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by rashkov 11y ago
You might notice that there is a "web" link next to the comments link. Click that to get around the paywall. You might also look at the HN rules which specifically discuss this issue
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by rashkov 11y ago
Oh man, that explains a bit. Unfortunately it explains how someone who I thought to be at least 50 yrs. old is (was) making that kind of money today (actually 1998), and could find a new job within a day. No doubt there are people doing exa
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by rashkov 11y ago
I think you'll find a number of fans of the tarsnap service on here. There's also Amazon glacier. Some folks have NAS devices set up. Ideally you should replicate to another NAS somewhere offsite. Putting media into a safety depos
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by rashkov 11y ago
Well written, thanks. There was a time when the ACA was about a single payer healthcare system. Wouldn't that better explain the red scare accusations of socialism?
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by rashkov 11y ago
This reminds me of recent discussions about how countries that outsource their manufacturing quickly lose knowledge of manufacturing technology and fall behind in innovation and self-reliance. I don't think we are there yet, but it is
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by rashkov 11y ago
Good to know! Thanks
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by rashkov 11y ago
Hi Merb, thanks for engaging with the article. I submitted it to get feedback like this as I would love to use jwt but it doesn't seem to have wide adoption or a whole lot of discussion and literature. I think the idea of a user holdin
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by rashkov 11y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. That's a good technique and it addresses a large concern about jwt that this article raised for me. I suppose it's still a problem with invalidating individual sessions but that's a smaller probl
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by rashkov 11y ago
I'm generally a fan of the EFF's work but I completely agree when you call this "shrill squawking". The lack of any coherent argument or details in this statement reminds me of some the "rally the mob" emails t
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by rashkov 11y ago
This was so light on technical information that I am more puzzled than before I read the article. Haven't the browsers standardized on a few DRM schemes already? Does that have anything to do with what the W3C is doing now, and if not,
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Does JWT put your web app at risk?(blog.prevoty.com)
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by rashkov 11y ago
Interesting, but it seems to ignore that there is quite a stiff competitor in Android, yet Apple users are not exactly jealous of their Android toting friends. No killer apps taking advantage of next generation html5 APIs. That's the r
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by rashkov 11y ago
Really interesting article, thanks.
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by rashkov 11y ago
It's not just matching strings. It's the obvious way to pronounce the word, as it is spelled, in English.
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by rashkov 11y ago
I think your numbers might be off because the most I've seen for the 1% cutoff is 500-600k
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by rashkov 11y ago
Excellent, looking forward! I really do enjoy beat poets and rebel outlaw characters so there was a lot in this article to like, but hitting against the issues you mentioned was a bit despiriting. Thanks for putting them in perspective and
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by rashkov 11y ago
Cool. What's it like having a 25 year old car? Why'd you choose to stick with it as opposed to getting something newer?
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by rashkov 11y ago
As I read the author's knowing quotes of the various poems, and one by one they fly over my head, I recall why I never was able to get into poetry. Perhaps it's a language and a context that I would have to steep myself in. Perhap
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by rashkov 11y ago
Do you bring this up before you get the offer? You need to wait to get the offer and then negotiate an office for yourself. It is as much a benefit as salary is, though it is sad to have to call it a benefit. Once they go through the red ta
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by rashkov 11y ago
They do not add brackets / anchors but they do use a straight-across aligned as opposed to a more trimmed "scalloped" aligner. The straight across gets a bit more turning force because it goes higher up and covers a bit of yo
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by rashkov 11y ago
This was the article: http://mobile.nytimes.com/blogs/well/2015/02/01/a-trip-to-th... I went with smilecareclub. They're pretty hands-off but it gets the job done and is a good value
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by rashkov 11y ago
I came across an article here on HN about mail-order Invisalign companies at a fraction of the price. I'm about half way through and very happy with the progress so far. Just thought I'd give a heads-up if anyone is interested
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by rashkov 11y ago
Really well put, thanks. It's a little meaningless to acknowledge Obama's straw man opponent, but on a purely tactical level I think it is more effective to seek out maximalist position that includes not just a right to strong enc
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by rashkov 11y ago
Thank you for posting a transcript! It is valuable for me to see the arguments laid out in text. The tone is so reasonable but there's a fair amount of manipulative scaremongering here. 1) child pornography 2) terrorists 3) wealthy ta
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by rashkov 11y ago
Hulu has a few of these. Maybe not the "ideal" versions though. Definitely has the dub of SAC. High def version of GITS 25th anniversary edition. Has some version of Solid State Society, Ghost in The Shell 2.0, GITS: Individual El
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by rashkov 11y ago
Hulu has a few of these
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by rashkov 11y ago
Thank you for the interesting and thoughtful post. Any thoughts on how pervasive IPv6 might impact the problem? It seems like NAT and dynamic IPs are a big obstacle for self-hosted cloud services. The other half of the problem seems to be t
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by rashkov 11y ago
Doesn't Firefox support drm across the board now? Chrome as well? If the site complains you can try changing the user agent string to fool it into thinking that you're running on Windows.
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by rashkov 11y ago
This is a pretty solid piece of New York writing
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by rashkov 11y ago
Is this the beginning of algorithmic personhood, then?

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