talhah

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by talhah 6y ago
Judging from the example email the name of the spammer is "fixspam gitlab", I'm guessing they want gitlab to fix spam.
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by talhah 6y ago
To add to the list there's also Sandstorm: https://sandstorm.io
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by talhah 6y ago
Not the parent but I also do not prefer this setup, my preferred setup is setting everything up manually so I know exactly what is going on. It also allows for better debugging, flexibility and understanding of the software. It's also
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by talhah 6y ago
I doubt Neo Emacs' existence, emacs is very extensible and rather than a separate fork you'd get something like Spacemacs[0] which builds over the default Emacs distribution. https://www.spacemacs.org
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Mark Zuckerberg's Big Problem Has Been Obvious for 17 Years(inc.com)
2 points by talhah 6y ago|0 comments
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by talhah 6y ago
> Given this is related to Teams I'll also assume it's going to be painfully slow and the UX will be terrible. I share your pain there, Teams is painfully slow especially the browser version. The native version for Windows is a
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by talhah 6y ago
It depends what level of broken is okay with you. X11 by design allows any application to see what you type which I would consider broken and a security risk.
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by talhah 6y ago
Title is misleading, they're not charging you to keep your address. They're charging you for going over the storage limit, and you can still keep your address. You're just not allowed to send any emails until you clear the sp
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by talhah 6y ago
The uncomfortable truth is that it's learning the bias of people in it's dataset. As mentioned by another comment, when a muslim does something you may find many articles on that event but if it was done by a white supremacist in
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Eltanin OS(eltan.in.net)
2 points by talhah 6y ago|0 comments
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by talhah 6y ago
I wish more schools taught us the tools to deal with social media. At my school we're just given stale advice about cyberbullying and about posting things we'd regret. People don't even question the legitimacy of things often
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by talhah 6y ago
> I don’t really understand how “decentralized federation” solves any of twitter’s major issues? Scihub can host their own mastodon instance which means they have power of moderation, Twitter cannot impose whatever rules they want to. Be
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by talhah 6y ago
The scuttleverse [1] comes to mind when you mention this. It allows for creating a decentralized mesh network with communication between each node end to end encrypted. It's able to operate off the grid and allows communication throug
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Maybe we shouldn't want a fully decentralized web(withblue.ink)
179 points by talhah 6y ago|452 comments
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by talhah 6y ago
I'm glad they're introducing these kinds of regulations. My server gets a heck load of brute-force attempts and after visiting the IP addresses, most of these attempts come from compromised routers with default passwords :/ U