sm4rk0

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by sm4rk0 5y ago
I've deleted my LinkedIn account the same day I found my data and trust were sold out to MS without my consent. And I don't feel I'm missing anything.
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
How does this compare to LanXchange? https://github.com/tfg13/LanXchange
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
My point is that PC is forced upon us and that it's hindering free speech and no one benefits from it.
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
No, quite the oposite.
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
And if there was a referendum: "Political correctness should be dismantled", I guess most people would vote "Hell yeah!". So much for democracy.
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
@bdcravens mentioned this as a solution in another comment: http://docker-sync.io/
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
Saw some "BLM" forests along the The Tongue River. For the curious that's acronym for "Bureau of Land Management".
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
Useful pro-privacy tip from the article: > According to the LTE specs, cell-towers don't have to perform UE hand-overs like in GSM/UMTS. The phone starts camping on the next tower while remaining in RCC_IDLE mode without emitti
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
To buy more at a lower price?
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
What happened at 7:36UTC? It dropped from second place to 16th.
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
better reviews => more sales => more profit
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
> Why is it frustrating when others point out Because it's painful to be awaken from the "American dream".
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Zero-config, scalable cloud database with the social and community features(bit.io)
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
Thank you for discovering bit.io!
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by sm4rk0 5y ago
Strange that neither the article nor the comments mention https://gravatar.com/ It hashes the user's email http://en.gravatar.com/site/implement/hash/ and creates an "identicon&quot
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
Why not both?
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
Earliest date in one of the columns (last login?) is something around 2019-04-28.
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
It's still not proven that vaccinated people can't infect others: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20210203-why-vaccinated-p...
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
I believe. You can ask them what's their plan for a moment when their job position gets replaced by a robot or an AWS Lambda function: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYUuWWnfRsk
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
But the USA are the embodiment of democracy. How can't you choose something better? /s
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
That was meant more as a semi-joke (on me). Never thought about seeking a professional help because it's not affecting my life too much. I hope other people in my life would agree.
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
You obviously didn't follow the OnePlus' motto (:
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
And how can't you empathize with a fellow HNer's OCD? (:
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
Yuo cna undrestnad thsi, rgiht? One thing is if I could understand it and another thing is if the author's writing skills are good enough to advise others about writing. BTW, the submitter (or a moderator) seems to agree with me (check
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
First, you need to know that (at least in SI) "m" is for "mili" - a thousandth part of something, and "M" is for "mega", which means "a million units". So, 100m is 0.1 headlines.
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
> Underpaid compared to what? You said: "relatively cheap". Relative to what?
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
> What keeps Uber competitive is access to a relatively cheap reservoir of labor force. Cheap labor force means someone is underpaid. If the coop cuts the middlemen out and transfer the extra to drivers then it's a win-win: drivers
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20210324184305/https://laughtone...
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
You're close, but there's no "Firefox Corp". From Wikipedia: "Mozilla [...] is a free software community founded in 1998 by members of Netscape. [...] The community is supported institutionally by the not-for-profit
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by sm4rk0 6y ago
This one should've landed, too: "New predefined variables for job start time and pipeline created time" https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/22901

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