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smashah
5y ago
Where will this relentless pursuit for copyright protection end? Sad.
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smashah
5y ago
I mean, no it doesn't. But assuming it does for a moment, are you suggesting that the whole western world right now is advocating for the genocide of the Russian people?
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smashah
5y ago
How about you just stop collecting taxes in Russia instead of cutting them off? Either way, I'm noting you down for BDS. I suggest you also employ people in Palestine, Somalia, Yemen, Iraq, Myanmar, Kashmir, etc.
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smashah
5y ago
If I understand correctly, Sweeper clears up sessions that haven't received a request in a certain amount of time. Essentially the use case would be to leave the session running until I ask Sweeper to clear it via an API request. Just
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smashah
5y ago
Interesting. Will it be possible to control sweeper via API also? I'm a solo open-source maintainer and have a popular project that people want to orchestrate many instances of. Each instance (a.k.a session) is stateful and individuall
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smashah
5y ago
Because that would set the precedent to sanction the government that rubber stamped the selling of Pegasus also.
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smashah
5y ago
I'm looking forward to the founders and the core maintainers being able to make a healthy living off of home assistant with the least amount of pointless overhead :)
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smashah
5y ago
Thanks for your input I will still continue to use whatever phrasing I see fit :)
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smashah
5y ago
Nice work! Ignore the "open source" puritans.
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smashah
5y ago
Thanks for this OP. Looking forward to exploring how I can implement this in my own open-source project. Lots of users will find something like this useful.
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smashah
5y ago
Love your hybrid model via gumroad! I do something similar for my own open-source project https://github.com/open-wa/wa-automate-nodejs There should be some sort of support group for those of us trying to monetize (san
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5y ago
Thank you
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5y ago
Hi, Can you fix the colors please? I have colour deficiency (red/green) and the yellow/green look almost identical to me. The original worlde colours work very well.
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5y ago
Would've been nice if they spent as much money/effort/marketing in organising housing and compensation for half of South Jeddah that have just had their homes demolished.
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5y ago
The logistics and practicality of teaching whole swathes of a population living under a US-backed dictatorship how to make sure they have secure means of communication arouses more suspicion than just using twitter, where everyone is alread
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5y ago
NGOs also don't need to do anything. Nobody has to do anything. You don't have to reply to my comments. I don't need to reply to yours. I don't need to explain simple corporate responsibility to not enable dictatorships
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5y ago
These are everyday simple people, not HN people. They're not thinking about spinning up a matrix server with tailscale while a bulldozer is ploughing through their home. If the people go to twitter then twitter needs to consider their
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5y ago
There's a mass systematic bulldozing/demolition of whole lower/working class neighborhoods happening in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia right now. Locals use Twitter spaces extensively to discuss, organize and share stories. Twitter spa
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The Use of Computers to Support Oppression
(www-cs-students.stanford.edu)
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5y ago
State backed company targeting U.S infrastructure to pawn exploits off of. Sounds like Terrorism/National Security Threat to me. But aren't they an Ally of U.S? I wonder what reaction the Americans would have if it was Iran attemp
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5y ago
Despite being called the "facebook law" it actually targets most online UGC sites. The facebook part is redundant actually as the live-streaming of the recent ethnic-cleansing of sheikh jarrah was reason for an instagram ban alrea
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5y ago
What's with all the hypothetical sneaking? I actively encourage you to participate in BDS of the states you have an issue with, as I do myself. I think you should read more in the history of this relationship and compel your representa
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5y ago
> "what happens to a Jew who sneaks to SA" If they came through legally, they'll be just fine. Maybe not before a few years ago (valid criticism). If they snuck in then that may be a different story - then you can go into
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5y ago
Not to burst your bubble or anything: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P24WZp0gVRg If you want to have your (valid) criticisms taken seriously, it's best to keep up to date with what's going on on the ground.
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5y ago
Hi HN, I'm pumped to launch payitfwd.dev - an easy way for github project maintainers to redirect would-be donors to downstream dependencies. I built payitfwd over the weekend after reading the n-th post on HN about maintainer burnout
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Show HN: Payitfwd.dev – Redirect Donors to Dependencies
(payitfwd.dev)
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smashah
5y ago
I've never used Adhole but thank you, maintainers of adhole, for holding out this long. I hope you move on to more fulfilling, rewarding and thankful endeavours.
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smashah
5y ago
Meanwhile in London founders are expected to take £6k at > 0%
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5y ago
Congrats friend
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5y ago
We rightly shut down the sense of entitlement that some users have to project maintainers' time and effort. I believe this whole recurring "open source + discord = bad" talking point comes from the same sense of entitlement.
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