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6y ago
Oh Tim... I beseech thee, please stop with your divine virtue signaling from upon high.
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6y ago
As someone who doesn't use facebook at all, this reads as so hilarious. Zuck knows, in this "difficult moment", his internal employee memo would leak, so he makes it public outside the walled garden. Hey Mark, let us know
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6y ago
I don't use facebook, but I thought trump posts on twitter, not facebook? Is there a trump site on facebook that also posts his twitter stuff?
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6y ago
Well, just want to point out, "money for everyone" is not true. I'm sure there are workers here on HN that did not receive any due to income.
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6y ago
(looks like they scrubbed today's launch...) I was never really excited about space shuttle launches when I was kid. After the challenger disaster (i was in middle school at the time and remember my science teacher in tears), I just d
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6y ago
"It’s perfectly fine to say, “I don’t know enough about it, and I really don’t care to.”" This guy must be loads of fun at dinner parties ;)... i'd say stopping at "i don't know enough about it." would be the p
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6y ago
I rock an Ibanez. ;)
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6y ago
If that video was "banned" on youtube, how am I able to view it on youtube? The first few statements he makes are bit eye-raising and I didn't continue listening but: "many of the people who died would've died at th
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6y ago
Well, I don't have a epic games account. Does that count?
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6y ago
"Turns out I'm not the only one who listen to podcasts while writing code" I doubt this person is producing good code or learning anything from the podcast.
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6y ago
The site pushes really hard that you shouldn't use the low-level system calls in your code and that you should (always?) be using a library (liburing). What exactly is liburing bringing to the table that I shouldn't be using the u
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6y ago
systemd comes from a gnome developer. a gnome developer doesn't care what came from before and doesn't care what they produce. all a gnome developer cares about is the future. the future is what is all that matters and getting t
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6y ago
I can't make it through these millennial-style edit every second and imma meme-lord videos. I suppose there is pearls of wisdom hidden somewhere in there (I mean front page of hacker news?). Sadly, Joshua Weinstein has also evolved in
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6y ago
This is maddening reading this thread. What is the reason for a federal gov't but to coordinate such cooperation? It goes back to creation of the "United States"! (this is hypothetical question, not one i expect you to ans
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6y ago
Their twitter feed has some pictures. Maybe I shouldn't say this, but I have a soft spot for "institutional" food prep/service... no matter how bad a rep they get. I appreciate feeding a large group of people in a safe
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7y ago
I can feel the pain reading that post. I'd suggest it might be easier and "good enough" to just use symmetric encryption. Tell your friend the password you both will use and just use "gpg -c plaintext.txt".
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7y ago
I still have no idea what a "sleeve cap ease" is, but reading that post is fascinatingly esoteric.
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7y ago
Does Biden support the EARN IT bill? Does Trump support the EARN IT bill?
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7y ago
It's just poor taste to talk smack about a dead guy. Her "eulogy" came off as a kind of personal grievance even, which just made it worse... she should really know better being in a supervisory/executive level.
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7y ago
"If I lose my paper maps or get way off route—both have happened—digital maps become invaluable." That's a weird flex to make "digital" maps look better. I suppose that's a nod to have both (I agree), but it&#
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7y ago
So why aren't you arguing that firefox support migration to ftps or sftp?
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7y ago
Insecure? Bullshit. They should remove http then. I'd respect them if they just said they're lazy and don't want to support the ftp protocol.
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7y ago
NY will follow the Federal filing date delay.
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Civic Technology Can Help Stop a Pandemic
(foreignaffairs.com)
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7y ago
My pet peeve: reporters using "that begs the question, why ...?". No, that doesn't beg the question, that raises a question. Better yet, just ask the question. AAARRRGHHH!!!
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7y ago
It's too late for the U.S. There isn't a clear, organized, unified direction of testing and action plan for all humans within its borders. That's the only way to get and organize an effective response. We're canceling
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7y ago
This is fascinating and great information for a layman like myself. Especially how the virus uses the cell's machinery to create the virus' own components (rna/lipids/protein) which then self-assemble. incredible.
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7y ago
By the article's own definition, "expertise" as just pattern matching/recognition is too simplistic... that leaves out the "action" part mentioned in the article. e.g. an expert violin player better be able to
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7y ago
This thing should never be on by default. Mozilla here has decided for me that it is an acceptable layering violation on my system/network. IMHO, this thing is bordering on malware.
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7y ago
Is this right... so in FIDO2, the website only has to store the public key of the token (which will get sent on registration/signup and mapped to a userid)?
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