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6y ago
I remember this, still wild re-reading the entire record of events.
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urda
6y ago
E-mail is a hard problem to solve, and I'm honestly really glad I do not have to manage it day-to-day myself.
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6y ago
> Contracts are not laws But laws govern them nonetheless https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_contract_law for starters. The court told Epic how to get in compliance with Apple, they refused, Apple in their
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urda
6y ago
> if Epic wins this battle Apple That's a big IF. You will find it damn-near-impossible to have any legal standing when you willfully violate the terms of service with a provider as openly as Epic did. Apple is fully in the right
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urda
6y ago
`hg` used to be my go-to DVCS, then the GitHub wave hit and pretty much `git` on the job everywhere. Although, my first job out of Grad School did use mercurial, but eventually moved to GitHub Enterprise. I do miss it, and I hope mercuria
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urda
6y ago
Since when? You cannot side load apps onto modern consoles, to the extent of manufactures like even Nintendo releasing updated hardware revisions to block homebrew exploits.
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urda
6y ago
Whatever it takes to bring back Microsoft Bob.
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urda
6y ago
I don't see how one can trust their Azure platform if Microsoft gets in bed with TikTok. It completely deletes all their digital trust.
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urda
6y ago
Emergency funds are designed just for that. Emergencies.
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urda
6y ago
I'm not brave enough to run my own mail server, it's just such a critical service to me.
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6y ago
I'm amazed at how much detailed investigations into just this single game have been. From the glitches, to how the game works internally, and now neat little facts like this make it such a cool little game.
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urda
6y ago
It is absolutely how it works when there is a internal policy against using PHP. That's literally fact. That's literally how it works . Additional resource: See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23030330
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6y ago
SDK != Corp Policy You can't use PHP internally at Amazon. Downvotes and ignoring facts do not suddenly make my factual comment "untrue". See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23030330
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6y ago
PHP is a banned language internally Amazon and Amazon subsidiaries, so they will not care. ... why am I getting downvoted for offering direct experience as an AMZN engineer? Amazon InfoSec forbids PHP. See also: https://news.ycom
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urda
6y ago
What does this mean for current x86 needs? Will Apple just "bridge" it for a while like their transition to Intel? Do they have a shim or some other way to handle it?
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urda
6y ago
Any salary or compensation website will be skewed upwards. It's how humans naturally are. Linking a different website doesn't change this reality.
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urda
6y ago
And we are allowing it. From the dangerous tactic of allowing them to MITM all users via the AMP platform, to pushing their features only in their browser. A browser, which I may remind, was pushed to success by abusing their market positio
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urda
6y ago
I’m a big fan of using make in my projects. It’s nice to be able to sit down another dev or new user and just tell them to `make build` or `make test`. It also makes finding bugs easier as you can bisect with it.
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urda
6y ago
If you're not networking you're not moving ahead.
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6y ago
The fact that HN would rather downvote this comment and is OK with people getting killed is absolutely disgusting. I've literally had both friends and family die because of bad actors like Elon. HN you disappoint me, but I guess it
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urda
6y ago
A luxury vehicle manufacturer is not essential. Elon is rushing things so he can make a buck, at the costs (and possibly lives) of his workers.
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6y ago
Yeah I'm totally OK with this. Medical facilities aren't exactly "autoscale", and by the time you change your mind it's already too late. It's great to hear they weren't used heavily. It was great that the
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urda
6y ago
Well that's it for Keybase. I can't continue to recommend them. I was able to look past the cryptocoin distribution to be honest, but teaming up with Zoom seems like the kiss of death for any security focus.
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6y ago
Please don't use uppercase for emphasis. If you want to emphasize a word or phrase, put asterisks around it and it will get italicized.
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7y ago
It's not a mystery. China is for sure not telling the truth. Remember this is a country with massive censorship issues and have even kicked out foreign reporters. I'd like to know what the downvotes are? Because everything here is
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urda
7y ago
https://playartifact.com/news/1821083382556531528 Valve is working on it still.
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7y ago
> How is this different from nightclubs having a high bar to entry? It's not, and that's pretty messed up too when you stop and actually think about it. > If you disagree, then you are a hypocrite. Just going to shut out any
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7y ago
> For context, "sick man of Asia" is up there with the n-word and drawing pictures of Mohammad in terms of its ability to offend a group of people. Yikes I'm sorry, no that's simply not true at all. When you can'
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7y ago
Yikes, no that's not how boards work.
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7y ago
If an attacker has gained access to your vault you have much, much more to worry about than if 2FA codes are there or not.
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