notsound

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by notsound 4y ago
This is so useful. What is the license? I’m not entirely sure if copyright would apply, but it would still be useful information.
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by notsound 4y ago
The sequel to this video: https://youtu.be/jGWFg7EDnyY The Thought Emporium makes really high quality content. He does a lot of things, most recently covering things in metal, but in the past they have made videos on gene e
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by notsound 5y ago
Buypass also runs a free acme program. https://www.buypass.com/products/tls-ssl-certificates/go-ssl
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by notsound 5y ago
I definitely phrased my original comment wrong. Cloud providers do charge for basically everything. However, the charges are much smaller that fees on most blockchains. ETH gas fees are a good example of what I mean, although they are absur
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by notsound 5y ago
Working with centralized technologies is much easier than working with the blockchain. Additionally, web3 is not very advanced for its costs. Needing to pay money (even a fraction of a cent) to do basically anything is not a compelling mode
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by notsound 5y ago
Phone numbers (including vanity ones) are surprisingly cheap. About $1/month on twilio and less on other providers.
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by notsound 5y ago
I would like to point out that Cloudflare leaving Russia would cause some of those former customers to use DDOS-guard instead. DDOS-guard is a Russian company, and would almost certainly be nicer to Moscow than Cloudflare.
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by notsound 5y ago
The main reason a lot of people use DDG is privacy, not uncensored search results. I do think that this move could have been handled better.
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by notsound 5y ago
https://pastebin.com/raw/VUipfsTB
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by notsound 5y ago
// ==UserScript== // @name HN icons // @namespace https://news.ycombinator.com/ * // @version 0.1 // @description try to take over the world! // @a
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by notsound 5y ago
jack is no longer the ceo
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NPR: Text Only Edition(text.npr.org)
2 points by notsound 5y ago|2 comments