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DMARC does check the from field in the mail, so I don't know how could this happen
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what happened?
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true, but I think even the https://nvidia-is-objectively-evil.com would have been flagged
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Tell HN: Do not register .sh domains
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Comparing it to the physical thing is not fair. Murder is slow, and for mass murder at least there are people who will have to agree and do it. Compare it to automatically blocking a website after a button is pressed And murder is transpare
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Not in my country. The ISP just blocks a domain name on the ISP-provided DNS server, which is a joke in the world of dns-over-https
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Because the tools created for censorship for the good cause are too dangerous to exist Governments quickly realize that they cannot effectively block websites in foreign jurisdictions. The only way to achieve this is to tell local ISPs whic
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I usually remember the story from my personal experience in Russia, from long time ago A soldier killed himself with a rifle A local newspaper was asked to remove the page because "it contains information harmful to children", nam
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by the way, did he solve the issue with this approach?
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31-36
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I've recently told a person to kill themselves. Because I was very frustrated with the trend their product is going. For example, they rolled out a wysiwyg editor with the "lose all the text input" feature. I'm writing s
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governments maybe?
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so tired of people calling everything they don't like fascism. For fascism you need a single leader, single party, ideology, mass censorship
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> at a minimum you want secure boot + attestation + memory encryption that's an interesting statement. These all feel like patches to mitigate the evil maid problem, but they can never solve it fully
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hello from Russia, which was disconnected from the rest of the world by our overloads Visa and Mastercard There's a whole buisness model of russians paying to a company in Kazahstan so that they buy a steam game and gift it to a russia
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Ask HN: Documenting the behavior of Microsoft of destroying true sleep
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political fallout? if you tell people the west hates you and then west bombs you, it makes it easier for you to continue preaching what you preached
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> command I run in one shell session is not immediately available as a history item in other concurrent shell sessions this can be solved in vanilla bash by adding these lines to .bashrc (be sure to remove other HIST* configs options fro
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VPNs are cool but governments are always stronger. There's no good outcome if people don't fight for their internet freedom. In Russia the providers block OpenVPN and wireguard already. In China it's probably so much worse
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Maybe it's unrelated to the thread topic, but the benefit of the American 2 amendment system is that the conscription officer knows he can be shot in the face when visiting the home of an unwilling conscript. Maybe this would have prev
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yes, was not obvious it's not terabytes per second
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why didn't he opt to use `timeout --signal=SIGKILL` and instead wrapped everything in extra bash to make it more killable?..
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I used to start my conversations with "hello fucker" with claude 3.7 there's was always a "user started with a rude greeting, I should avoid it and answer the technical question" line in chains of thought with claud
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it's still painful when you can't even use the os-provided version of git and have to install newer one with conda
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Not a Windows user, but I hate WSL. Looks like microsoft realizing they will lose a generation of developers to linux so they implemented linux inside their OS. Now people won't see the joys of recompiling kernel :)
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to filter out people completely uninterested in the topic
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unskippable cookie banner covers 50 percent of the screen
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> I asked why setting permissions was not a sufficient solution. /etc/passwd is readable by design by every user in Linux. And you have it even inside the containers. If you set permissions to "readable by root only"
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My argument is not just about "some people", people who are pretty high up in the hierarchy. How about russian ex-president? The "hate west" narrative is pushed because it makes sense during the war. If Putin decides now
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Yeah yeah they hate it so much they send their children to live in Europe and buy properties there. Hating the west is only an ideology given to plebs
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