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by ryeights 7y ago
Jesus Christ. That blog post is horrifying
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Obviously. That doesn't mean the US has to like those laws or cooperate with them
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by ryeights 7y ago
Spain has very few large technology companies relative to the US. This tax is effectively a tariff on US technology companies operating in Spain, making it no longer an internal affair.
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by ryeights 7y ago
"No." --Law of Headlines
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by ryeights 7y ago
For mobile users: >Hi there, when the WYSIWYG editor rolled out, I was pleased to see it could be disabled with the "Aa" button in the bottom right. I quickly realized it's not disabled, the toolbar is just hidden. >Her
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TL;DR: kids and work. One would assume the solution is encouraging your kids to be more independent and pursuing work-life balance over increases in pay.
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Betterridge's law of headlines strikes again: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headline...
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by ryeights 7y ago
Hmm... I might just try this
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by ryeights 7y ago
Unlike a password, a court (in the US) might be able to compel you to provide access to your accounts/encrypted disks via your YubiKey + fingerprint.
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GPLv2 is not compatible either: https://www.fsf.org/blogs/licensing/more-about-the-app-store...
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by ryeights 7y ago
But we already have .sh [1]! [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/.sh
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Do you usually stumble across illegal material when you browse the Internet? I don't see why it would be any different using Tor... you can still access clearweb sites via the Tor Browser.
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Alternatively, install MIT Scheme (*nix/macOS): https://www.gnu.org/software/mit-scheme/
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'Chad' (as a meme) refers to the archetypal alpha male, attractive, fit, and confident, who typically attracts all of the 'Stacies' (highly attractive women) https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/chad-thund
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Ask HN: Subpixel font rendering disabled on macOS Catalina?
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I believe he was making a joke (in agreement with OP)
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Additionally, Black-Scholes does not account for the possibility of early exercise in American options (versus European options, which it was designed for)
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The exploit only works in DFU mode. The user would have to press a button chord in order to reboot into DFU for that to work, and it’s not easy to do accidentally
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Are there potential disadvantages involved with “demotion” to enable JTAG? From what I understand the process is permanent (eFUSE?) but it seems like a fun thing to play around with
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For fun!
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What use would ciphertext be to GCHQ? I’m fairly certain that “encrypted messages” describes which messages they will have to provide in plaintext, not the format they will come in.
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The list is semi-private, CSAIL-affiliated students and faculty only
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From what I can tell, its Tor address is down as well.
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TL;DR: - The iOS and Android apps are now free - Web and desktop apps now require a Pocket Casts Plus subscription, for 0.99/mo or 9.99/yr - Current web and desktop users will be grandfathered into 3 free years of Pocket Casts Plu
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Related: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-compu...
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>The new Apple‑designed U1 chip uses Ultra Wideband technology for spatial awareness — allowing iPhone 11 to precisely locate other U1‑equipped Apple devices. Think GPS at the scale of your living room. [...] Think massive geopositioni
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by ryeights 7y ago
I absolutely agree. If you look at Atlantic hurricane statistics reaching back to the 1920s it’s apparent that hurricanes aren’t actually becoming more frequent or more intense. This headline sounds like the NYPost suggesting falsehoods to
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Does Congress have the power to do this? Genuine question. What enumerated power would this fall under?
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Google wants carriers to drop SMS for RCS, a new text messaging standard. They aren’t pushing for the elimination of text messages.
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> Nonetheless, many interns love their experience. Free access to the parks and employee discounts are more than enough for some of these Disney kids who have grown up to be Disney interns and may yet become Disney parents. “I’m a Disney

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