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by urda 7y ago
Because A company capitalizing on a crisis for personal gain is disgusting. Simple stuff.
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by urda 7y ago
Huh? First off citing yourself isn't an elaboration. Second if you are arguing that one-time-pads don't work / won't work in modern times that goes against our entire understanding of certain bits of cryptography. You&#x
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by urda 7y ago
Will do, I had not thought of that.
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by urda 7y ago
OK thanks for checking it out I feel a lot better about it then.
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by urda 7y ago
I'm 100% concerned that this post was AstroTurf'd to the front of HN given the negative article posted against Lambda hours before. This managed to hustle up in less than 15 minutes and kept climbing.
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by urda 7y ago
They can terminate your employment if caught?
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by urda 7y ago
It's wild to see how far our technology has come, I enjoyed the retrospective offered here.
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by urda 7y ago
I'm disappointed in you HN. The downvoting behavior over just discussing the facts of a codebase or industry is unacceptable and unbecoming. Your feelings of how software licensing should be does not matter here.
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by urda 7y ago
1) The sarcasm isn't appreciated here on HN. 2) Not everything in the FOSS world is GPL'd. 3) There are plenty of users who have this restriction in their work and it is a real restriction to be aware of when discussing tooling. 4
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by urda 7y ago
Quick reminder that ShellCheck is licensed under the strict GNU GPL 3.0 license. For many professionals your employer will often block / avoid GPL code, tools, and libraries.
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by urda 7y ago
Right, I have never seen this used against any major corporation ever. This "rule" was also approved and jammed through by the same lobbyists that protect DMCA abusers. It's all smoke and mirrors to trick people into thinking
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by urda 7y ago
For me local radio, like KEXP in Seattle, is how I find new and exciting music I might not have listened to otherwise. It has become my go-to channel for when I want something on.
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by urda 7y ago
This really didn't make things any less confusing. If anything else, I'm more confused by just a massive spam of product tiles as the first thing I see. It feels like I misclicked an ad in my Google search and ended up at a knock-
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by urda 7y ago
> This claim is so old, and has never been true. Citation needed. > If I wanted to hide an important piece of information, I guess I'd find a physically obscure and secured playce [sic], like a hidden safe or whatnot. That's
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by urda 7y ago
You just can't rely on Google for long term services any more. That memo was just the final nail the GCP coffin. Google wouldn't care a second about you, so why should you give them your business?
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by urda 7y ago
It will be difficult for Boeing to walk back the public opinion of the 737 MAX for what they have done. I know plenty of airline customers who intend to never fly a segment that utilizes one.
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by urda 7y ago
So Russia would annex a portion of the US and not trigger war or any conflict? Yeah, no that's highly unlikely.
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by urda 7y ago
E-mail newsletters announcing new features or options are not "coercing" you to do anything. You clicked it, failed to know the ramifications of 2FA (which GitHub does spell out), and didn't secure your backup codes. Take som
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by urda 7y ago
I tend to agree with this, it's also important to note that this is a new user, linking to their own blog too. There is self interest at play for eyes on links.
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by urda 7y ago
Streaming is becoming too fragmented, too many studios are "taking their ball home" by pulling popular shows from Netflix / others just to support their specific platform. Meanwhile, my NAS and Plex server don't seem to
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by urda 7y ago
I wanted to just drop a comment that I appreciate the time you took into this write up with code examples. It made understanding your POV very easy.
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by urda 7y ago
Re-releasing old content is not something you consider "stale" ?
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by urda 7y ago
I am trying to stick to guidelines here, understood.
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by urda 7y ago
> you mean the days when most software had to be manually installed on your Windows? :-) Oof I do not miss that! You are 100% correct that tool selection is a major decision in how well a product, app, or website responds. Perhaps we nee
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by urda 7y ago
I partially blame the availability of large amounts of bandwidth in many portions of the world. We went from having strict data needs, where websites had to be crafted to be quick and clean, to now where just unoptimized and bulky JS litter
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by urda 7y ago
Go ahead and add reddit into the mix as well. It's starting to be really concerning only a few people control these important discussion and meeting places, and exercise (often) power abuse from such a position to push their agenda. Hi
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by urda 7y ago
Echo's listen for their wake word, which is done on device and offline. It detects the wake word, and then connects to the internet. It is not actively transmitting in the background. If you have proof of echo devices not doing this, y
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by urda 7y ago
If you've carried an Android at all, you've already had a listening device in your home for years. This device also has a ton more sensors and data it collects off you than a smart speaker could.
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by urda 7y ago
I haven't done a ton of Docker DevOps at scale, but shouldn't teams be pulling images, vetting, and then hosting on their own hub?
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by urda 7y ago
The good ones are making that when you account for compensation, perks, and stock grants. This isn't unusual at all for top talent.

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