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nora-puchreiner
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Comment #45705201
There are much more tech photos in local news media: https://rus.delfi.lv/57863/criminal/120091647/foto-video-v-h...
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Comment #41706641
It's likely that the cloud server changed ownership, and the old IP address remains somewhere in the DNS records. Similar cases with different websites are probably numerous.
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Comment #39135502
That's one of the main reasons why I use NixOS (for Windows non-FOSS apps too): the apps have no permissions to self-upgrade, only root can do that. Mobile is more difficult, the e…
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Comment #37016724
> > Github ... account called “volth” ... contributed ... to NixOS > Volth maintained NixOS Perl subsystem: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/commits/master?after=1c72dc... > > The …
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Comment #37011422
Both names are unisex
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Comment #37010671
> Why NSA? why not CIA? Apparently because it runs NSA software (Apache Accumulo) that is hardly used by anyone else
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Comment #36983035
It took time to realize what "big C" could refer besides the obvious "Comsomol". Structurally the same, though :)
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Comment #36978879
I don't think the "the proper solution" is possible in 2023, and it's not a matter of the size of the money pile. Google and Facebook were examples of "the proper solutions". The f…
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Comment #36976689
EDNS absence does affect cheap DNS-based CDNs and has to effect on expensive AnyCast CDNs (one of them is CloudFlare CDN).
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Comment #36976543
They have own Autonomous Systems with own anycast IP addresses. It is quite expensive for an indie project. Not to mention legal support for compliance in every country of presence…
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Comment #36974507
"You ask me for an IP address, but you don't ask me with respect". Respect is optional too. But it is important.
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Comment #36973594
> The CEO of an org like CF has way better things to do with his company-time than shill on HN. Plus, if you took 2 minutes to look at eastdakota's comment history If we took 2 min…
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Comment #36972611
There is a legend about an online store on the eve of the 2000s, which behaved very badly towards customers, and on forums everyone discussed how bad they are. But their mentions p…
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Comment #36972217
Well, calling marketing their name is abuse nowadays. A forbidden m-word
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Comment #36972199
Brands do creative marketing and do invest in it (especially after they stock fell on Q2 report). That is why they are brands. There is no "conspiracy" nor "chaos".
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Comment #36971952
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Comment #36193157
https://search.google.com/test/rich-results?url= does work
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Comment #36066894
There are known ways to bypass paywall which are just impossible to implement within a browser extension while trivial on 12ft or archive. For example, to use Ukrainian residential…
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Comment #36066862
https://search.google.com/test/rich-results?url= operates from legit Googlebot IPs so it allows anyone to get the paywalled content even archive.is fails to fetch (from theinformat…
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Comment #36066850
Try this: https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/freeze-or-cut-spending-figh...
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Comment #36023240
Doesn't "possession" refer to "holding the copyright"? If someone illegally downloads (pirates) the copyrighted content, how do they become the possessor?
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Comment #35855063
NYT has one of those simple paywalls indeed: https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-chrome-clean...
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Comment #34447764
I was wondering if there is a possibility of obtaining an offline version of the service, in order to mitigate the inherent risks associated with transmitting proprietary code to e…