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brobinson

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    Comment #47869380

    It was a reference to this: https://xkcd.com/369/

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    Comment #47825342

    "died in a blogging accident"

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    Comment #44194021

    Bitcoin does use encryption for messaging, but I don't know if this is what Musk was referencing: https://bitcoinops.org/en/topics/v2-p2p-transport/

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    Comment #43978399

    Didn't all the major browsers alter their timing APIs to make this impossible/difficult?

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    Comment #40512917

    It would block requests to OCSP responders, for one.

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    Comment #40279558

    The 4chanx extension (userscript, run it in violentmonkey or equivalent) lets you nest comments in a chain to make following threads easy while maintaining the overall chronologica…

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    Comment #40253077

    I _think_ iMazing can do what you want: https://imazing.com/configurator Disclaimer: I've never used this feature. I only use it for backups and copying files to my iPhone.

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    Comment #40119959

    Note that Ruby also has \z which is what you generally want instead of \Z. (\Z allows a trailing newline, \z does not)

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    Comment #39944542

    K-Lite Mega Codec Pack!

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    Comment #39783594

    Hah, I saw this: Steve was not a big fan of authority, so he also liked the idea of a site without editors. and remembered him getting prod database access to censor comments criti…

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    Comment #39623940

    Imagine you did all of that, received and accepted an offer, and then they made you work on snap. Grim.

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    Comment #39507088

    Magnesium glycinate!

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    Comment #39286317

    Fair enough.

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    Comment #39283838

    Same here. "Learnings" sounds ESL to me.

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    Comment #39223575

    There's a huge difference between using your personal Spotify account at work and using your personal Github account at work.

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    Comment #39171707

    Sivers is an OG. Definitely not a bot. I've looked at sivers.org/multiply at least once per year for the last 15 years.

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    Comment #39085250

    Mine is just a cool-looking paperweight now.

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    Comment #39081973

    Microsoft, Google, and other companies have all determined that about 70% of CVEs are memory-related. Here's the US government's take: https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/news/urgent-…

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    Comment #39076445

    Hey, thanks for the response! There have been a lot of across the board improvements in the kernel in the last four years so I'm surprised there's not a noticeable performance impr…

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    Comment #39064902

    I'm curious what the performance difference would be on a modern kernel.

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    Comment #38987722

    Well, the inverse is "we're so Barack".

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    Comment #38985906

    This is the second reference to BotLS I've seen today on HN. The other was here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38938981 I've read the four BotNS books. Is BotLS worth it if …

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    Comment #38983241

    What I got out of it was "determination eventually beats natural skill over time".