tomstockmail

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by tomstockmail 6y ago
So to clarify, these are rooms that are on matrix.org. I'm not following your statement on limiting opening federated network. I am suggesting that matrix.org stop users with the name "kikedestroyer" on their own instance fro
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by tomstockmail 6y ago
I don't agree with OP here but I've found a lot of people from the Parler/Gab crowd have found Matrix lack of content moderation appealing and have been in channels on the Matrix directory that have all the same content as Pa
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by tomstockmail 6y ago
There are a LOT of channels unmoderated in the matrix directory that could have been reported, so this isn't surprising. I have abuse complaints emailed to your abuse address that have gone unanswered, so I don't believe that you&
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by tomstockmail 6y ago
> Would you prefer the exact wording from the mailing list, "a bunch of bug fixes"? The mailing list [1] contains much more than "a bunch of bug fixes," arguably more than what the Phoronix link provides. >They alw
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Qualcomm made a modern smartwatch chip: Meet the Snapdragon Wear 410(arstechnica.com)
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by tomstockmail 7y ago
I've been using Jitsi Meet https://jitsi.org/jitsi-meet/
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by tomstockmail 7y ago
Click on it, click remove. I'm not 100% if I had to specifically install it from the add ons menu, but I believe I had to. Also this is Firefox Preview we're talking about - even if it wasn't able to be uninstalled it's
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by tomstockmail 7y ago
The dev is also active over on reddit.com/r/pidgin and the website has a link to the discord as well, ironically enough.
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by tomstockmail 7y ago
When I was looking at diamond rings the synthetics available to me were at a high cost, not much less than a "traditional" diamond. Same goes for alternate stones such as Moissanite which HackerNews has discussed below. So, not be
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by tomstockmail 7y ago
Anyone working on a Chicago based one? Chicago is quite flat with many taller-than-other buildings scattered throughout that could act as access points. There's https://www.reddit.com/r/ChicagoMeshnet that gets so
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by tomstockmail 7y ago
I had similar with a website called Apollo. Story linked below[1]. Edit: Their opt out page and main site[2]. Notably, Firefox Developer Edition warned me and linked me to the main Firefox Monitor page, so it's something that's be
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by tomstockmail 7y ago
I'd be interested in how they would manage weight distribution as well. Will the plane still fly in a situation where passengers on one side of the aircraft need to be on the other side?
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by tomstockmail 7y ago
Interesting. Another project with similar goals I came across recently is https://www.stampstampede.org/faq/ which was started by Ben Cohen of Ben & Jerry's fame. They use a stamp (like the Where's George
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by tomstockmail 7y ago
>And the BAT sits in an address until that creator does verify. To my point - you're not tipping the content creator at all until they claim (edit: although as you say, tipping to verified does tip them). Also, these tips that are d
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by tomstockmail 7y ago
If they aren't opted in to the program then you're not giving them anything. As far as I know Brave is still accepting tips on behalf of people even if they're not opted in. Also, these tips are in an altcoin that Brave creat
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by tomstockmail 7y ago
While no true lawsuit yet, there have been cease-and-desist sent: https://www.businessinsider.com/newspaper-publishers-send-ce... Most recently (as far as big news goes) it turns out Brave collects donations even if content
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by tomstockmail 8y ago
>The end result is that it is becoming harder to trust any statement, not really what we want either. This is a tactic in itself. I can't find the details behind it, but the act of so much misinformation at once that helps drowned o
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by tomstockmail 8y ago
"We do not intend to reopen the HQ2 search at this time." I wonder if this is to let some of the news cool, work behind the scenes with some of the previous offers, then surprise announcement down the road.
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by tomstockmail 8y ago
Love the workflow with Zulip, but I hope they work out a way to join in with either Matrix or IRC3+ federation.
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by tomstockmail 8y ago
Glad to hear the tool works well for FB employee's. As always the contribution to the community is much appreciated. But as others have pointed out, the tool name could use a rebranding. The popular SonarCube is just one example where
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by tomstockmail 9y ago
I don't know of any apps that do this exactly, so maybe if you want to stay within YouTube you could try restricting to a playlist. But that still has the possibility of random videos playing at some point. I've also been looking
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by tomstockmail 9y ago
They're building it extremely close to the WI/IL border so I wonder how many people working there will actually be from IL. There's an agreement between IL/WI so that the employee taxes in the paycheck will go to IL and
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by tomstockmail 9y ago
It's making its rounds. Accenture is incredibly unorganized though, for example I have no idea which teams use this AWS service. I didn't even know Accenture had AWS services as they tend to push Azure more. My own project uses it
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by tomstockmail 9y ago
Heartbleed and ShellShock were serious but nowhere near the seriousness of WannaCrypt. Don't let the top headlines of HN and a fancy logo be how you rate vulnerabilities.
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by tomstockmail 10y ago
>Riot is really obnoxious to use and get set up, and is also extremely resource hungry. I set it up over the weekend and it took me less than an hour, and that was because of my HAProxy + Lets Encrypt setup requirements. It's not pe
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by tomstockmail 10y ago
Phoronix has quite the following, unfortunately. Luckily it's banned on reddits /r/linux forum.
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by tomstockmail 10y ago
Entirely. Phoronix just likes their clickbait and alarmist headlines.
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by tomstockmail 10y ago
>People have short memories, especially about internet drama Hardly. Sony rootkit, Debian OpenSSL issue from 2008, Reddit CEO spez changing reddit user comments, and many more are things that I see pop up on a weekly basis here on HN, da
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by tomstockmail 10y ago
Please refrain from telling people what is not funny. It's not polite and doesn't add to the conversation.
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by tomstockmail 10y ago
What does archiveteam do differently than The Internet Archive? It wasn't clear to me reading their about page, as well as some odd main projects with IRC channels being a main goal.

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