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CannoloBlahnik
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Comment #44900509
Once Nginx gets support for DNS-01, does that mean we'll be able to use wildcards for SSL using Let's Encrypt?
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Comment #43398974
Nobody Beats the Wiz is great, but $32B is so much money.
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Comment #41592417
I had interpreted “the EU aims to compel Apple to re-engineer its services to allow rival companies to access the iPhone’s operating system” to mean that they want other phone manu…
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Comment #41591669
To be clear, I would love to be able to install macOS on any PC. As a former Mackintosh user, I'm not excited about drivers, but I'd love to see it nonetheless. But pushing Apple t…
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Comment #41591107
This seems like such a gross overstep by the EU. What's next, they push for macOS being installable on every PC? With regard to the idea that Apple should stop selling iOS devices …
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Comment #38866649
This is the same story as in the Wall Street Journal today: https://www.wsj.com/tech/google-is-finally-killing-cookies-a...
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Comment #29178886
This seems like more of a tar problem than a zip problem, unless I'm missing something, given the lack of compression on Hop.
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Comment #28617827
Yes, Hacker News and Reddit are both social media.
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Comment #28422324
Sharing with collaborators may constitute fair use. I wouldn't put one of my own papers on my website, though, for example, for something that isn't published as open access.
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Comment #25537005
Same, and you can still own an actual copy of the software.
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Comment #24682117
Some areas focus on conference publications rather than journal publications—in optics is there no conference publication, just the presentation?
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Comment #24681543
Are you in academia? Papers are the standard metric of success for tenure in science. At research universities, it's most of the basis for tenure.
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Comment #23961099
This is absolutely not the reality of a PhD. On what planet do people with those backgrounds get those positions out of their PhDs? What's the basis for this entire comment?
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Comment #23511325
You're assuming also that peer review will fix statistics issues. Statistics will often fall through the cracks.
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Comment #22558758
I always viewed Clang as faster, and perceived GCC as catching up.
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Comment #22126581
I’d be using GoAccess if it meant not giving up my users to Google. Matomo is a dream.