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dpifke
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About dpifke
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/dpifke; my proof: https://keybase.io/dpifke/sigs/KuMWBJfGH_TWY1BWLB4luWLnVqnG6BZbXR5Y427QR4o ]
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Comment #47495141
Let me introduce you to California's way of doing things: https://guncad.substack.com/p/special-issue-state-of-califor... They're suing Florida residents with no ties to California…
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Comment #46798354
In the U.S., requiring a login (or any information other than your email address) to opt out is against the law. Additionally, you cannot require any steps other than "sending a re…
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Comment #46736327
In this case, "null MX record" means MX exists, but does not specify a valid server: $ host -t mx example.com example.com mail is handled by 0 . Senders should not fall back on the…
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Comment #46548697
I use uBlock Origin for this, something like: news.ycombinator.com##:matches-path(/^/item\?id=/) tr a.hnuser:has-text(/^dpifke$/):upward(tr) This mostly works, but only kills the u…
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Comment #46369735
The very first subheading is entitled "What to Submit." I quoted it in my initial reply as rationale for why the people flagging this submission as off-topic were justified.
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Comment #46368255
This seems similar to the "Is Github Down?" submission problem, where the submitter simply links to github.com. That's a poor submission, because by the time most people click on i…
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Comment #46367371
Lots of hackers find porn very interesting. In fact, my first "real job" as a hacker was for a company with ties to the 1-900 industry that had decided to expand out onto the inter…
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Comment #46367299
Strong disagree. Gay porn is censored in a lot of Muslim countries, that doesn't make it on-topic for HN.
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Comment #46367271
It's off-topic, per https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html : If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic. This submission is literally a TV news broadcast. The…
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Comment #46356097
As someone who has moderated online communities in the past, I recognize the value in having a page like this, to which you can point people if they want to enumerate such trifles …
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Comment #46350952
At an untowered field, saying the airport name at the beginning and end of each transmission is standard phraseology.
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Comment #46332823
If it causes more than $5k in damage. Otherwise, it's a misdemeanor. But you probably don't want to be investigated for either.
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Comment #46316121
https://unpoly.com touts "progressive enhancement." Third link on the page ("read the long story") points to https://triskweline.de/unpoly-rugb/ , which renders as a blank page wit…
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Comment #46303255
Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—e.g. article or website formats, name collisions, or back-button breakage. They're too common to be interesting. (quoting https://…
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Comment #46269091
Shouldn't you be out protesting your local chess club instead of posting on HN right now?
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Comment #46213972
We do use gyroscopic power storage, see e.g. https://h-cpc.cat.com/cmms/v2?f=subfamily&it=group&cid=402&l... https://www.activepower.com/ ...and probably others. (A couple of decad…
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Comment #46212573
Related: https://pkg.go.dev/crypto/subtle#WithDataIndependentTiming (added in 1.25) And an in-progress proposal to make these various "bubble" functions have consistent semantics: …
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Comment #46209103
I recently logged onto LinkedIn for the first time in a while, and found an old job posting from when I was hiring at a startup ~2 decades ago. It's amazing how much it sounds like…
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Comment #46117350
My first car (hand-me-down from my Dad) was a 1980s Datsun, that I managed to total within a few weeks of getting my license, much to the consternation of my younger brother and si…
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Comment #46093947
If you're in the U.S., you might check if your local fire department has a CERT[0] training course. (I did it many years ago in San Francisco; they call it NERT for some reason.) I…
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Comment #45687417
Spamhaus has been sued—multiple times, I believe—for publishing DNS-based lists used to block email from known spammers. For instance: https://reason.com/volokh/2020/07/27/injuncti…