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zrth
8y ago
Sounds interesting! Is there something that you can share that might be insightful to others about this acurence? What did you learn?
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zrth
8y ago
Honest question, why is this downvoted?
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zrth
8y ago
I wonder if it would make sense for vendors to post obvious fake reviews on their competitors product pages to discredit these.
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zrth
9y ago
Unlike telegram, signal supports e2e encryption on Linux, Mac, windows, Android and ios.
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zrth
9y ago
May I suggest this free and open resource: https://thebookofshaders.com
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9y ago
Importantly, the researchers aren’t saying they’ve deciphered the entire Voynich manuscript. Rather, they’ve identified the language of origin (Hebrew), and a coding scheme in which letters have been arranged in a particular order (alphagr
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9y ago
Never read about "tiny circular magnets". What are you referring to?
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zrth
9y ago
Can someone explain why less hedonistic is seen as better?
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zrth
9y ago
Is there a practical way to prevent this kind of attack? Also, what the name for this class of exploitation so I can read more?
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9y ago
Wow, congratulations to everyone involved! How absolutely fantastic that there is another completely open device we can hack and enjoy! Looking forward to seeing what ingenious modifications and applications people will be coming up with!
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zrth
9y ago
Don't bother reading this article, as soon as you get to page two you will hindered from reading on!
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9y ago
Makes me wonder if the city has already been picked, and this is just a smart way of Mr. Benzos to get the absolutely best conditions without having to even negotiate..
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zrth
9y ago
Serious question, which is better though?
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9y ago
Sounds interesting! Do you have urls for more information about this? Would love to read good posts about that! My production servers have been running with standard parameters at every company so far. I feel I might be missing out!
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9y ago
Would you mind enlightening me what exactly this implies?
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zrth
9y ago
I would guess that op is referring to "conformist" as the religious group in question..
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zrth
9y ago
Would you share some urls?
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9y ago
I2P: http://dc-poisk.no-ip.org
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9y ago
(OT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullet_fee & http://ask.metafilter.com/196673/Did-China-ever-actually-sen... ; Apparently its an urban myth at least for china though)
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zrth
9y ago
"BBC iPlayer only works in the UK. Sorry, it’s due to rights issues." Is there a easy workaround?
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zrth
9y ago
Nothing of interest in this article. Don't waste your time.
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zrth
9y ago
Who can clarify? Google says: Qbvious - easily perceived or understood; clear, self-evident, or apparent.
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zrth
9y ago
Hi. Have a question regarding your comment. Can you provide a email or msg me at the email in my profile.
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9y ago
You could even force people on the street to subscribe to the app instead of mugging them. This solved the problem that more and more people are cashless. Also you don't have to worry about selling contraband.
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9y ago
First time i recall seeing a link to an article, supposedly about some positive news related to the state of antibiotics. Will we in the closer future start seeing masses of these articles? kind of like: s/new battery breakthrough
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9y ago
What makes you think that WL is a mouthpiece of the Kremlin?
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9y ago
Even more funny: There are individuals out there trying to help others. HN's top replies are sarcastic and critical. Hope the poor devs don't see this thread today. If so, thanks so much for the awesome technology!
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10y ago
Do you mean https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_another_Perl_hacker ?
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10y ago
I call the internet my home and I welcome you to do the same!
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10y ago
Just for the sake of the thought experiment: Could not also Google/Facebook/Amazon charge one "misbehaving" ISPs Money for serving requests from their networks? (Sure, some customers would use alternative services, but w
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