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by panny 4y ago
>June 2020 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23589798
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by panny 4y ago
Well, it seems like a good time to start migrating away from GitHub. When they can't be bothered to remove malware accounts like the node-ipc dudebro, but then claim they need a phone number from me to keep logged in for "security
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by panny 4y ago
>I expressed an opinion/assessment about how courts handle the topic. Sure, but the courts are the government too. Which boils down to >The government has decided the government should have more power over you. or maybe >I&#x2
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by panny 4y ago
To me that sounds a bit like >It's not rape if you consent to sex but I slip off the condom when you aren't looking. If the government is explicitly not allowed to collect this data, then buying it is simply a different form of
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by panny 4y ago
>and a terrifying demonstration that we need to grow the hell up with respect to data privacy Once again, "conspiracy theorists" were right. I'm beginning to think the governments of the world are reading them for ideas. &
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by panny 4y ago
I can advertise for a "React developer" and find people familiar with react rendering. I will never be able to do that with in-house render solution. This will apply to whatever replaces react as well. Unless I'm selling a re
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by panny 4y ago
I don't care if he makes money. The important part of GP's post was, >they explicitly supported the attempt to eject him from the Free Software Foundation on the basis of trumped up allegations
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by panny 4y ago
>So why is this? Probably because you're not modeling the same thing. The workers in the article are independent tasks. No communication between the two needs to be done. Employees have to communicate as a team. It worsens as you ad
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by panny 4y ago
>Honestly to me the M1 era of Apple is the more exciting than things have been in years. Not if you look at the style. It's another a boring grey slab. Jony Ive's job was making everything fashionable. While computer geeks tend
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by panny 5y ago
That's not a tweet, it's a blog post. I will never understand why people do this. Twitter tries to force me to sign up if I scroll down too far. Sorry Sam, I guess I won't be reading your wisdom today.
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by panny 5y ago
This is very easy to explain. When you are younger, there are abundant "hot" people in your age group. As you age, that number approaches zero. If you prioritize hotness at an older age, you will be very lonely. Get old and the my
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by panny 5y ago
Another project recently sabotaged intentionally is node-ipc. I'm surprised the article didn't mention it. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/03/sabot...
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by panny 5y ago
How does this differ from visiting app.element.io? It says there's no login, but how do you call someone without an identity to call to/from?
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by panny 5y ago
>Since: >9 Cool. I didn't know about that one. I also learned about the new system logger since log4shell happened. I should make a project to see how much I can do with just the Java standard library in 17. Maybe I don't ne
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by panny 5y ago
IOUtils.copy(System.in, System.out) What do I win?
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by panny 5y ago
In addition, plasma-pass, qtpass, android password store ( https://github.com/android-password-store/Android-Password-S... ) are nice as well. Throw in a NFC Yubikey and OpenKeychain on android, then you can lock them wi
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by panny 5y ago
Says the site being MITM by cloudflare. Not that he's wrong, but glass houses...
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by panny 5y ago
That's revisionist history, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSlNzgvogxk
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by panny 5y ago
Because Apple won't allow you to sideload :) >but why won't Apple allow me to sideload if this is secure enough. My observation is that no one would buy a computer as locked down as iOS, so Apple has been slow walking MacOS int
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by panny 5y ago
Because you can only get iOS apps through the app store, not "and the internet."
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by panny 5y ago
>I come to HN for a diversity of opinion Articles are auto [flagged] based entirely on domain name here. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17974697 Wouldn't it be interesting to see the list of domains that are f
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by panny 5y ago
Shouldn't there be a GPT bot that can do this by now? I can see how translating human language to computer code would be hard, but going the other way seems like it should be fairly easy. There's a large corpus of well documented
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by panny 5y ago
>Are you upgrading your home? Choose building materials that don’t contain PVC or other types of plastic. Don't most US homes have PVC piping?
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by panny 5y ago
I'm not excited about M1 at all, tbh. I'd rather have a corebooting chromebook, even with the performance differences.
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by panny 5y ago
This is going to be great news for new MediaTek chromebooks coming out in June with 2016 MacBook level cpu performance. rk3399 was just barely usable with a lightweight window manager. I may even pick up one of the 8192s in the meantime if
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by panny 5y ago
Remember "Beleaguered Apple"? What about "If I was Steve Jobs, I would liquidate the company and return the money to investors."? How old was Jobs when he came back to Apple in 98? That's right, 42 years old.
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by panny 5y ago
>"This is just a horrible event for the Tongans," he says. But "it could be a benchmark, watershed kind of event in volcanology." What I find most curious about this event is that nobody seems to really care about...
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by panny 5y ago
>As I've said before, publish the trades of politicians and Fed officials online every evening. If they make hundreds of millions trading on information the public is unaware of, disseminate that information quickly. Then Senator Ja
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by panny 5y ago
Oh boy. FAANG will turn up to kill this one for sure. Maybe the law can be used as a template for other states where it can be slipped through quietly.
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by panny 5y ago
>What's a computer? Apple trys to manipulate public opinion constantly.

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