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by nvahalik 6y ago
> if they had to dogfood their own platform. But Apple does sell one app through the iTunes App Store (Dark Sky, which they recently acquired). They sell several through the Mac App Store. So, they do dogfood, but obviously they are not
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by nvahalik 6y ago
Obviously, you stole the switch and are trying to game the system. /s
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by nvahalik 6y ago
Yeah, back in the days when tech didn't move so fast, it wasn't uncommon for some of the circle I moved in to go grab a 160G drive from Best Buy and swap out a 20/40G drive that had died and claim it didn't work out of t
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by nvahalik 6y ago
If the headers being sent by the server are correct, then the software being used should actually support TLS 1.2. Why they continue to persist in not allowing it is beyond me.
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by nvahalik 6y ago
This is something I've often considered as well. It's not clear to me how it works because each franchisee has their own merchant account. The other ideas, while valid, are not an option in this case.
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Ask HN: How to deal with vendors who run outdated TLS?
7 points by nvahalik 6y ago|5 comments
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by nvahalik 6y ago
Hey, never let a competitors misfortune (misstep?) go to waste!
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by nvahalik 6y ago
You learn with them, basically. Or you find other people in your community that can help. I’m not sure about others but most people don’t homeschool in isolation.
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by nvahalik 6y ago
Back when I worked in IT (15+ years ago), I went onsite to a bank that used some seemingly-random /20 subnet for their internal network. Turns out that they had some piece of hardware that came with a "hard-coded" IP address
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by nvahalik 6y ago
So, honest question then, is there not an objective understanding of what racism is? Who gets to define what that is? Is it you? Someone else? Some scripture or holy text? Everyone has an authority.
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by nvahalik 6y ago
> The SlowToWrite examples are heavily based on the Bible. Did you read any of his work? While he is a Christian, he writes using researched data as well as personal/theological insights. Before you discount theological sources, jus
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by nvahalik 6y ago
> Can you point me at something in particular Here is the Terry Crews stuff: https://twitter.com/i/events/1277983929966813191 In Christian circles there are several people who I am aware of: Samuel Sey, Voddie
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by nvahalik 6y ago
This is one of the big things that I think causes people to be really resistive to BLM: They've actually exposed a problem that impacts ALL PEOPLE. Whites, asians, mexicans, and blacks are all impacted by police violence. IMO, They cou
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by nvahalik 6y ago
> is this an issue that informs your voting My views pretty much depart from the mainstream, so if you mean that is discourages me greatly when I vote, then yes.
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by nvahalik 6y ago
> You either think black people are human and their lives matter. You are making a false equivalence here. I can (and do) believe that black people are fully human and their lives matter. I can also agree with certain points of the BLM m
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by nvahalik 6y ago
> and you ask people of theirs. In my experience, when dealing with someone who works from an intersectional framework, this isn't something they tend to do. Maybe I've just talked to the wrong people, though. Perhaps I ought t
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by nvahalik 6y ago
> "there ARE safe and unsafe ideas" A nit to pick: The consequences of ideas can be safe and unsafe. The words "The police are racist" can be questioned, examined, and judged accordingly. The _result_ of the ideas and
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by nvahalik 6y ago
I concur. It's subtle but likely effective given the audience. :)
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by nvahalik 6y ago
Entertain? Sure. But you're also talking about "mainstream media". If we had an unbiased media outlet making this accusation, I think it might make sense. But any person center or right-of-center makes no bones about the fact
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by nvahalik 6y ago
It's disappointing that, while they name DJT and the "radical right", they don't explicitly call out the "radical left" (it's assumed within the article, but it would be nice to call it out). One of my fav
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by nvahalik 6y ago
That Apple will be moving at least part of their consumer machines to ARM-based chips.
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by nvahalik 6y ago
Would also love to hear the answer to this question. You can’t have it both ways.
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by nvahalik 6y ago
Who funds Guix development? This this one of those experimental/hobby/academic projects? I never hear anything about Guix outside of HN or F/OSS boards (and even then, very little). How does it continue?
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by nvahalik 6y ago
Zoom is a company I have loved so far, but a lot of this is starting to really rub me the wrong way and I really don't want to have to go find another solution. However, without some sort of reversal, this is enough for me to deal with
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by nvahalik 6y ago
I helped a junior dev get set up with this a couple of weeks ago. The docs on GitHub worked just fine.
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by nvahalik 6y ago
There may also end up being a potential flip-side to this. Many people (dubbed essential) have found that last couple of months that the lack of open businesses + increased pay have meant that in a few months they are going to be in the mar
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by nvahalik 7y ago
That appears to be the case. That's why you ought not touch your face or your nose, and why wearing a mask is recommended.
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by nvahalik 7y ago
The article is being published by a "reputable" online news source. Regardless of whether or not it is truthful, if you saw a CNN article saying it was still safe to cruise, wouldn't you think about it?
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Found something: https://cryptomator.org/ This appears to do what I'm looking for. Anything else out there?
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Ask HN: Cloud/destination agnostic apps that only use client-side encryption?
1 points by nvahalik 7y ago|1 comments

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