knock on criminals
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by notadev 7y ago
Some get woke, others get red-pilled.
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by notadev 7y ago
I am basing this on nothing but my own opinion. This has been going on for a while. Sometime around 2010-2012 many news sites started removing their comment sections. While most people thought many of these comment sections were "cance
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by notadev 7y ago
Then why did you not bother citing a single one?
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by notadev 7y ago
Likely unrelated, but Kanagawa prefecture is home to a large US Navy base in Yokosuka city. A lot of military and US government employees likely have some of their data somewhere on those servers.
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by notadev 7y ago
We were still using this for classified chat in the Navy like 5 years ago. We didn't use the comic feature, just the normal IRC client. Eventually we followed other services and went to mIRC before the .gov paid some software company a
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by notadev 7y ago
I think the Carrier to the PLAN is more of a status symbol. They have global ambitions and a superpower cannot be a superpower without a carrier. China has been focusing on anti-access area denial or A2AD. This is why the various disputed i
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by notadev 7y ago
What privilege to insert oneself into an organization that exists because of the hard work and dedication of others, fix a problem that didn't exist by harassing the powers that be into accepting a set of rules you've imposed, and
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by notadev 7y ago
Post10: Just a guy who clears clogged storm drains. Surprisingly enjoyable. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsCNU-ptlze2tqAJSDeVGNQ baremetalHW: restoring Hotwheels cars. https://www.youtube.com/user&#
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by notadev 7y ago
I sort do this a different way. I have a custom domain and use that with Google's G Suite. I set the catch-all email to my email. Then everything I sign up with gets a different email address, like amazon@<mydomain>. I use a pass
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by notadev 7y ago
If the calibrations were on a schedule, shouldn't Sked have handled that? I was in the Navy as well. I've made countless databases, batch files, and VBScript just to automate and streamline tasking that the Navy refused to let you
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by notadev 7y ago
Like someone else suggested, the Dell XPS 13 is a good replacement as it's sleek and light. As for the OS, I would recommend ElementaryOS. It is a Debian/Ubuntu derivative, but it's aesthetic is specifically targeted to Linux
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by notadev 7y ago
About 6 months ago, when the deplatforming conversation seemed to be at its peak, people couldn't spit out "free speech only applies to the government" fast enough. Well, reap what you sow.
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by notadev 7y ago
In the early 2000s, Community Leaders (unpaid volunteers who 'worked' as moderators on AOL) sued AOL for compensation for their work under the Fair Labor Standards Act. They won $15 million. All volunteers should do the same. Stac
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Google says Assistant reminders are no longer supported for G Suite users(9to5google.com)
1 points by notadev 7y ago|0 comments
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by notadev 7y ago
>It boggles my mind that a redesign could be implemented so poorly on such a popular site. The irony of this statement is that Reddit _really_ became popular when Digg, who was the top link sharing site at the time, rolled out a new clun
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by notadev 7y ago
Because it's not something you personally agree with?
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Ask HN: Has anyone noticed it is getting hard to find stuff on Google?
1 points by notadev 7y ago|2 comments
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by notadev 7y ago
FTA: Here’s how to do it: Relax the muscles in your face, including tongue, jaw and the muscles around the eyes Drop your shoulders as far down as they’ll go, followed by your upper and lower arm, one side at a time Breathe out, relaxing yo
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by notadev 7y ago
I think is was the Sea Shepherd group that was confronting the whaling ships and spoiling the meat. They had a TV show on Discovery called Whale Wars which documented the confrontations. The founder of Sea Shepherd, Paul Watson, was one of
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by notadev 7y ago
Doesn't the NSA supposedly have a facility in Japan? Wouldn't they have just intercepted it there instead of sending it to the US?
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by notadev 7y ago
I would probably have been one of those people. Thank for you clarifying.
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Ask HN: Why is there an internal email in the source of the NYTimes?
7 points by notadev 8y ago|1 comments

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