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7sidedmarble

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    Comment #42725522

    Not authoritarian to its own ethnic population maybe... How exactly does that right of protest extend to the people it's occupying?

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    Comment #42339256

    Surely you know/understand that: 1. The minimum standard, even in the West, is not high enough. 2. The resources spent on the vanity projects and luxuries of the ultra wealthy coul…

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    Comment #42313784

    https://x.com/src_rip/status/1860081489486188812?t=S8QJBrmMO...

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    Comment #41897174

    I don't think anyone's seriously suggesting people be held accountable for bugs which are ultimately accidents. But if you knowingly sign off on, oversea, or are otherwise directly…

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    Comment #41606539

    That is generally how suspicions work

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    Comment #40496676

    No, it's a military term. Firing a cannon in anger for instance means firing at the enemy, rather than in training.

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    Comment #40398614

    Listen to his actual words, not the reporting from the media: https://youtu.be/sYt4CxFfQUU?si=MpgD5PcFlB4gLzHj You'll see the reporting is totally skewed (huge surprise). He identi…

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    Comment #40398591

    If you actually listen to an interview with him and not reporting about him, you'll see him explain that he identified some scape goats for prosecution the Australian military we'r…

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    Show HN: LiveToast, a drop-in replacement for Phoenix LiveView flash messages

    Hey all: here's a little thing I've been cooking up in Phoenix LiveView. A beautiful (in my opinion) toast component heavily inspired by Sonner. Let me know what you think!

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    Comment #40333978

    That visual sensors only seem like they make no sense when they can get obstructed by weather

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    Comment #40273586

    Where can you read more on that matter of it answering your question rather than asking more?

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    Comment #39582560

    That's called docker compose

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    Comment #39495955

    There are a lot of us keeping RSS alive. I've been working on a very minimalist RSS reader in Phoenix LiveView for like a year now if anyone is interested in trying out another rea…

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    Comment #38871205

    I absolutely love smooth scrolling in the VTE terminals on Linux, but I can't find anything other than maybe the default terminal app (which I don't like) and iterm2 (which I don't…

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    Comment #38812852

    What would you be interested in learning about Elixir? I'm writing educational content now.

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    Comment #38716437

    Cause that's not what it's for? It's like the opposite of headless components. It's all head and no component. That's what you're buying. I think that's pretty clear cause that is …

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    Comment #38444309

    Yeah they're not even deprecated really, that's the wrong word. That implies there not actively encouraged to be used. They just moved them to their own repo outside of eslint itse…

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    Comment #38413514

    > If you can inject javascript, it's game over anyway. Yeah, but as you pointed out the one thing you can't do is get the cookie. Having the auth token yourself as the attacker is …

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    Comment #38347706

    Self advertisement but I'd appreciate anyone trying out my RSS aggregator which is kinda like HN in terms of design (be warned it's really rough right now though) https://catnip.vi…

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    Comment #38331573

    I don't really think so. In the middle ages, punishments for all sorts of crimes were pretty severe--but partly because the vast majority of crime would go unsolved. If you're a pe…

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    Comment #38303757

    That seems to kind of go against the spirit of doing the work to find a vulnerability. It's basically social engineering. Do you get bug bounties for that?

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    Comment #38239774

    Because democracy is a key part of Marx/socialist thought. The whole idea is that collective ownership of capital would mean it would be democratically managed by the working class…

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    Comment #38054991

    What did you do with Erlang and healthcare?

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    Comment #37976882

    I also just added this as a feature to https://catnip.vip