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by zelon88 4y ago
if ($has_blue_checkmark) show_post_to($everyone);
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by zelon88 5y ago
Billionaires tweet, wannabe billionaire bootlickers retweet. It's a pretty straightforward concept.
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by zelon88 5y ago
> - Optional verification check marks for anyone who wants them. Throw out the Blue Check status symbol. Offer "real person" twitter filter. What problem does that solve? Nobody on Twitter sees or engages with posts without a b
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by zelon88 5y ago
Why does he have to be such a pedantic and cringy person while doing it though? Bezos runs a successful business, is just as predatory, but doesn't try to fight Vladimir Putin. Or brag about throwing shade at Bill Gates. Or sleep on pe
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by zelon88 5y ago
This. Also, Twitter isn't a place for regular users. Other platforms go out of their way to make content go viral. The only content that goes viral on Twitter are posts from accounts that are already popular. Musk sees more value in Tw
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by zelon88 5y ago
Because the concept of capital was already created elsewhere in the world and now they have to obtain something that they never had to begin with. How do you compete with something you didn't know existed until it showed up on your bea
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by zelon88 5y ago
Seriously? It's easy when you're the first one in a non-globalized world where you literally create the capital by yourself, for yourself, and then spend it on yourself. But trying to start an economy in Africa while competing wit
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by zelon88 5y ago
I can't stop thinking about this because on surface it sounds reasonable, but there's something off about the logic. So don't offer aid because it will stop capital investment. But there is no capital to invest because people
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by zelon88 5y ago
On the other side of the coin then you would have African STEM working on trying to find enough recycled soap. That would probably be problematic because the ratio of supply from hospitality can't touch the backlog of demand caused by
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by zelon88 5y ago
And in those cases you escalate or you lawyer up. You can't sue a typo.
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Show HN: ScanCore, a High Performance CLI Virus Scanner Written in PHP(github.com)
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Show HN: Ransomware protection in 222 lines of VBScript(github.com)
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by zelon88 5y ago
Sounds great until Twitter revokes your API tokens.
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Show HN: HRConvert2 v2.7 Released(github.com)
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by zelon88 5y ago
Everybody except devs hate cookies. Everybody hates hearing about them, answering questions about them, having some that are innocuous and some that are "scary." So why do devs force them on everybody? They aren't required un
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by zelon88 5y ago
Casual users will trust a platform more if they know it contains no cookies at all.
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by zelon88 5y ago
To me it follows a pattern of always taking the easy route at the expense of the user. Don't host your own fonts, just link to Google. Don't host your own scripts, link to Google. Who knows who sees those access logs. Need to Auth
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by zelon88 5y ago
The goal is not to circumvent consent. I find cookies to be an outdated concept in general. More developers should be embarrassed about making a client fire up 52 connections to 20 domains with 17 cookies just so they can read 0.6kb of text
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by zelon88 5y ago
That's why I'm working on a cookieless authentication platform on which I can base all my future projects. https://github.com/zelon88/HRCloud3
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by zelon88 5y ago
And the car is sitting in a junkyard 11 miles away from his house with probably 20 miles on the odometer. And people wonder why I have no faith in anything Musk does or says.
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by zelon88 5y ago
Interesting. I am curious what browsers were tested in this experiment, and if the different flavors behave differently. From my casual observation of Firefox (I use the network debugging tools in Firefox frequently) there isn't a colu
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Show HN: HRCloud3 Early prototype noSQL and cookieless self-hosted Cloud/CMS(github.com)
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by zelon88 5y ago
Is there evidence to suggest that Truth is going better then the article suggests? Is there any evidence to suggest that the article is incorrect about these resignations?
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by zelon88 5y ago
Just gloss right over the fact that corporations are buying homes at scale for various reasons for the first time in history. This is why people in economics shouldn't have anything to do with the housing market. Human beings need to l
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by zelon88 5y ago
Oh please. Like American corporations haven't been fighting off Russian cyber campaigns for years. Why don't we just export control operating systems and the x86 and ARM architectures? Then Russia won't have any technology le
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by zelon88 5y ago
As much as a don't trust RT since the start of the invasion, the whole news cycle today seems to indicate a change in Russian posture. I think they're looking for that off ramp now. https://www.newsweek.com/russia-
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by zelon88 5y ago
This idea is similar in principal to turn of the 20th century diesels. They didn't have a way to create high enough fuel pressure to run true direct injection so they mixed the fuel with high pressure compressed air to deliver it to th
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by zelon88 5y ago
I posted about this yesterday! My reference was Hurt by NIN.
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by zelon88 5y ago
So can you add more regular NICs and then use them as router ports?
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by zelon88 5y ago
The curious thing to me is that one person at the company recognized that an $1,800 bonus was due and on the way. OP never acknowledges this. It also seems like they (the company) want to draw his attention to the acquisition that took plac

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