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by weare138 6y ago
Firefox 79.0b3 (64-bit) on Ubuntu 19.10 works
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by weare138 6y ago
> Unless, of course, they're a minority protesting a few crowd-approved issues. Interesting way to describe Americans who are victims of systemic racism protesting for their Constitutional rights.
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by weare138 6y ago
Google can't even meet their own metrics. The Gmail landing page gets a PageSpeed score of 24. https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=...
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by weare138 6y ago
> over something that is likely a simple mistake by a fairly fresh or unskilled developer. Either scenario is equally bad when it's a multi-billion dollar financial institution. It's a bank not some Wordpress site for local bu
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by weare138 6y ago
>We have to assume people who are performing intelligent work are capable of nuance and discretion Which is why myself and many others in the industry would not see a problem using different terms. I know I don't need to explain thi
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by weare138 6y ago
> I think that master/slave correctly describes the relationship between constructs But it's not the only way to describe it. There are other ways to describe it without using contentious terms.
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by weare138 6y ago
Parler, the free [ to agree with our ] speech platform.
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by weare138 6y ago
Same here. In the late 90s when I started in tech I worked at this defunct consulting co. doing life cycle support at Motorola's corporate headquarters. They just threw away old hardware so I scored some old Macs and a Next pizza box.
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by weare138 6y ago
Here's a screenshot from Parler's site showing their promoted news sources. It pretty much sums up Parler: https://i.imgur.com/2Lb8kwB.png
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Proposed bill will require broken encryption, backdoors on devices(techdirt.com)
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Lindsay Graham unveils a bill that would make encryption useless(salon.com)
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by weare138 6y ago
Turns out there's some truth to the story. The native Irish are genetically related to the Basques and people from the Galicia region in Spain. https://www.irishtimes.com/news/genetic-studies-show-our-clo... The s
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by weare138 6y ago
The article mentions a compromised user account so the attackers were probably able to just upload files directly through the compromised hosting account. Plus what's interesting is they don't mention the server itself being compr
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AT&T Has Now Eliminated 41,000 Jobs Since Its $42B Trump Tax Cut(techdirt.com)
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Multiple former eBay employees charged with cyberstalking and witness tampering(lawandcrime.com)
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by weare138 6y ago
> reorganization of largely the same code base Quantum uses a new UI framework called Photon, new CSS engine and rendering architecture called Servo and the compositor has been completely overhauled to integrate Servo. So no, it is no
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by weare138 6y ago
This. Firefox Quantum doesn't even use the same codebase as Firefox circa 2014.
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by weare138 6y ago
Hitachi SH-4 | 10M transistors | 1997 SPARC64 V | 191M transistors | 2001 DEC Alpha 21364 (EV7) | 152M transistors | 2003 SPARC64 V+ | 400M transistors | 2004 Cell | 250M transistors | 2005 POWER6 | 789M transistors | 2007 SPARC64 VI | 540M
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by weare138 6y ago
> I can buy AMD or Intel CPUs, AMD/Intel/NVidia GPUs, a vast array of motherboards and cards, storage and networking pretty much off the shelf, throw Windows or Linux standard builds on it and expect it to work great and perfor
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by weare138 6y ago
Uncover DC? I don't know about DC, but after checking out a few of the articles it definitely doesn't take much effort to 'uncover' this site's motivations.
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by weare138 6y ago
I'm currently and temporarily staying in central VA and I can't believe how bad internet access and cell service is here. I'm basically in between Charlottesville and Richmond along the I64 corridor and there is no viable bro
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by weare138 6y ago
If you have the option set sure, but they still get flagged and removed from the thread. I just don't see how moderating comments would be considered 'censorship'. Just go post that crap on your own subreddit. If someone is p
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by weare138 6y ago
True. You'd think I would have learned by now. You can't have a logical discussion about illogical views.
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by weare138 6y ago
Obvious trolling and/or racist comments get moderated on HN too, what's the difference?
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by weare138 6y ago
>Fortunately, OpenSSL has improved significantly in the last few years. After Heartbleed was discovered. I think it's the TLS specification itself that's the problem. It's ridiculously complex and difficult to implement co
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by weare138 6y ago
Just when you thought this timeline couldn't get any weirder...
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by weare138 6y ago
Unless the business owner already uses Trustwave, which it doesn't seem like they do, then I'm pretty sure this is a phishing email or spam. Trustwave themselves seems like a legit company. I've heard of them but I don&#x27
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by weare138 6y ago
I think that's a better headline personally...
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Beenz: One of Greatest dotcom Disasters of all Time(youtube.com)
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by weare138 6y ago
> and they are correcting it. Only after getting caught. It's not like you can 'accidentally' write a bunch of code and push it out.

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