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by passwordreset 6y ago
Just to confirm: Yes, that works fine. It's probably the better solution here.
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by passwordreset 6y ago
ocsp.apple.com also has an IPv6 address. Firefox connects to it even with 0.0.0.0 in the hosts file and a flushed cache (you need to also clear firefox's internal cache if you're testing with it), so I'd assume that trustd c
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by passwordreset 6y ago
Spaces, the virtual desktop manager, makes it good. A few years ago, multiple desktops were accessible with a 3-finger swipe left or right. Now, when you make an app full-screen, it creates a new space to contain the app, so multiple full
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by passwordreset 6y ago
... and it's even worse than that. It seems there was no reason to suspect that this was the home of a drug dealer, as the police informant never purchased drugs there. The deputy who lied to the court to get the warrant was indicted
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by passwordreset 6y ago
Doesn't it? How does the knight jump over other pieces if there is no 3rd spatial dimension in chess?
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by passwordreset 6y ago
Why would you send seeds instead of sending 1000 empty envelopes?
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by passwordreset 7y ago
TLDR: $6.25M is all it would cost to implement Orwellian censorship across Facebook. TFA says there are "hundreds of thousands, and perhaps millions, of false positives every year." Let us assume there are a million false positiv
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by passwordreset 7y ago
You might want to check out Gitpod, if you haven't already. It sounds like it should be compatible with your workflow. I think it's possible to self-host, too, if that's important to you.
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by passwordreset 7y ago
The deepest hole we have ever dug (bbc.com) = Doctor Who, season 12. (j/k)
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by passwordreset 7y ago
Just a FYI, but you don't need to pay the $12.99 or whatever it is to "jump the waitlist". Simply invite someone else, and when that someone else joins, you're automatically off the wait queue and able to view a feed or
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by passwordreset 7y ago
We're talking about the speculation that a homicide was committed to look like a suicide. I'm not sure I see what "Suicide is as high as a third of all prison deaths" has to do with anything in this instance. At best, m
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by passwordreset 7y ago
I'm not sure I follow you here. Which claim do you consider to be extraordinary, the claim that Epstein was killed, or the claim the Epstein was a suicide? Neither claim seems "extraordinary".
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by passwordreset 7y ago
Just a word of warning on Drive in particular. I received this notice the other day when trying to download one of my files from Drive: -- Sorry, you can't view or download this file at this time. Too many users have viewed or downloa
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by passwordreset 7y ago
Are you saying that about the FSF? Certainly, Stallman was very important for the FSF, but there was an array of others who worked at various facets at times. Eben Moglen, for example, did a stand-up job and had great success helping the F
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by passwordreset 7y ago
No, Americans are certainly not "all pretty much complicit". There is no basis for such an extreme statement, even for moderate values of "pretty much". Also, isn't this post a copy/paste of one that you just
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by passwordreset 7y ago
There are several facts alleged in this case that were provided by the user jedberg. 1: "One guy actually got fired for his password." This is a statement of fact, which we can initially accept as true. 2. He was already being sup
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by passwordreset 7y ago
I didn't know this fact until you exposed this article to me: that the person who posted their opinion about RMS threatened to "burn it [MIT] to the ground." RMS uttered some awful opinion, and this person threatened to burn
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by passwordreset 7y ago
I have interacted with RMS. He stayed at a friend's house, and I went to one of his lectures. Though I'm not a friend of the man, I know that what you're saying was not true, at least during the time that me and my friends
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by passwordreset 7y ago
How do you make money? I didn't think farming spiders would pay that well, unless they're really rare spiders.
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by passwordreset 7y ago
Whiteboard interviews would be great if they tested the kind of things that we would do on a whiteboard, namely design and _maybe_ pseudocode. If someone is interviewing for an algorithm job, I'd expect they could write text in boxes
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by passwordreset 7y ago
My father just died, my mother is depressed. That's a natural, normal, healthy reaction to a traumatic externality. Being depressed as a result of meeting people that you don't want to meet seems perfectly normal to me. Talking
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by passwordreset 7y ago
Again, if you have an argument with Wikipedia, maybe you should tell _them_ instead of going onto HN and spouting incorrect and inflammatory material. "Learn to read", "disingenuous jackoffs", "can't fucking re
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by passwordreset 7y ago
"Swartz accessed a system he did not have permission to access. He did so by entering a restricted area he did not have permission to access." These two sentences appear incorrect. I can simply refer you to Wikipedia, where it st
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by passwordreset 7y ago
I understand your position, but I think 'L0pht' is how they actually spelt it, instead of 'Lopht'. </s?>
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by passwordreset 8y ago
I believe that you are making a mistake when you say "not an opinion" in your (parent) post. The words "appear to be" in one of the above quotes precisely indicates that this is a statement of opinion, and not a statemen
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by passwordreset 8y ago
I have a standing desk. I've heard about how stupid standing desks were, so I went out and bought a highchair. Now I can sit at my desk like a normal person. Thanks, New York Times!
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by passwordreset 8y ago
Crap, one more thing I meant to add -- Stanford Lagunita (lagunita.stanford.edu) has a number of interesting courses that you might be interested in indexing.
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by passwordreset 8y ago
Thanks. The Tinder comparison is fairly clear, but there's still something nagging at me. Tinder (I think) is partially based on physical location. I suppose there's always "cyber", but that's kinda what I'm
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by passwordreset 8y ago
Latest firefox, created account, logged in, went to '_build_ my profile', received what looks like my profile screen, clicked on 'search' for courses, a gray overlay is put in front of the window, then nothing happens.
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by passwordreset 8y ago
“The History of every major Galactic Civilization tends to pass through three distinct and recognizable phases, those of Survival, Inquiry and Sophistication, otherwise known as the How, Why, and Where phases. For instance, the first phase

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