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by nslsm 6mo ago
This is some damn irritating writing. This writing irritates me more than a broken backpack seam would.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
I don't really see what the issue is here? Someone with access to the URL (either the freelancer or the client) leaked it to Google, Google crawled it. How is this Fiverr's fault? I mean, okay, they could sign URLs, but it's
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by nslsm 6mo ago
Paywalls have existed for much, much longer than AI.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
They don't have to do anything like that. Just create a law that says no country in the EU is allowed to block sites.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
Yes yes, Spain sucks a lot. Please stay in Venezuela, well away of our awfulness.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
Because CRMs are very expensive, and they get much more expensive if you need custom development (which you usually need)
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by nslsm 6mo ago
> I don't think you're qualified to make this assessment. The scientists aren’t, either, given how many times they have failed.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
Don’t attribute to malice what can be attributed to stupidity. And this is a leftist rag, so there’s lots of stupidity going on.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
A certain flavour of “shit testing” https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=shit%20test&... It’s easy to criticise Sara, but Sara had a man with her who should have acted like a man.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
Corporations don’t have a God-given right to manipulate the market by outsourcing the work to the detriment of the natives, yet they make good use of it!
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by nslsm 6mo ago
There are many, many more cases where the user doesn’t expect the name to become public when he sends a photo. If I send you a photo of a friend that doesn’t mean I want you to know his name (which is the name I gave the file when I saved i
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by nslsm 6mo ago
They are doing this by artificially inflating the numbers, destroying the country forever: https://i.imgur.com/0MAeFaF.jpg
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by nslsm 6mo ago
HN in 2026: free speech is hilarious.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
Every time someone mentions crime someone inevitably comes along to mention how according to the completely legitimate crime rates reported by the authorities, crime is disappearing and nothing should be done.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
> It's never OK to physically attack someone like this. Full stop. I agree. The French Revolution was really, really mean.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
TFA mentions what the actual issue is (it's not simply spoiling people)
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by nslsm 6mo ago
The law also punishes possession. Therefore, it doesn’t matter that the UK does not produce this good.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
Wow, those examples are crazy. It’s basically fraud.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
You don’t get to vote for anything. I mean, you do, but the result will always be the same.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
You can’t interfere on one without interfering on the other.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
If it is closed source then it does not fit the FOSS ethos. You don't have to disassemble it; you can just move on.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
We all have a different definition of toxic. HN gets really toxic sometimes, but it goes with the ideology of the site, so it’s like nobody notices. And that applies to all platforms, including Twitter.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
Hey at least you get to pocket all of that. Here in Europe the government keeps the money and then distributes it to the scum of the Earth. I'd rather give the money to lawyers, at least they did _something_.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
They changed it recently. https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/f8eac...
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by nslsm 6mo ago
You also get a huge watermark that says "Test Mode" that takes up the entire screen (not kidding)
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by nslsm 6mo ago
The sense of entitlement of cyclists knows no bounds. If cars are liable for running over cyclists then cyclists must be liable for running over pedestrians. I used to live in a city where I would walk everywhere but I had the constant fear
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by nslsm 6mo ago
This has been happening to Jews everywhere they’ve been since the dawn of time. Maybe some introspection would help.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
> The US threatened to obliterate a country and people, because gas was getting a little expensive. That’s not the reason. The US is an occupied government.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
Heh, they even reused the name from “the ghost of Kiev”
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Kiwi Farms challenges DMCA subpoenas as tools to unmask anonymous speech(reclaimthenet.org)
36 points by nslsm 6mo ago|9 comments

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