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by ramtatatam 4y ago
Problems related to privacy are making wider circles, more people who would normally not care are being made aware and this is changing the society on scale which is hard to imagine. > It is only a matter of time until governments will s
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
Hacker will not gain access to your data if there is no data, that's what article is really advocating. With regards to not caring about free speech, I am trying to picture myself being in this hypothetical situation: lets imagine I wa
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
I'm running my mail server on Arch Linux since 2011 (so since Arch was in its quite early days) and I applied principles outlined within CISSP. Particularly I was focusing on reducing plane of attack to absolute minimum, ensuring I kno
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
I, like you, don't like it the way it is when it comes to remote IT job market, but it's very clear how this works. In country X average full stack developer charges Y dollars, recruiters know what average pay is so they will only
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Ask HN: UX-Centered Job Boards?
2 points by ramtatatam 4y ago|0 comments
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
Or, maybe, silent majority? :)
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
I'm in the same camp. Even though I still keep my google mail just in case I forgot to tell somebody I'm not using it anymore. Same with FB - I was kicked out after I refused to send FB a scan of my ID.. So service which does not
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
When I was joining my current team, founder shared with me what is their runaway and then added some details to back this up - how much money did they have in their bank account at the time, how much money do they burn each month, how much
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
Yeah, I host it since 2011. Of course, not everyone is interested to learn this, but it's certainly not beyond your reach. Especially now, there are so many online resources helping you to grade quality of emails you send, check if you
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
I remember, maybe in 2008 (I might be off by few years and it's too late at night to check my sources) yahoo had a breach which resulted in emails going into hackers hands. This made me thinking AI scanning your email is certainly not
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
This article reinforces my feelings towards moving away from email which is not hosted by myself. Maybe to host your own email on your own machine is just a weird way of applying security by obscurity (since I host on VPS so I don't fu
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
Looks like I structured what I tried to say in wrong way, sorry about that, English is not my mother tongue and sometimes I try to say too much in one sentence. I generally don't trust hyperlinks sent to me when pointing at source I ha
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
When I decide to click on the link then I accept the other side will know I clicked on that URL. What I tried to say was that I am always a bit worried that by clicking on a link there will be a chain of redirects or some click-jacking tech
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
This is the reason why I never click the hyperlinks on LinkedIn (or anywhere else, including my email, also including hyperlinks allowing me to unsubscribe from services etc.) while in my main browser. Always sending them to incognito brows
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How to imagine 4 dimensional shape in 3 dimensions(youtube.com)
3 points by ramtatatam 4y ago|0 comments
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
I switched full time more than decade ago, I was part-time before the switch. I often hear colleagues ranting that they don't want to spend time on setting things up (like audio, or dual screen, or figuring out how to connect their lap
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
I was working for a company collecting readings from IoT sensors of all sorts (anything between temperature/humidity to weirdest things like weight of poultry). One issue we had was that we had to manually group related readings, this
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
From what I know many migrated to Poland after 2014 maidan. Simple google query yields many articles about numbers, I won't link here since I don't know about credible source I would feel comfortable to share. But from my observat
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
I wonder, if history took another turn and proposed laws were passed through (so phone providers would have to start to monitor their customers phones) would that mean end of PinePhone and the likes? I mean phones that let people run their
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
I have fallen into the same type of situation where FB was insisting for me to upload my ID. I tried to appeal but I was getting back generic responses, and as a result I gave up using FB. And I missed nothing, even though I had many real f
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
+1 for CodinGame, I loved their Sprint 2022 challenge (which is now available as multiplayer game). This challenge motivated me to purchase a book about writing intelligent agents and to start studying the subject more in depth.
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
In the past 15 years I happened to rent in many cities and use all three technologies to heat my food (that is, gas, resistive and induction) and indeed, induction heats in shortest amount of time.
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
Your experience with piano notes is interesting, I used to play the guitar 20-ish years ago, and what I find interesting is that even after 20 years of not playing my fingers still can play some compositions even though I don't remembe
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
+1 to 0ad, when I allow myself to play games then 0ad is usually my choice.
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
Funny game, stood up the patent troll and cut down on users data, tech and talent was very happy under my wings :) Financial Health: Okay Users: Good Tech & Talent: Great Ownership Stake: 16% Massive Acquisition
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
I am the believer of simple statement - if you don't control physical servers then your data is not secured, no matter what you do to secure it. Once vault is unlocked and you don't control physical hardware your game is over.
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Sourceforge.net Gives 500(sourceforge.net)
1 points by ramtatatam 4y ago|0 comments
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
I experienced rude person on one interview about 7 years ago. It was turning point in my career and I'm glad this guy revealed what it would be like to work for this company. I was interviewing for tech lead in one of startups in my ni
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by ramtatatam 4y ago
If I was born 20 years before I was born I would be able to enroll in clock-making faculty in University of Technology I graduated. They discontinued this faculty, and the only remaining part was a course of precise mechanics I received.. T
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Ask HN: What is the best literature about games theory?
6 points by ramtatatam 4y ago|0 comments

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