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China orders state offices to replace foreign computers, software
(technode.com)
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Scoped Storage Stories: Problems with SAF
(commonsware.com)
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7y ago
He has been working for two years in the AdWords team. Sure it is possible to work somewhere for two years and don't get even an basic understanding of the product, but it is unsurprising if somebody would call that surprising.
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7y ago
That is a very naive view of private equity buyouts. The domain business of .org is run by Afilias, they pay about $2 per year for a domain. That is a extremely low price and it would be very difficult to manage to get a lower price anywher
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Shiny New Thing Syndrome.
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7y ago
Using Emacs or VI for Java is something for masochists. Helping them with refactoring support would take away their fun/pain. Doesn't use the Java LSP the Eclipse IDE? Maybe it would just be easier to configure your IDE like emacs
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A Better PIR Deal – Maintaining Trust Is Good Business
(circleid.com)
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The .ORG Sale Is a Radical Departure That Puts the Internet at Risk
(circleid.com)
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7y ago
Interesting that the Contact on this Page for the "Public Interest Registry" is handled not by PIR but by "Jackson Street Partners, LLC is a specialized communications firm offering real-time issues / reputation manageme
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Information Regarding Ethos Agreement to Acquire PIR from the Internet Society
(keypointsabout.org)
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7y ago
What comes up in Google are websites, those websites are from a domain, those domains have a TLD.
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7y ago
> during which domain owners can lock in a 10-year registration at pre-increase rates. That is not what is written in the Registry Agreement. "Registry Operator shall offer registrars the option to obtain domain name registration re
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> This transaction will put that bigger mission on a solid footing I don't understand how that should be true. Either Ethos would have too pay too much or Ethos would have to be able to run this business more cost effective. Both so
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That is quite a positive spin for the real reason, which is that Audi's car sales are stagnating since 2015.
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7y ago
Especially Delaware and all the other US tax heavens.
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7y ago
The ads/content ratio of this site is about 1/30. Where is the problem?
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7y ago
In Germany and Switzerland communities do the same. This data includes name, age, religion, car insurance and number plate, address, former address, marriage status.
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7y ago
Thanks for pointing out this mistake. Here is one of the canal bridges which have been built around 1670. https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pont-canal_du_R%C3%A9pudre and one from 1690: https://en.wikipedia.or
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Imho even more amazing are those water bridges of the Canal du Midi. Built around 1670. https://www.beziers-in-mediterranee.com/sites/ot-beziers/fil...
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> but Jessica told BuzzFeed News she doesn’t think she’s gaming the system; she’s trying to help brands grow their businesses in Amazon’s massive marketplace. “I’m just a pawn in their marketing scheme,” she said. > Jessica’s activity
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7y ago
A search for "slang dictionary" gives me your site as Nr.1 result. For "slang words" you are somewhere on page 4 or 5. A Google demotion looks different. What do you expect? Ranking on the first page for every slang word
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7y ago
What about politics as the art of compromises? What you are describing will lead eventually to a civil war. But maybe you forgot the sarcasm tag.
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> Discussions in most places But usually on HN with other topics such a primitive black and white thinking is in the minority and will be laughed about or just ignored. Why not if it comes to politics?
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Why do such discussions on HN always end in some crude left vs. right fights? Later addition because most answers say that this is normal for politics: Usually on HN for other topics such a primitive black and white thinking is in the minor
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That was more like the devil's clown.
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That is a well known fact. But what does that have to do with "The Bitcoin rally of 2017 was caused by Ethereum, ...."
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Because Bitcoin is great for ICOs?
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Again the question is "How tied?" I tried to get some info on their page and about the fifth sentence is: > In the unlikely case of a black swan event, the system will employ Emergency Shutdown, a last resort to guarantee the s
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The simplest static site generator
(hackernoon.com)
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7y ago
What has the "where you built it" to do with the domain name?
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