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AMC Bans Universal Movies(theverge.com)
2 points by rasengan 7y ago|0 comments
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Chinese GitHub Users Arrested for Posting Coronavirus Memories(qz.com)
3 points by rasengan 7y ago|0 comments
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by rasengan 7y ago
Welcome to 1984.
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by rasengan 7y ago
If this is true, the iPad is about to get way more useful!
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Bill Gates Addresses Coronavirus in AMA(techcrunch.com)
1 points by rasengan 7y ago|0 comments
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by rasengan 7y ago
"Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online." It appears they are being clear about what they are doing.
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by rasengan 7y ago
This is really cool. At first I just thought it was some bot using some web api but realized that this is sending SMS with a 3g modem! Very cool and very good job!
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by rasengan 7y ago
> I really hope this is fake. This is not fake.
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by rasengan 7y ago
SAMBA [1] works well and having static LAN IPs has helped me (in ranges that the DHCPd is not using). [1] https://www.samba.org/
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by rasengan 7y ago
SS: I was trying to update a comment with references [1] and, quite frankly, it was tedious. I made this script to make it easier for myself and others to include references in the future. Provided with both bash and nodejs implementations
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Show HN: Hnfacts helps you include references on your HN comments(github.com)
4 points by rasengan 7y ago|1 comments
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by rasengan 7y ago
A lot of ignorant people who are unable to understand the layers and complexities of things tend to group things together that really shouldn’t be. I see this happening in the world with coronavirus and even on hacker news. It’s simply igno
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by rasengan 7y ago
The best thing you can do is your own research. Come to your own conclusion. Do not let someone dictate the narrative. To be clear, nothing is what it seems on the surface. For example, the FBI promoted and pushed a narrative on 8chan [1] a
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by rasengan 7y ago
>I think you're being too dismissive of my plan. It's at least theoretically possible to use the Internet without the DNS. But just try using it without ARP! >Nobody is reading this thread besides us at this point, so maybe
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by rasengan 7y ago
I wasn't sure where that quote came from, but Google helped out. It appears you're trying to misrepresent text from an exchange's website as somehow being representative of the Handshake community. The vast majority of the h
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by rasengan 7y ago
If you're saying A) I ignored the cryptocurrency, unfortunately you are wrong. If you're saying B) I didn't explain to you what a sybil attack is, you're right, albeit I did provide a link. In a global unique namespace t
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by rasengan 7y ago
If you read closely, I did not dodge but instead suggested reading the design notes. It’s not worth arguing a point with someone who lacks the understanding of something. Once I realized that this was simply bias and the thread was attacks
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by rasengan 7y ago
> Sure. Step 1: lose the speculative cryptocurrency. The step seemed like it lacked any understanding of the mechanism design of handshake, and I realized it's because we skipped a step here. I like to start my count with 0: Step 0
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by rasengan 7y ago
> Is Handshake based on a cryptocurrency coin? Does that coin trade on coin markets? Are there early backers and investors? Handshake is based on the ideal that the internet belongs to the people. > If so: it's a dead project. I
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by rasengan 7y ago
I don't know why people are downvoting this comment as it is correct. The only thing I would disagree with is the disagreement about the claims about effectiveness. While we may not have "replaced money," make no mistake, we
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by rasengan 7y ago
Again, sir, I urge you to read the design notes [1] as it will answer many of your questions and uncertainties around this project. That said, you are someone I respect to the highest levels possible, so I sincerely appreciate the comments
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by rasengan 7y ago
You must have been on a different forum and IRC network. :(
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by rasengan 7y ago
"monetized private blockchain thingy" is a gross misrepresentation of the project. Please read the design notes [1] before making any assumptions, sir! Rather than being a 'blockchain' project, Handshake is a project th
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by rasengan 7y ago
> A bold claim without evidence. In fact, the opposite may be true [1]. > [1]: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-08/the-bitco... The same can be said about any money system in a capitalist
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by rasengan 7y ago
> It would solve that problem by allowing governments to directly issue certificates for every domain under their TLD, while not actually preventing CAs from doing anything (see Adam Langley's post for why) Definitely a valid point
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by rasengan 7y ago
Yay xD Nevertheless, thank you for bringing these up!
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by rasengan 7y ago
> That's below the bit where they auction them off to the highest bidder. There are plenty of issues with ICANN, but it isn't a toy with a short term profit-maximization scheme attached... The blockchain auctions domains off to
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by rasengan 7y ago
> similar to how Bitcoin salespeople spent most of a decade saying it’d be better than cash and credit cards before trying to claim they’d had different goals all along. As someone following Bitcoin for a long time since just after genes
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Explore Handshake Domains Today with NextDNS(medium.com)
2 points by rasengan 7y ago|0 comments
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What Does DNS.Live Do?(medium.com)
4 points by rasengan 7y ago|0 comments

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