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by urda 8y ago
One of those provide value, protection, and an exportable / importable product. This actually progresses nations and communities, which is not a waste of energy at all. The other is crypto mining and crypto currency. > This argument
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by urda 8y ago
Yeah but in practice today they are far from sustainable, and have done significant environmental damage due to their ridiculous energy consumption.
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by urda 8y ago
... what Google products don't require the cloud? You know that pretty much all Google services are in the cloud yes? As a third party observer, you have gone completely off the rails here.
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by urda 9y ago
> It is not similar to garbage in the ocean. No, it's much much worse [1]. Startups need to start following regulations. This "move fast and break things" mentality when it comes to our environment is irresponsible and chi
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by urda 9y ago
Unless you locally encrypt your content before shipping it to Google or any other mail server , you can never be sure that your e-mail is "self destructing". This is a dog and pony show.
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by urda 9y ago
I'll repost the same thing here, since apparently this is confusing to some HN users this morning: > So you're discounting someone's opinion because they were forced to use unauthorized repair manuals because the manufactu
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by urda 9y ago
> So you're discounting someone's opinion because they were forced to use unauthorized repair manuals because the manufacturer stopped producing repair manuals for devices customers have paid for? Yes, because it's a legal
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by urda 9y ago
Louis Rossmann, who openly admitted to using illegally obtained schematics and internal documents from Apple? I wouldn't be throwing that name around as a talking point at all in this discussion. The reason why Apple doesn't want
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by urda 9y ago
While it's unlikely you'll ever face a problem like this, do know that lying is a punishable offence, which your comment incorrectly demonstrates. You need to take a moment and review "18 U.S. Code § 1001 - Statements or en
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by urda 9y ago
> Apples fake privacy concerns. Apple has been a loud, proven advocate and supporter of Privacy. This comment is all snark and nothing factual.
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by urda 9y ago
The TouchID sensor is the power button.
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by urda 9y ago
Did we watch the same video? Because there was an explosion (or explosion-like event where material is spread around the room) for sure.
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by urda 9y ago
What's your citation or evidence to Apple moving to a "services" business-model? They are hardware focused, so that's not a correct statement.
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by urda 9y ago
Not sure what set you off today, but there's plenty of younger workers who can easily take you because it's easy . Someone like you who claims to have so much experience and training should know most of all: Pride comes before th
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by urda 9y ago
This isn't a thread about choices or alternatives, the topic is about the partnership.
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by urda 9y ago
Not going to happen. The moment that leaked out both parties would lose all trust from the industry. That's a hell of a hypothetical question though.
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XMarks is shutting down on May 1, 2018
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by urda 9y ago
I just wanted to say you did a great job of bundling up all those nerves, anxiety, and feelings about getting your own rig up and running. Great comment.
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by urda 9y ago
It will do you well to remember HN isn't the entire world. For many gamers out there building their first PC is a scary and daunting step.
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by urda 9y ago
You have a citation for that? Because last I checked Uber is bleeding money everywhere.
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by urda 9y ago
Cool, can you link the report here when you do?
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by urda 9y ago
Most? No. There's a lot of workers in our field that are here as non-natives but they are not the majority group. The majority group are fully fledged citizens who do not have this issue to deal with.
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by urda 9y ago
> Update: Can confirm Firefox Quantum with SOCKS proxy leaks the address. Oh dear! Did you file a bug report?
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by urda 9y ago
> would quit a job that treated me as a child which must be supervised in such a manner. Then you should be prepared to be permanently out of work. You are NOT entitled to private communications on company-sanctioned channels. Full Stop
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by urda 9y ago
I've already ran across at least one user who was obviously astroturfing trying to play down FB's involvement in this crap, it's actually kind of horrifying to see on here.
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by urda 9y ago
> Ah yes, expanding my world view that we should encourage school shootings. ... If only we were all so enlightened as Americans That's not what I said at all (I even offered non-evil usages that occur daily, globally). Twisting wor
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by urda 9y ago
> > but on what grounds do you consider Glock or Remington evil > I just don't like 'em. That's what is called "poor critical thinking" in most circles. Please push your agenda elsewhere.
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by urda 9y ago
> How does UK know who Zuckerberg is? How would they not know who he is? It's the world's largest social media platform, they're going to know who he is. What kind of reasoning is this? The Government may call up whoever
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by urda 9y ago
You could have a cron job automatically sync repos, but right now I have my own local copies and I use GitLab's "Repository mirroring" [1] which has worked really well for me! [1] https://docs.gitlab.com/ee
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by urda 9y ago
Security updates should be vetted and not auto-accepted. There's no problem here.

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