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seemslegit

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    Comment #27899060

    Key quote: >In addition, the team is working with renowned art historian and curator Dr. Lowery Stokes Sims, who is providing additional mentorship and professional development. In…

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    Comment #27763800

    I recently implemented my own npm vulnerability audit tool for the CIO department of a major org - it just adds 'vulnerability' in red next to any npm-based project in their spread…

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    Comment #27751049

    That's such a presumptuous title, the author does not know what other powerful tools my toolbox lacks.

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    Comment #27748399

    Practically speaking, that's the only approach that can. Although it's often hard to tell, most software developers aspire to being treated like professionals rather than specializ…

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    Comment #27747092

    This is a losing proposition that will only lend credence to the inherently violent opt-out approach to data collection. Instead how about a do-not-hire-or-collaborate-with registr…

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    Comment #25072598

    Nah that was the old MS, new MS just replaces own with rent.

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    Comment #25072388

    C#, F#, Typescript, JavaScript via npm

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    Comment #25072081

    And the next language to become unusable without a microsoft-controlled ecosystem is...

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    Comment #24845665

    Loving the "are we ok with this ?" take - as if anyone cares.

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    Comment #24388257

    It's not affectionate, it's condescending - much like 'geek' when used unironically and not by geeks to refer to themselves.

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    Comment #24386361

    Boffins ? I haven't realized theregister employs such classy people as Thomas Claburn.

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    Comment #24187505

    Username checks out.

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    Comment #24180901

    What are the odds that the chips that don't feature AMT/ME don't have it physically as opposed to it just being crippled in firmware ? In which case if one is worried about governm…

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    Comment #24037634

    tldr; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVgbFttx-6I

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    Comment #24035348

    Come for the fun of having to setup and admin you own server, stay for the feeds of furries pics and posts in languages you don't speak.

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    Comment #24027172

    Something that is (crucially) missing from the article but appears in the paper: his ability to read words describing numbers like "five" remains in tact, and so is his ability to …

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    Comment #23996962

    I wonder how many people here know about mc (as in midnight commander) and its builtin viewer/editor.

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    Comment #23996932

    Jeff Bezos probably also can't promise they won't use startups AWS usage to find out as much as they can about their business in an M&A or just competitive analysis scenario.

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    Comment #23871204

    Half of HN personally responsible for doing exactly this kind of thing for a living, shifting in their chair uncomfortably... I umm... just doing my job...

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    Comment #23837102

    We apologize for the unexpected cancellations and will be cancelling those responsible shortly.

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    Comment #23832649

    The German translation would need an alternate title.

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    Comment #23822776

    Hmm, which one has megacorps with private armies, runaway AIs and hackers hustling for a living ?

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    Comment #23821882

    William Gibson otoh thinks we're on the right track.

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    Comment #23820207

    It's largely a co-dependent relationship at this point, the advanced economies are as dependent on Chinese goods as China is on foreign currency, meanwhile China is actively develo…