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by sha256sum 4y ago
I went into an experience living in Wisconsin with exactly this viewpoint and was sorely disappointed at the shear amount of selfish, entitled, prejudiced behavior that exists only in these lands of strip malls and spoiled nature. I’m sayin
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by sha256sum 4y ago
Strangely, this did not stop the jury from ruling in his favor. At what point can we give this person the benefit of the doubt that he was mistreated by his employer?
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by sha256sum 5y ago
Because this wasn’t good enough? https://www.openstreetmap.org/about Would’ve been nice to see that money go towards OSM but, alas, the technocrats think it’s better dole out “crypto rewards”
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by sha256sum 5y ago
Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity.
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by sha256sum 5y ago
What’s your point? One whistleblower alleged the NSA of the US was illegally conducting bulk surveillance across the entire world, including its own citizens. A court later ruled this program was illegal and unconstitutional. Are you sayin
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by sha256sum 5y ago
If you consider that historically elders would play community role, assist in rearing children, etc., it would be bad. Given this generation though I don’t think there’s much to offer in those. So it’s probably better to see them amass in F
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by sha256sum 5y ago
>The teenager, who has autism …alleged to have amassed a $14m (£10.6m) fortune from hacking > The boy's father told the BBC: "I had never heard about any of this until recently. He's never talked about any hacking, but
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by sha256sum 5y ago
> It seems really weird to make a partisan jab over that. What’s more weird is implicating partisanship where there is none. Maybe you think of things in this frame. Not everyone else does.
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by sha256sum 5y ago
> This is from a 1996 interview with this woman [1] about the Iraq invasion. Actually in regards to the sanctions against Iraq during the Clinton admin. > Good riddance to bad rubbish. I’m sure we’ll hear plenty of swamp creatures lau
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by sha256sum 5y ago
> Is he saying that Biden is demanding Italian universities ban discussion of Dostoyevsky, and the helpless Italians are unable to refuse? No, I believe he is talking about Putin’s mockery of western values. You can see this in Putin’s
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by sha256sum 5y ago
> I never thought I'd agree with Chomsky Curious what the disagreement is, Chomsky is a fairly prolific researcher who has published a lot work. Why would you say this and what is your background?
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by sha256sum 5y ago
> There are also ways to sweep things under the rug if those in charge are so inclined Lol, exactly > But the existence of those things doesn't mean pen tests aren't done, or that nobody cares about security. No one said tha
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by sha256sum 5y ago
This author is confused. Maple syrup is a product derived from the sap of maple trees. Making corn syrup and flavoring it to imitate maple syrup is another thing. But they are not the same. Also, maybe the author is unfamiliar with Vermont.
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by sha256sum 5y ago
Yikes, I don’t want to live in a world where calling bullshit is “obviously rude” but I’ll bite. > Pen tests are a requirement for any vendor doing business with the gov. What does this prove? Solar Winds, Colonial Pipeline (maybe more r
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by sha256sum 5y ago
> A lot. Pen tests, red teams, simulations, etc Okay, I call bullshit. That which can be claimed without evidence can also be refuted without evidence. That said, if you’re feeling like finding out do heed caution because I’m sure the Ma
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by sha256sum 5y ago
>Hopefully people will soon see it's not the drugs, it's the people themselves who need to be fixed. Drugs are just a tool, and if people don't change, it will just be replaced with something else and the cycle will go on
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by sha256sum 5y ago
In other words: the last generation did not train the new one, and usability is expected to suffer. Also, there are few to no replacements. Because at some point, the last generation decided Windows was the only real OS. Oops!
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by sha256sum 5y ago
> I just want to remind those who are talking about due process that this is about crowd sourcing where assets of Russian oligarchs are…it's just a website. An upvote alone is not enough to echo this comment. After all this is Hack
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by sha256sum 5y ago
Enforcement of private property through majority rule sure sounds like power to me
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by sha256sum 5y ago
The best bypass for this process is to cut Ubereats entirely out of the picture and call the local restaurant directly to place your order. Ubereats in this case is a third party so what difference does it make? None of you start to think
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by sha256sum 5y ago
Protip: if user privacy is a concern to you, then not supporting these companies (by handing them your data) is a good place to start.
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by sha256sum 5y ago
You might, most HN users might, but really it only takes 1 reporter on Twitter, 0 verification, and a bunch of copycats to follow suit saying that “Anonymous has taken down the Russian military’s website”
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by sha256sum 5y ago
I wonder about the trust aspect of CISAs vulnerability scanning offers towards businesses. Do business owners jump at the opportunity to take advantage of this? I don’t see it. It’d be beneficial but I wonder if the general sentiment would
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by sha256sum 5y ago
There’s also MIB Group (Medical Information Bureau) which collects healthcare data as part of an exemption to the fair credit reporting act, along with an extensive astroturfing campaign to hide their activities (the Wiki article on them is
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by sha256sum 5y ago
> The account's popularity appears to have scared Musk. “I don’t love the idea of being shot by a nutcase,” he told Sweeney in their DM conversation. Jeez, what a stupid comment. Any motivated attacker can still follow his flights a
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by sha256sum 5y ago
> All the experts should start their own podcasts where they have their own guests and talk about, among other things, _why_ the things discussed on his show are misinformation. Sounds like something an expert in a field would a) not hav
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by sha256sum 5y ago
> Young is making the mistake of trying to summon and/or join a mob to silence someone. Ironically, Rogan’s career in comedy was launched through doing exactly this (cancelling Carlos Mencia).
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by sha256sum 5y ago
I understand you are saying this in good faith, but honestly this is bullshit. Is the only way to get a solution to use LinkedIn inmail to solve a login crisis? There are plenty of FB engineers on this site alone. Are you all feeling okay
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by sha256sum 5y ago
Risk = impact x probability. Impact is low for children, probability at this point is quite high. Impact for the immunocompromised is high, as it is for people who have lived full lives. Social distancing works for them. I do not think it w
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by sha256sum 5y ago
To clarify—my wife is not the owner of the daycare. A small subset of parents voiced concerns not about the children, but themselves, and raised voices until the director of the daycare shut it down. I don’t understand your point about canc

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