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jadamson

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    Comment #48798761

    The OP says it's using CT logs, not new domain registrations. The approach you have in mind would not include subdomains and would be less likely to coincide with a new server bein…

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    Comment #48770922

    Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48444543

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    Comment #48720192

    Sure you didn't just make a typo and hit a squatted domain?

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    Comment #48425339

    > I am saying that this one event is being used as ammunition by racist organisations to further their aims. That much follows as sure as night follows day. I'm reminded of the rio…

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    Comment #48424241

    You said one officer. There were four in attendance. You're saying that allegations of two-tier policing are far-right disinformation. In fact, it is official policy, and the IPCC …

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    Comment #48424134

    Jean Charles de Menezes was killed because he was misidentified as an active terror threat two weeks after the 7/7 London bombings. The officer who killed him was ordered not to al…

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    Comment #48423967

    There were four officers in attendance [1] and race guidance [2] that says, quote: > Our commitment to racial equity [...] does not mean treating everyone ‘the same’ or being ‘colo…

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    Comment #48423747

    > My point is this, none of these people ever make a point of how much freedom they had, because after a couple hundred years they stopped, quite like the the brits like to. The ot…

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    Comment #47903568

    If you go to the homepage (or look at the banner) the project is shut down since 2015. https://fffff.at/rip/

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    Comment #47882131

    It's a laggy resource hog. It's slow to open. You can spam the windows key and watch CPU usage increase. Putting words in someone's mouth to defend that dreck sounds ridiculous, ye…

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    Comment #47641171

    You may claim not to have the intention, but materially, it's what you're doing. Everyone doesn't get drafted at once. It stands to reason that drafting women would mean fewer men …

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    Comment #47640994

    > I wish we'd first fix women's rights and then extend their duties. "We'll get around to it when some arbitrary measure is met, we promise" This is the same thing you're criticisi…

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    Comment #47640932

    Interesting, so they have to see the writing on the wall a couple of months in advance (plus processing time, presumably).

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    Comment #47640832

    Setting aside arguments over biology, avoiding getting sent to war to be blown to pieces wouldn't be a "light" reason to consider claiming gender diversity.

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    Comment #47502368

    The latest version with the the pth file doesn't require an import to trigger the exploit (just having the package installed is enough thanks to [1]). The previous version triggers…

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    Comment #47502225

    In case you missed it, according to the OP, the previous point release (1.82.7) is also compromised.

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    Comment #47502127

    Most his recent commits are small edits claiming responsibility on behalf of "teampcp", which was the group behind the recent Trivy compromise: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id…

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    Comment #47472651

    Little St. James

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    Comment #47464953

    Ah, and the characters are supposed to be an ASCII spinner. I think if I was new to Linux that would confuse the life out of me :)

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    Comment #47464849

    I don't understand your suggestion. If you're still showing one character after each character entered, what's changed? What's the benefit of having a random character from a rando…

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    Comment #47390816

    I like how some of the logos are inexplicably upside down: https://office.eu/images/social-proof/tu-berlin.svg https://office.eu/images/social-proof/itzbund.svg

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    Comment #47345503

    Safari is the highest for 10 tabs but second-lowest for 20? This reads like AI slop, but even if it's not, it's definitely blogspam with no methodology.

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    Comment #47333797

    It signifies that someone notable in the industry has recently died, in this case Tony Hoare [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47324054