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by rtsil 4y ago
> but by then your domain may already be permanently deleted/expired or sniped by a 3rd party Or snapped by Cloudflare themselves. > Cloudflare may, at its discretion, elect to assume the registration and may hold it in its own a
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by rtsil 4y ago
Particularly since that Girard is not particularly known for his modern, innovative and daring ideas.
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How the Submarine USS Connecticut Crashed(thedrive.com)
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by rtsil 4y ago
Nice tool! I have an old personal dedicated server that has been running with Webmin for nearly 10 years, and Webmin is pretty thorough and actually helped me learn to manage servers with command line by exposing in a safer way all the conf
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by rtsil 4y ago
Whenever I add a new 2FA token, I always add it to my phone and a TOTP app (Authy) on my computers. Same thing for recovery keys.
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by rtsil 4y ago
To give but one example, the EU had a Youtube rival, Dailymotion, which was doing quite fine, until Google bought Youtube and used its immense power to artificially sustain it despite its massive losses. Youtube didn't prevail because
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by rtsil 4y ago
In my experience, Youtube ads return on Chrome for a few days every time there's a new Chrome update. Never had that happen with Firefox.
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by rtsil 4y ago
Not technical, but fairness is the opposite of "our algorithm is so complicated that we can't prevent it from penalizing you even if you are not at fault. Unless you reach the top of HN, in which case we will manually intervene to
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by rtsil 4y ago
As a EU citizen, I fully expect my country and the EU to "put constraints" (i.e. regulate) on companies, so everything seems to work as expected.
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by rtsil 5y ago
The problem is Wistia (and the likes) is crazy expensive if one of your videos goes viral, in addition to the streamer having to handle monetization, promotion, DMCA complaints, audience interaction. People became captive of Youtube because
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by rtsil 5y ago
> Part of it comes down to what you mean by AGI. Is it a computer that is convincing as AGI? Or is it AGI that is essentially like human consciousness in nature? If someone or something fools me into thinking it is intelligent, then for
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by rtsil 5y ago
Congrats on releasing this. It's about time we have a reliable, alternative search engine.
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by rtsil 5y ago
I ran several jazz techniques questions, and the results are impressive. I spend less time scanning the list of results compared to Google. Is there a way to exclude a domain from the results? That's one of the things I miss the most f
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by rtsil 5y ago
> why do we believe what these services promise? We don't, but we also don't use DuckDuckGo's products as the recovery email for hundreds of online services, as a tool to share and store team spreadsheets or as a storage
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by rtsil 5y ago
I remember saving webpages in MHTML when I was using dial-up so that I could read them offline later. I would also download entire websites using a software which name I forgot, to read them offline. Back when websites held in a single flop
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by rtsil 5y ago
Working fine on Chrome 98.0.4758.102.
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by rtsil 5y ago
Presumably these? > reports of them broadcasting in the clear and using text messages for comms. More details, including recordings, in this thread (I don't speak Russian, so I can't confirm...) https://twitter.com&#
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by rtsil 5y ago
Youtube has a (more or less reliable depending on the cases) automatic translation. Turn on subtitles/close captions, then use the subtitles settings to auto-translate it.
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by rtsil 5y ago
China's abstention is viewed as a win by the Western countries. It was secured after hours of negotiations between the Chinese and the US. https://www.reuters.com/world/russia-vetoes-un-security-acti... https:&#x
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by rtsil 5y ago
Putin just extended NATO's lifetime by decades. And probably reinforced the idea of a EU defense system as well. The EU can't rely on US military support indefinitely, particularly since that support may vanish at the whim of the
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by rtsil 5y ago
If what the link says is true, that alternative includes only 23 foreign banks, as opposed to over 11,000 for SWIFT.
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by rtsil 5y ago
They didn't stop pitching it, they just focused the pitch on the sole customer really interested in it for now: the Military. https://spacenews.com/spacex-wins-102-million-air-force-cont...
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by rtsil 5y ago
I'm not familiar with the minutiae of of piano tuning, but nothing prevents you from tuning your piano keys so that F# and Gb are two different keys. The only reason why they're the same key is because we use an equal temperament
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by rtsil 5y ago
The difference between rules in programming and rules in music is that in the first case they're normative, in the second case they're descriptive. Music theory can tell you why a specific combination of notes and a chord progress
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by rtsil 5y ago
> whether F# is really the same as Gb (answer: it's not for them). The reason they're the "same" is because of a limitation of musical instruments in their ability to play in multiple keys that led most Western instru
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by rtsil 5y ago
I really don't see how these are economical issues: > Universal healthcare, unemployment benefits, workers' rights, LGBTQ rights, prison policy, police behavior and control, social safety net, lack of religion in politics, free
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by rtsil 5y ago
Universal healthcare, unemployment benefits, workers' rights, LGBTQ rights, prison policy, police behavior and control, social safety net, lack of religion in politics, free or extremely cheap education including higher education, and
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by rtsil 5y ago
Certainly not Western Europe.
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by rtsil 5y ago
I don't see any criticism of her video in the link you provided.
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by rtsil 5y ago
I'd pay probably more, particularly if it has no ads and no tracking (sorry, I meant "personalized results").

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