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by rosnd 4y ago
It's Europe. Teslas are for taxi drivers, not the rich.
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For example an analytics tool like Piwik couldn't really work with AGPL, as it inherently can't prominently offer anything to users. Unless we're going to interpret "prominent" as "whatever is convenient",
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There are many pieces of software that users interact with, but which are unable to prominently display anything at all. The AGPL license essentially forbids such uses of software.
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>On-demand is discouraged and bad for the swarm, sorry. Not optimal, but not bad in any way.
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Okay, but so what? Why is this a problem? You can run a functional signal server without their spam filtering code.
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The "FUD" exists because AGPL is poorly written. There are many situations in which complying with clauses like this is almost impossible > 13. Remote Network Interaction; Use with the GNU General Public License. > Notwith
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Which projects do you think would be most interesting to HN users?
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Yes, head exits when it's output enough. This causes tail to also call it quits as it has nothing to write to.
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>3. Cars shouldn’t come with subscriptions to unlock features you own We've already accepted that cars can come with artificially locked features, what's wrong with paying to unlock them?
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European here. When I want a new (to me) car, I go on mobile.de, find the one I want and go buy it. Unless it's a Rolls Royce, a brand new model or facing significant supply shortages, there's almost no point in ordering a new car
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It's not just this article either. No matter where you read in Swedish medias, it's always speculation. There's zero evidence between a connection between these thefts and Russia. The mere idea is ridiculous, Russia could jus
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The article largely contradicts the claim that cameras stolen in Sweden are ending up in Russian drones. They both just happen to use the same incredibly common camera models. It's worth noting that the mass hysteria regarding Russia i
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Yes. Australian federal police arrested Matthew Flannery aka Aush0k in 2013 claiming that he was the "leader of lulzsec". They even held a big press conference about this, but in reality Flannery had been framed and never held any
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Is all the other spam just getting completely dropped at the edge?
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How would that be politically untenable? There are tons of similar situations. Similar rules are applied to passports and driving licenses too, some countries are trusted more than others.
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> Think Trump got in by secretly collating with Putin? Call to violence. I don't understand that one. It's normal to collude with third parties to win elections.
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Trump is not advocating for political violence? Huh. Well, I guess that's debatable. I'd argue that his election related claims are exactly that, if the elections are fraudulent what alternatives are there to solve that but violen
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I've road tripped hundreds of thousands of kilometers all around Europe. The huge difference is that we don't have all the vast empty spaces the Americans do, so it never really ends up feeling the same.
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It's mostly India where these hackers operate like real companies with websites, offices, bank accounts, etc... BellTroX is well known and the Indian government seems to approve of their activities.
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The kind of scanning visible in those logs has already been reported by a ton of automatic reporters.
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Your story makes no sense at all. Why would you need LU lawyers? You can totally sue PayPal in your local court.
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Or perhaps you have very little knowledge of politics? From a European perspective, Trump crowd is certainly far right. Shit, even most democrats would be right wing here.
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Class warfare seems to be a standard part of far right ideology, from Trump crowd to European far right.
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I don't think Ars communicates this very well. These attacks require for malware to already have been installed on your computer, at that point you're fucked regardless of if they manage to escalate privileges or not.
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>- Mutt doesn't handle multiple email accounts natively for work/personal. The solutions are hacks at best. Email servers are starting to use more complete auth mechanisms that don't work well with mutt. How come? I use hu
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Why post this? The lyrics are bad, the rapping itself isn't good, and to finish it off the rapper himself is a big time poser with a day job at a bigco.
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Yep, all this being a necessary part of establishing an "expert" persona for future TV talking head gigs (and occasional consulting when you find a big enough idiot).
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Which is also a pretty standard career move for federal LEOs.
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How come? Informants like Sabu have to work very closely with their handlers, these guys probably spent countless hours sitting next to each other, working together as some kind of a team. It's not like this is an unique story either,
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That link really threw me off, I spent a minute or two clicking on it on autopilot baffled as to why OS X has decided that I really should be using the podcasts app instead of safari.

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