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by rasengan 6y ago
You can review the JS and it’s results in the console.
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by rasengan 6y ago
This makes reviewing pings much easier. Great job.
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by rasengan 6y ago
> And you're claiming citizens have no role in creating the division? Where was that claim made?
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by rasengan 6y ago
[1] Critical posts of China like Tiananmen Square are censored on Reddit. There are many others. [2] The most influential account and moderator on Reddit, maxwellhill, has been inactive since the moment Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s friend,
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by rasengan 6y ago
The country is divided because the narrative has made it so. There was never division until politicians and their PR engines decided to divide us... to conquer us. Government has become too large and our news media has gone under the contro
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by rasengan 6y ago
Private.sh encrypts queries on the client side and routes requests thru proxies to maximize privacy.
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We Will Win – Internet Decentralization(youtube.com)
5 points by rasengan 6y ago|1 comments
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by rasengan 6y ago
Cows will be upset.
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by rasengan 6y ago
There is a difference between moderation and selective moderation. If a website moderates per pre-defined and agreed upon terms, then they should not be liable. If a website is going to moderate with a left-lean or right-lean, it should be
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by rasengan 6y ago
When you selectively moderate, and exercise your first amendment as a platform, you are no longer simply a conduit - you are the conductor and you endorse all speech not removed. Thus, all of these censor loving platforms should be held acc
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by rasengan 6y ago
The largest operators in any industry tend to support (and even lobby for) all kinds of costly regulations to create a moat around their business and cause the cost to enter said industry to be too steep for most. It's interesting, bec
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by rasengan 6y ago
As long as there is a country that doesn't want to ban nuclear weapons, they will simply know that everyone else doesn't have nukes except for them.
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by rasengan 6y ago
It’s best to write one from scratch so it’s specifically related to your service and your requirements and needs.
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by rasengan 6y ago
It’s a joy, really, to see all of this Microsoft software on Linux. We tend to forget how impossible this would have been to us just 10 years ago and since forever.
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by rasengan 6y ago
I agree. That’s exactly what Handshake [1] does. [1] https://handshake.org
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by rasengan 6y ago
Everyone has a boss - whether it’s their customers or someone else.
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by rasengan 6y ago
That was a great experience. Really well done!
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by rasengan 6y ago
That article likely didn't review the activity on chain [1]. [1] https://dns.live/
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by rasengan 6y ago
Moving the DNS root to blockchain is one of the best use cases for blockchain [1] given the numerous stakeholders (name owners) and type of information required to be in consensus. This instantly serves to distribute DNS root queries, inst
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by rasengan 6y ago
To be clear, they were 'destroying' them to salvage reusable parts to move downstream to refurbishing shops to use to refurbish Apple devices, according to the article.
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by rasengan 6y ago
From the report: > Despite simulating a number of hypothetical scenarios, we were unable to identify any progressive sequence of failures that could have taken place on September 11, 2001, and caused a total collapse of the building, let
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by rasengan 6y ago
You can type this in the console: document.body.style.filter='invert(1)'; document.body.style.backgroundColor='#000'; Thanks to csilverman for the CSS styles!
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by rasengan 6y ago
https://private.sh
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by rasengan 6y ago
You're absolutely right! You also need to activate the Handshake support in NextDNS' settings!
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by rasengan 6y ago
You can browse Handshake sites with Firefox by using the NextDNS [1] resolver (it's an option in Firefox's Settings). You can also use hnsd [2] or hsd [3] as your resolver. There are a lot of sites and you can see who has claimed
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Handshake – A Namespace for the Decentralized Web(meowis.ms)
154 points by rasengan 6y ago|92 comments
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by rasengan 6y ago
SS: jbnc is the easiest IRC bouncer. There is no account creation or anything else required. Simply set a connection password and you're good to go (always on, playback buffers, etc.). Since last appearing on HN, it's undergone
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Show HN: The Missing Link for IRC(github.com)
1 points by rasengan 6y ago|1 comments
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by rasengan 6y ago
Men’s immune systems weaken with increased testosterone - speculation is that this allows them to have less immune response so they can keep hunting and fighting.
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Handshake Explainer Video(youtube.com)
3 points by rasengan 6y ago|0 comments

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