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NotAWorkNick

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About NotAWorkNick

The forest was shrinking but the trees kept voting for the axe as its handle was made of wood and they thought it was one of them

(Ancient African Proverb)

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    Comment #30813076

    I meant more in terms of leaking PII ;) Thanks for caring though, and hang in there :)

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    Comment #30812388

    You are correct @idontknow.... I did omit some ellipses; My Bad. Thank you for pointing it out (Unfortunately the edit window has closed otherwise I would add them :) )

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    Comment #30811509

    Disclaimer: I'm about to disclose some personal information so will probably burn this nick shortly. I am slowly going blind (long, boring story; only relevance to the topic is dur…

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    Comment #30789666

    Alternate link for those hitting the WSJ PayWall https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/24/22994332/uber-yellow-taxi... (link submitted by pseudolus https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3…

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    Comment #30777731

    Kudos to them - ya gotta give Credit where credit is due. It's good to see them take a second bite of the Apple. (all extremely bad puns - its been a long day with an early start)

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    Comment #30777605

    If the raw material for the smoke signal was cannabis bushes - would that qualify as a High frequency transmission?

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    Comment #30766741

    “If it’s made out of electrical components then you should be able to scale it down to a microchip,” he says. “I think that’s where they’re going with this.” Mind.Blown. This could…

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    Comment #30756735

    A quick DDG brought up this list https://itsfoss.com/lightweight-linux-beginners/ Out of all of them on the list I would go for antiX ( https://download.tuxfamily.org/antix/docs-an…

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    Comment #30643652

    Really? Then your experience differs greatly from mine (EU based). My usual mix of 'fastest anycast' upstreams’ are reliably black-holing a lot of .ru domains right now (Rightly or…

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    Comment #30642847

    Thanks for that, appreciated. I'll be honest- I'm just a 'little guy' in the food chain so I always figured that doing something like that was for the ISP level folks One quick que…

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    Ask HN: Neutral DNS servers?

    Hi HN - Here’s a question that I hope will generate some useful comments, suggestions and links. Background for question: I normally run an internal DNS resolver with an upstream p…

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    Comment #30618523

    I believe that every new account is shown a banner to https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html (The answer to that question is FAQ #5)

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    Comment #30616067

    In this case the vendor engineers were from Boeing - Ya know, the same company that brought us the 737MAX MCAS fiasco. I mean sure, hindsight is a wonderful thing but given the his…

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    Comment #30613986

    " The reports were inaccurate, based on misinterpretations of the documents, which were real. " (TFA, 4th Paragraph). So does that mean the article's title is clickbaitish? I think…

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    Comment #30593511

    I usually use a 'what are either side saying about it' and then apply a 'there are always three sides to things ' heuristic transform filter. Unfortunately with all the censorship,…

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    Comment #30592280

    Dumb Question here but my thoughts were - why not push the corrupted update to the sats? AKA hack the sat firmware? I'm fairly certain that they aren't wide open doors but still - …

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    Comment #30591371

    Why is it something that you feel needs fixing? Caring deeply about something you care about is a good thing, it shows pride in your work/craft. Sure, nothing and nobody is ever 10…

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