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Comment #39425058
I recognize that the list hasn't been updated in a long time (almost all of the Android games have not had commits for 7+ years), but one I would recommend is LibreSudoku. It's jus…
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Comment #29381235
It has pictures of a clay model of a production-looking Scion FR-S as well, so I can assume it has been updated at least as late as 2012.
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Comment #28844541
Story time, I guess. I went to a small private Christian school back in the late 200X's, and not the type of private school that had gobs of money. For two years, our desktop compu…
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Comment #28697799
There's something in human nature such that when we learn something that we don't like about someone else, we wish to think them even worse, perhaps to feel justified in our own ha…
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Comment #28395689
With growing car theft in the US I've been curious about implanting GPS trackers on my own older enthusiast vehicles. There appears to be many options on Amazon but I can't bring m…
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Comment #28234708
Thanks for sharing I Can Tolerate Anything Except the Outgroup - I'd never read it before, and it's worth reading the whole thing. It has me reflecting on who my "out group" is.
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Comment #28225445
The list seemingly not just citizens of the United States.
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Comment #28224530
That would be funny (I guess). At any rate, neither email addresses nor phone numbers were part of the leak.
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Comment #28220122
I would suggest not clicking this link on a work device.
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Comment #28198769
This will surely help reintegrate former criminals into society.
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Comment #23405113
> This account will tweet what the President tweets. Let’s see if it gets suspended for violating twitters TOS. Follow along with this social experiment. Report any tweets that vio…
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Comment #23403148
Exactly - it's not about the money, it's about being taken advantage of.
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Comment #23318104
Is anyone aware of a VPN out there that supports PiHole-like list filtering, so you could get the best of both worlds? Right now it feels like I have to choose: - Use my PiHole to …
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Comment #22795678
Your second point was my first thought - mostly because of an experience I had. I used Pushbullet's recipe for "Google acquisitions" up until the night I got the notification "Goog…
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Comment #22549031
If you're comfortable with a paid option, consider StandardNotes' TokenVault: https://standardnotes.org/extensions/tokenvault
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Comment #22341821
I was very interested in Tildes, especially because their commitment to privacy and staying independent of investors. However, Deimos + potentially other admins are far too liberal…
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Comment #22320760
I was surprised when my 1/6 gave me high risk. I am very thankful for what I do and I enjoy going to work. If you answer "None" to everything, your burnout risk is low (0/6). Answe…
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Comment #22319854
This is what stuck out to me too. Given that there was next to no emphasis on this, I don't expect it to stick.
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Comment #22248439
It's funny - I spend years as an SAP ABAP developer and the very day I start my new position apart from SAP, it's on the front page of HN. ABAP will always hold a special, quirky l…
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Comment #22140311
I don't know how sustainable it would be, but I've always been fond of DuckDuckGo's ad model: https://help.duckduckgo.com/company/advertising-and-affiliat... Additionally, an adles…
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Comment #21921450
That's pretty cool! Similarly, couldn't you just uninstall the ProtonMail native app when traveling?
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Comment #21915776
My ProtonMail installation on Android supports PIN/fingerprint locking
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Comment #21782304
Archive: http://archive.is/iO1ls
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Comment #21743561
Out of curiosity - which Firefox browser extensions? I typically have SN open on my work PC in a Firefox pinned tab, and at home in a pin tabbed, and then on and off on mobile. I'v…
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Comment #21724298
Checking the source code and following the little trail can provide a little entertainment, too. It's been a long time since I've seen a page like this: http://blank.org/memory/old…