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    Comment #44138506

    Previous discussion (4 years ago): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27453800

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    Comment #42780839

    I've also been happy with Groups.io. A local community moved there a few years ago when Yahoo Groups shut down. The downside is that to get more of a Facebook community experience …

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    Comment #41229617

    Aha. I was surprised to see that ~30% of web pages loaded by Firefox were still not https. A 6-year-old graph would explain why!

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    Comment #41007545

    They've bumped this support info to a blog post that's linked from their home page: https://www.crowdstrike.com/blog/statement-on-falcon-content... It includes PDFs of some relevan…

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    Comment #40961086

    > Supposedly these happened because Snowflake made it impossible to mandate MFA What's crazy is that Snowflake made MFA enforcement available only 5 days ago.

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    Comment #40739306

    Very neat! I love how you can do an entire paragraph. For example https://erikdemaine.org/fonts/tetris/?text=%7D6G6C+8%40%3F%3...

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    Comment #39442435

    If you're looking for a visualization, a YouTube team of VFX artists did some neat ones last year in this video: https://youtu.be/J-K2yeQylCk

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    Comment #38616393

    I'm just surprised they aren't making you send a physical letter via USPS. Some companies require that. Here is PayPal's process for example: https://www.paypal.com/us/legalhub/use…

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    Comment #38570118

    a.org is an odd one. It's just an HTML form input that doesn't post anywhere, but it became a curious rabbit hole on r/hacking a few months ago. https://www.reddit.com/r/hacking/co…

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    Comment #38435007

    +1 for how great the Snowflake t-shirt is (ranked #3). I wore it a lot during the COVID era, and the poly blend is still soft and has withstood a lot of washing and drying. When we…

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    Comment #38039482

    "We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be." ― Kurt Vonnegut, Mother Night

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    Comment #38025913

    I don't want to be the "did you even read the article?" guy, but I do recommend you all read the article or get more context about this first before posting what could be considere…

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    Comment #38025712

    The government has been reducing spending since all the COVID support in 2020 and 2021. At its peak, government spending was over $7 trillion, which was over 30% of GDP in 2020. It…

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    Comment #37960564

    Time (yes, Time Magazine!) actually had good coverage of this: https://time.com/10228/obamas-trauma-team/ Here's one good excerpt: Dickerson quickly established the rules, which he…

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    Comment #37833029

    Ironically, this reminds me of a story (folk tale?) about Von Neumann himself. A colleague told him about the Two Trains Problem ( https://mathworld.wolfram.com/TwoTrainsPuzzle.htm…

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    Comment #37001239

    Did you research the Citizens Climate Lobby before replying to the comment about it? It is not at all like your characterizations.

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    Comment #36709886

    As someone in their 40s, the Slate article he links to was fun to read. There's a discussion of it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36402076

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    Comment #36636267

    > YP says it’s best for him not to run anything with sudo any more today, handing off the restoring to JN. Then in the post-mortem about lack of backups: > LVM snapshots are by def…

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    Comment #35486741

    We do the same and it works well. We prefer a handheld keyboard/mouse to control it. We've tried several and the Lenovo N5902 [1] is our favorite by far. It's also useful to have t…

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    Comment #35290706

    Yes, the ZIP on Google Drive owned by one of their engineers is weird considering they have a pretty active GitHub presence of open source projects, though it does use an Apache li…

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    Comment #35265793

    I've been using Today Weather on Android ever since Dark Sky was killed off there. It looks nice, lots of different data sources, and the $7 lifetime Premium Version is a good pric…

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    Comment #35173492

    The rest of the sentence is relevant though (emphasis mine): "This lawsuit also marks EFF’s commitment to stopping the current trend that seeks to privatize aspects of the carceral…

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    Comment #33235336

    It's noteworthy that American Airlines has taken the hardest line against blocking AwardWallet, too [1]. https://yourmileagemayvary.net/2021/12/21/is-this-the-reason...