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Tijdreiziger
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Comment #44625035
https://youtube.com/watch?v=gVYjlmB81Hc
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Comment #44624933
[citation needed]
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Comment #44618113
I’ve definitely seen IKEA products with bad reviews.
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Comment #44610208
FW: FW: FW: FW: FW: Very Important !!!
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Comment #44607367
Soverin
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Comment #44591210
I’m in the Netherlands.
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Comment #44586041
If it’s in the ToS, then it’s not true that “[they] weren't supposed to do anything with our gmail data”.
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Comment #44580752
[citation needed]
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Comment #44580747
Middle ground is ISP DNS, right?
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Comment #44566484
Which home routers can resolve recursively instead of needing upstream DNS? I’ve never seen this across many brands of home routers. Your ISP publishes T&Cs and a privacy policy to…
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Comment #44561288
The Netherlands actually explicitly set aside spectrum in the 4G auctions to be auctioned off to new market entrants (besides the established T-Mobile, Vodafone, and KPN), leading …
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Comment #44549799
Firefox is free, none of its users are paying for it.
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Comment #44549716
No, contrary to you and GP, the stable version of Firefox for Android (on the Google Play Store) supports all Firefox extensions, including ad blockers. There was a short period in…
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Comment #44536127
Huh? The average Quad9 user is probably a tech-savvy person who cares about online privacy and/or malware protection (Quad9 blocks known malicious domains).
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Comment #44534338
The average burglar probably isn’t cross-referencing DNS statistics.
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Comment #44534281
Quad9 (the subject of this post) already offers ‘threat blocking’ by default. https://quad9.net/service/threat-blocking/
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Comment #44533856
I don’t think many people judge cities by their malls.
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Comment #44532528
Warsaw and New York absolutely do not have the same look to them. (Haven’t been to Dubai to compare.)
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Comment #44502728
That’s impossible, because your reply was posted 19 hours ago, while the one I linked was posted 1 hour ago :)
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Comment #44501664
See my reply here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44501642
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Comment #44501642
Is Hacker News only for experienced coders who are already familiar with the inner workings of the ‘cloud’? I’d like to think that this forum is also a place for the proverbial hig…
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Comment #44493048
> I’m sure you knew that your code was running on computers somewhere even when you first started and wasn’t running in a literal “cloud”. Meh, I just knew that the browser would d…
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Comment #44492732
I’ve discovered tons of music through the YouTube algorithm over the past 15ish years, and it’s definitely not all ‘similar to what [I] have seen’.
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Comment #44491614
Why would everyone know that? Not everyone has experience in sysops, especially not beginners. E.g. when I first started learning webdev, I didn’t think about ‘servers’. I just kne…
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Comment #44491449
Flying isn’t named after flies, they both come from the same root. https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=fly