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  1. Migrate from Datadog to Grafana (shiftmetrics.com)
    1 points 1
  2. Wikipedia Donation Destroyer (github.com)
    2 points 4
  3. Why is Apple promoting Chinese spyware apps? (thehill.com)
    10 points 2
  4. Our Vanishing Internet: An Interview with Dr. Larry Sanger (piratewires.com)
    2 points 0
  5. "Sitting Duck" DNS Flaw Is a Red Herring (domainsure.com)
    9 points 1
  6. How the Regime Captured Wikipedia (piratewires.com)
    7 points 4
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  8. Ask HN: S3/Cloudflare R2/GCS/Wasabi/B2/Bunny or Minio/Seaweed/Garage/Ceph?

    Seems like a few of the non-AWS S3 object storage services (even big ones like R2) have had some production issues. Anyone care to describe their experiences? I'd like to store billions of smallish files (photos etc) in…

    4 points 7
  9. Ask HN: How does YugaByte compare to CockroachDB (or just plain pgsql)?

    The only things I can find are the dueling banjos on their respective websites and it looks like they've both done some significant performance improvements recently. Has anyone not affiliated with these two companies…

    6 points 7
  10. Apple Multiple Products Improper Authentication Vulnerability (nvd.nist.gov)
    1 points 0
  11. NYC came close to an electric grid shutdown last winter (wsj.com)
    1 points 2
  12. Microsoft: Chinese-backed hackers exploiting Atlassian zero-day vulnerability (techcrunch.com)
    9 points 1
  13. YouTube Is Still Tracking Kids Through Its Ads, Study Says (cordcuttersnews.com)
    53 points 2
  14. Tell HN: CAPTCHAs in ChatGPT

    Challenging and time-consuming CAPTCHAs in ChatGPT, in a paid account. uBlock Origin is currently showing 28 (!) blocked ads or trackers, or perhaps to punish users because they disabled chat history.

    5 points 6
  15. Why ChatGPT Is Getting Dumber at Basic Math (wsj.com)
    23 points 13
  16. WSJ: China Hacking Undetectable from Less Expensive Microsoft Services (wsj.com)
    4 points 2
  17. Sequoia Made a Fortune Investing in the U.S. and China. Then It Had to Pick One (wsj.com)
    1 points 2
  18. Sam Bankman-Fried Has a Savior Complex–and Maybe You Should Too (web.archive.org)
    108 points 103
  19. Why can't I delete this submission on Hacker News (blog.ericgoldman.org)
    2 points 1
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  21. The swift death of the White House’s disinformation board is a good thing (nymag.com)
    14 points 5
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  24. Congratulations Linode. Where do you go from here? (vultr.com)
    11 points 1
  25. Durham (nationalfile.com)
    3 points 1