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5y ago
That's making the assumption that they are not going to identify you using your ip + some heuristics
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5y ago
It seems to me that all that "serverless" stuff iscompetition
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5y ago
search for methemoglobinemia
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5y ago
Condescending is used when you describe someone who thinks he is superior to others.
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5y ago
There are all sort of programmers. I personally am sensitive to the creative side of it. Problems tend to have an infinite number of solutions and I feel unsatisfied if I don't get close to the ideal one. I can feel my solution is wron
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5y ago
6300 has kaios. It should have the authenticator apps in store.
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5y ago
What if bad actor took your family and friends as hostages and made them beg you to join them.
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5y ago
Marketing + regulatory capture. They seem pretty confident any regulation won't mandate they open their social graph to competition
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slim
5y ago
You seem to be implying that accessing a competitors pricing is immoral. Do you think a company pricing should be private information in the same sense that your house is private ?
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5y ago
By replacing the file on disk (you need to have the capability of acquiring access to the server)
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5y ago
You mean ICIJ is a cover for the CIA ?
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Ask HN: What's the Best Marketing Book?
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5y ago
My guess : he executed the command from shell history. Commands look similar enough and he hit Enter too quickly
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5y ago
Eventually MS figured out it actually those power users because they were developers. So they made visual studio code to lock them down like it's 1995.
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5y ago
Facebook actually did the wrong thing during the arab spring : 1- login was not encrypted, so we got our accounts compromised 2- they blocked activist accounts, disabled pages and groups and censored content based on pro regime reports 3- w
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5y ago
In history books time is compressed and history is distilled. I can tell you that revolutions are the result of small dents like these that build up over years
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5y ago
Actually it seems most of the information about Marie antoinette were actually politically motivated slurs made up during revolution. So it's still interesting to distinguish history from propaganda about her libertine life. I think it
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5y ago
Q1
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5y ago
That adress could be used for different transactions unrelated to this project
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5y ago
My "holy shit" moment was this : received “sketches” of plans for killing Assange and other Europe-based WikiLeaks members CIA planned to kill some of my friends
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5y ago
Sowing discord within the group seemed an easier route to success 2017 fits the period in which one hacker of the group was publicly accused of sexual harrassement by a female employee of the Tor project
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5y ago
I agree. But it's debatable. And since it's the law none is to blame for accepting the requests from law enforcement agencies
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5y ago
It's the authority to interpret the word of god. The authority is delegated by people you already trust to people they are trust themselves. It creates a hierarchy of power. It's easy to manipulate millions of people if you are at
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slim
5y ago
That text was generated by AI too
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5y ago
Where did you grew up?
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5y ago
But are you sure propagating changes is desirable ? It looks like a different architecture than the web to me
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5y ago
When DST was abolished here in Tunisia circa 1999, software using deprecated timezone was not updated and we suffered from bugs and glitches for the next five years
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5y ago
Yes namely e2e encryption does not work on linux client
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5y ago
Popcorntime does not have channels unfortunately
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5y ago
“There really is no similarity between Palantir’s business model and Couchsurfing’s business model,” Ok, but I still can imagine a few ways it could be useful to intelligence agencies : It's a network of places to stay around t
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