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811.
by xyst 2y ago
Same. I switched to Alacritty and later Ghostty.
812.
by xyst 2y ago
Mitchell Hashimoto and group of contributors released a native terminal app recently - ghostty.org Well suited replacement for iterm2 and terminal.app, imo
813.
by xyst 2y ago
found new banners for my servers
814.
by xyst 2y ago
Probably sent here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Disciplinary_B... (Leavenworth)
815.
by xyst 2y ago
So this person, “kiberphant0m”, was just a middleman to sell the data? At best, he is a skid and low level foot soldier. Government using this to send a loud message to future skiddies - “don’t fuck with us”
816.
by xyst 2y ago
Besides playing an endless game of wackamole by blocking the bots. What can we do? I don’t see court system being helpful in recovering lost time. But maybe we could waste their time by fingerprinting the bot traffic and returning back usel
817.
by xyst 2y ago
Middle class Americans have been dealing with this awful middleman for decades. Peaceful protesting got us nowhere. Politicians are bought by these conglomerates. Court systems give these companies a slap on the wrist. Only thing I have see
818.
by xyst 2y ago
The absurdity of American healthcare industry can be summed up by this series by “Dr. Glaucomflecken” on YT. Some of the videos are even based on Propublica journalism. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpMVXO0TkGpdvjujyXuv
819.
by xyst 2y ago
I never used this service but based on their site. It's aimed at pediatric care? With the decline in birth rates in the US, didn't seem like a sustainable model from the get go.
820.
by xyst 2y ago
Very difficult to disrupt American healthcare when health insurance companies determine your rates, direct pay patients often the most vulnerable, and instead of focusing on patient care you have to focus on stupid administrative tasks to d
821.
by xyst 2y ago
He was a good person, but unfortunately his administration set a massive precedent in deregulation of private industries, and setup the foundation for neo-liberalism and Reagan/“trickle down” economics.
822.
by xyst 2y ago
> short term gains For who exactly? The $1.5T tax cut (deficit spend) for billionaires was advertised as a “bill for the middle class” [1] under the assumption of idiotic “trickle down economics. Trump administration at the time even pro
823.
by xyst 2y ago
> Submit resume + cover letter Does anybody here actually read _cover letters_? I almost never submit them, unless required. I feel it's a remnant of pre-digital age where you would apply _in-person_ and the cover letter makes it _f
824.
by xyst 2y ago
Got to feed their piss poor "Apple Intelligence", somehow.
825.
by xyst 2y ago
There should be a business continuity plan in case of “glitches”. But these airlines are cheap and greedy to develop playbooks, train airline staff, and airport personnel on the ground.
826.
by xyst 2y ago
I agree with other commenters that the “oauth” keyword in title is misleading. I assumed this was compliant with oauth spec. It’s an interesting service, but I doubt I would use this for anything serious beyond toy apps. There was an articl
827.
by xyst 2y ago
I am more impressed by the thoroughness of this IJ report than Honey’s browser extension which just re-writes affiliate cookies. Honey is a parasite stealing from other parasites.
828.
by xyst 2y ago
a simple database of coupon codes for each retailer. That’s it. Basically a “Retailmenot” copy. Interestingly, RMN did sue over alleged IP infringement in 2018 [1] [1] https://ia803106.us.archive.org/8/items/gov.us
829.
by xyst 2y ago
With more deregulation just beyond the horizon, I wonder how much latitude these companies are going to get with siphoning/stealing from people. It’s amazing IJ from MegaLag, but what’s do we expect going forward? Honey was essentially
830.
by xyst 2y ago
They are also active in contributing to cyrus-imap
831.
by xyst 2y ago
The modern day “Trillian” for video/musiv
832.
by xyst 2y ago
9/11 changed the game. Fear is a powerful motivator. Cameras on: - public roadways, highways - streets (nyc, london) - businesses - private cars - public transportation - interiors of cars - perimeter of residential homes - interiors o
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How the 1980s Engineered the Collapse of the Working Class(thewalrus.ca)
13 points by xyst 2y ago|2 comments
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by xyst 2y ago
1st severe case in US. ~27 days prior , report of mutated bird flu case in Canada [1] getting some early COVID vibes rn. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/nov/19/bird-flu-cases...
835.
by xyst 2y ago
I honestly don’t care about the “passkey” revolution. I use a password manager that generates a unique password for every service for a reason. Then secure it with 2FA (either with TOTP or emailed magic link), if available. I think I have u
836.
by xyst 2y ago
This is what’s wrong with this country. We are run by a ruling class that only sees a profit. Screw sustainability, I (“SV VC”) just want 100X off my $1M initial investment, bro. Either hYpErScAlE or fuck off. Taking VC money is a poison pi
837.
by xyst 2y ago
> “ Let’s be honest, most people aren’t using these big trucks to the best of their capabilities,” Odom said. understatement of the year. Many folks in tech, finance buy these trucks as some status icon to fulfill some insecurity. The am
838.
by xyst 2y ago
Or Delaware
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by xyst 2y ago
Uploaded intelligence will pave the way for BMS-III. Climate change resolved (no more need for ag, transportation of any kind, housing). Human brain uploaded to quantum servers cooled in Antartica. Skeleton crew or robots to maintain physic
840.
by xyst 2y ago
In my experience, the notification you see at the end of article was used to advertise your brand/site. The number of obnoxious people/guerilla ad companies that printed and programmed NFC tags and stuck them in random places was

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