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721.
by pas 2y ago
it's pretty important too for consumers when they live among non-Apple folk it directly leads to subpar UX when they can't communicate with others, can't share files/battery/photos/cables.
722.
by pas 2y ago
there's no need to buy old accounts (lol?), there are hundreds of millions of people worldwide who have extremely strong anti-immigration beliefs, who continue to cheer on the Republican-backed express cruelty for whatever reasons, and
723.
by pas 2y ago
it depends on the courts. the law is simply complex and still vague.
724.
by pas 2y ago
doesn't need to explicitly, it's enough to have the understanding that it's a "work for hire" situation (at least in the US) of course just giving someone money is not sufficient to establish this, but telling som
725.
by pas 2y ago
I'm happy to report that - to my utter amazement - my ISP's on-prem device does /64 prefix delegation to each (DHCPv6?) client.
726.
by pas 2y ago
lot of people do use IPv6 but what turned out to be a big problem (not enough IP addresses for clients) was solved by CGNAT and a simple market (for servers) of course it's important to understand that it was cheaper to deploy thousand
727.
by pas 2y ago
wanting p2p to work (without quixotic NAT hole-punching) is puristry?
728.
by pas 2y ago
can you please elaborate on what do you mean? TLS termination as in HTTP/3 on a reverse proxy? nginx's implementation works. (but for me it caused a strange performance degradation with Seafile)
729.
by pas 2y ago
https://nginx.org/en/CHANGES acquisition finished in 2019 there are quite a lot of features, but it's hard to say what constitutes a new module. (well, there's "Feature: the ngx_stream_set_module."
730.
by pas 2y ago
Well, by definition yes. The job of the masses is to resist by any means available. If it starts using terrorist tactics it stops being the masses. Of course besides gathering signatures there's many other peaceful adjacent things that
731.
by pas 2y ago
Of course, but then you run into the ipv6 problem. How do you upgrade every fucking end-and-middlebox out there? The WAFs the legacy-legacy-sure-we'll-upgrade-this-quarter-oops-next-decade-again boxes that got migrated to the clouuuud
732.
by pas 2y ago
basic human decency is not incompatible with there being a very small but spammy minority. though it seems this belief is tested on multiple fronts nowadays.
733.
by pas 2y ago
there's a 4K remaster too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UXS6DBD6g0
734.
by pas 2y ago
they target new entrants probably, they need more revenue, and more importantly a killer app that's at least a bit tied to them.
735.
by pas 2y ago
I use TS a lot and still assumed they are embarking on a native runtime/compiler whatever epic journey.
736.
by pas 2y ago
+1 for CDK-like strongly-typed stuff :) but that's simply in a different region of the solution space compared to Go + YAML
737.
by pas 2y ago
wait, I'm talking about the one linked upthread about asthma[1], and I think you are talking about this[2] one, right? [1] Gonadal hormones as mediators of sex and gender influences in asthma - https://reporter.nih.gov/
738.
by pas 2y ago
the paper used the word "gender" completely unnecessarily, no? those are sex hormones.
739.
by pas 2y ago
people don't really have an appetite for reliable information, they want vibes.
740.
by pas 2y ago
probably there was both. Jan embezzled real money and then to cover that for a while they used the fake money, no?
741.
by pas 2y ago
because it has unfortunately bipartisan support https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43275858
742.
by pas 2y ago
It seems the progress for that stalled. (Last commit 5 months ago https://github.com/revoltchat/frontend/tree/main/packages/de... )
743.
by pas 2y ago
what's their agenda? (honest question, I'm not from the UK/US)
744.
by pas 2y ago
Extractive systems quickly ratchet up their time discounting factor, meaning if it's possible to steal something sooner with a bit of aggression than later without, the former will happen usually. (And usually only external forces limi
745.
by pas 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43094283
746.
by pas 2y ago
Considering how crazy the general population is (and other online spaces) it's a small miracle that HN still has this (sub?)culture. Also things are happening at a breakneck pace and, uhm, the media is tragicomically incompetent.
747.
by pas 2y ago
Firefox reader mode estimates 132-168 minutes I read it in two sittings, because it was getting waaay too late to finish it yesterday.
748.
by pas 2y ago
> Just personally can't relate. I would have thought the same about 10 years ago, and then ... life got interesting. I was always going around with at least a book! How bad a punch is after all? Is it worse than tripping and falling
749.
by pas 2y ago
It's pretty important to add that there was a latent distress in this person all along, with a big dose of untreated mental health issues. The protagonist mentions that their previous jobs gave the same anxiety and pointlessness. (The
750.
by pas 2y ago
The story pretty nicely hinted at the point that romanticizing the punch is bad. When the protagonist did finally something against the suffering he was immediately reprimanded. And of course the absurdity of the physical abuse is a mere li

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