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compuguy

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About compuguy

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/compuguy; my proof: https://keybase.io/compuguy/sigs/rbO32RjTJLMLNpnw5qL6SWFV0etHHJz6AOB_hdt0cbo ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #41297164

    Doesn't really matter. It's moved to a Russian Github clone, so YMMV: https://gitflic.ru/user/magnolia1234

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    Comment #41297156

    Duplicate of a previous submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41294166

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    Comment #41296432

    Yep it's on their Twitter account, and linked in multiple places on their GitHub repos....

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    Comment #41295395

    It moved to a Russian equivalent of GitHub or Gitlab (because of where its hosted, YMMV): https://gitflic.ru/project/magnolia1234/bpc_uploads

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    Comment #41295343

    Yes, same here. Forgot about the fact I forked the iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome at some point. Reading the notice, it looks like they are going after all forks and derivatives…

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    Comment #41294801

    Duplicate of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41294166

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    Comment #41294767

    I agree. Though there is a counterpoint that a Russian host isn't going to respect a DMCA request. On the flipside it's a Russian replacement for Github that is based on Gogs, Gite…

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    Comment #41294699

    Yes, but it may be taken down via DMCA soon. See this DMCA request: https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2024/08/2024-08-0... It mentions bpc_updates in the takedown request.…

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    Comment #41294607

    Here's the actual DMCA notice: https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2024/08/2024-08-0...

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    Comment #40794648

    Duplicate of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40747852

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    Comment #40541210

    If anyone is wondering another discussion was completely deleted from that repo earlier: https://archive.ph/cBcTD

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    Comment #40206198

    So hypothetically the CIA benefited from an anonymous decentralized non-internet based chat app? I guess that's two things (protest movements and a intelligence agency) can agree o…

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    Comment #40206165

    You do know In-q-tel has invested in things that people use in the day to day, including Google Earth (originally created by Keyhole). DARPA kick-started the semi-autonomous vehicl…

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    Comment #40203535

    No, as I and others have commented, this wasn't changed by the current Postmaster DeJoy (not ignoring all the other wonderful stuff he's changed). They've been using the dot com do…

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    Comment #40203513

    I'm honestly not a fan of what Louis DeJoy has done to USPS, but I'm pretty sure they've used the dot com domain for as long as I can remember, way before DeJoy became Postmaster G…

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    Comment #40175783

    Here's a paywall free link to the article. Enjoy! https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/21/style/scams-identity-thef...

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    Comment #40018576

    Okay, for some reason they took down that one but the original (but not maintained) fork is gone. Fascinating...

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    Comment #40007969

    Here in the Washington DC area, our metro still has two series of rolling stock that date back to 1982 and 1987 (2k and 3k series). At the earliest they won't start retiring them i…

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    Comment #40007929

    Yeah, on further reflection, I recall my parents having a 286 with a hard drive. Still don't get why they couldn't find a 5.25" floppy. Then again both types of floppy drives are s…

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    Comment #39994222

    I have this feeling that they meant 1988 instead of 1998 ....but I could be wrong? Edit: Even the news article hints at 5 inch floppy disks...which makes 1998 make absolutely no se…

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    Comment #36324273

    Disappointing to hear. That was one of the distinctive features Gandi had. Otherwise other domain registrars are better alternatives based on price...

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    Comment #33300695

    This certainly looks promising, though the only thing I can see its missing that Postman does is allowing the use of domain specific certificate authentication and the use of a use…

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    Comment #31804773

    Honestly the biggest issue with any crypto, at least in the United States, is for taxation purposes, it's treated like buying or selling a stock vs an actual currency. We need some…

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    Comment #31804726

    And I really really want Ethereum to succeed so other cryptocurrencies move to non PoW systems. Good to hear we are getting close to it rolling out....

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    Comment #31804690

    Exactly. On top of that and the high transaction fees, it's more complicated to do a Patreon like service with Crypto than just work with the imperfect financial systems we have no…