There's something very analogue about this site. Relaxing in a way. Thanks for this.
I am having way too much fun with this. Thanks!
Thanks for this. My point is proven.
I'm not going to spend an hour trying to distill the AI-slop to find out what potential golden nugget may lie in there. It's impossible to judge the content if it's buried under a landfill. "If you won't take the time…
I have to admit that 3.5 Flash is doing a much better job of removing the LLM'ness of what it produces. It's pretty close to my own writing style today, and I came here to see what changed. For what it's worth, my own…
Not defending this person, but it's obvious that this person used Github as a file-sync. Firefox-passwords.html and firefox-bookmarks.html are what you dump before migrating to a new computer and importing them there.…
Thanks for saying this. I live in a small, bleak, brown town just recovering from winter, and even despite this, getting out into nature and staring at the water flow past in the local river gives so much benefit.…
I just love it. This calms me in a way I can't put my finger on... something about not needing to endless scroll and choose based off a thumbnail and endure an intro and like-and-subscribe please. It's just there. It…
The cybernews article does have some screenshots showing names like “idmb2c” … also that IDMerit was contacted in November and the ports were closed a day later.
Makes sense if the ID verification process involves scanning a driver license or passport. Edit- rereading this, you’re obviously talking about scale. The original article is much better :…
Thanks for the reply. "They" is exclusive. "We" is inclusive. One goes with the other. The point I was getting at was that when you use that language in a discussion it comes off as if you are directly involved, rather…
I really encourage you to avoid the language of "they" and "we." It's a discussion, and it doesn't need to be an attack of which you are putting yourself on a side, or as you put it, binary thinking. As written I can't…
This is part of the game. Many games will not be solvable.
> I've seen people say something along the lines of "I am not interested in reading something that you could not be bothered to actually write" and I think that pretty much sums it up. Amen to that. I am currently cc'd…
Working on the systems/security/infrastructure side, we can already do this. Endpoint management systems already report wifi-ssid, internal-IP, whether you are using a vpn to try and hide info. SASE/ZTNA solutions…
Thinking of you tonight, HN friend :(
I disagree. I love and miss this style. Old Car and Driver articles often had the same flair. It’s not always about conveying the information but how we get there. I would love to find more long form, flair writing like…
My God I havent struggled to contain laughter in a public place like this before. Thanks.
I know this won’t enrich the conversation much, but here’s a Reddit link to the comments showing “normal folk” reactions to a QR code on a door. https://reddit.nerdvpn.de/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/1gg37...
Barkley has a time cutoff so I think the point is valid.
It's not intuitive, but you need to click into the box to the right of the text.
I love the analysis. But I hate that the 'fixed' email ends up being wordier for no reason at all. Brevity has value. Having to bloat content (an email to get past anti-spam; a cooking blog to rank better within Google…
I shouldn’t speak for Bram or ICCF but can point you to the financial docs which give a great explanation https://iccf-holland.org/iccf.html From KCFs perspective where I worked, during my time there, I fundraised my…
Personal anecdote: I had lived and worked in southern Uganda with a Canadian organization called Kibaale Children’s Fund (now Kuwasha). One day Bram came by our location. We talked a bit - someone told me he was…
I don’t really get it. How is this better (or needed) when compared with MilkDrop?
There's something very analogue about this site. Relaxing in a way. Thanks for this.
I am having way too much fun with this. Thanks!
Thanks for this. My point is proven.
I'm not going to spend an hour trying to distill the AI-slop to find out what potential golden nugget may lie in there. It's impossible to judge the content if it's buried under a landfill. "If you won't take the time…
I have to admit that 3.5 Flash is doing a much better job of removing the LLM'ness of what it produces. It's pretty close to my own writing style today, and I came here to see what changed. For what it's worth, my own…
Not defending this person, but it's obvious that this person used Github as a file-sync. Firefox-passwords.html and firefox-bookmarks.html are what you dump before migrating to a new computer and importing them there.…
Thanks for saying this. I live in a small, bleak, brown town just recovering from winter, and even despite this, getting out into nature and staring at the water flow past in the local river gives so much benefit.…
I just love it. This calms me in a way I can't put my finger on... something about not needing to endless scroll and choose based off a thumbnail and endure an intro and like-and-subscribe please. It's just there. It…
The cybernews article does have some screenshots showing names like “idmb2c” … also that IDMerit was contacted in November and the ports were closed a day later.
Makes sense if the ID verification process involves scanning a driver license or passport. Edit- rereading this, you’re obviously talking about scale. The original article is much better :…
Thanks for the reply. "They" is exclusive. "We" is inclusive. One goes with the other. The point I was getting at was that when you use that language in a discussion it comes off as if you are directly involved, rather…
I really encourage you to avoid the language of "they" and "we." It's a discussion, and it doesn't need to be an attack of which you are putting yourself on a side, or as you put it, binary thinking. As written I can't…
This is part of the game. Many games will not be solvable.
> I've seen people say something along the lines of "I am not interested in reading something that you could not be bothered to actually write" and I think that pretty much sums it up. Amen to that. I am currently cc'd…
Working on the systems/security/infrastructure side, we can already do this. Endpoint management systems already report wifi-ssid, internal-IP, whether you are using a vpn to try and hide info. SASE/ZTNA solutions…
Thinking of you tonight, HN friend :(
I disagree. I love and miss this style. Old Car and Driver articles often had the same flair. It’s not always about conveying the information but how we get there. I would love to find more long form, flair writing like…
My God I havent struggled to contain laughter in a public place like this before. Thanks.
I know this won’t enrich the conversation much, but here’s a Reddit link to the comments showing “normal folk” reactions to a QR code on a door. https://reddit.nerdvpn.de/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/1gg37...
Barkley has a time cutoff so I think the point is valid.
It's not intuitive, but you need to click into the box to the right of the text.
I love the analysis. But I hate that the 'fixed' email ends up being wordier for no reason at all. Brevity has value. Having to bloat content (an email to get past anti-spam; a cooking blog to rank better within Google…
I shouldn’t speak for Bram or ICCF but can point you to the financial docs which give a great explanation https://iccf-holland.org/iccf.html From KCFs perspective where I worked, during my time there, I fundraised my…
Personal anecdote: I had lived and worked in southern Uganda with a Canadian organization called Kibaale Children’s Fund (now Kuwasha). One day Bram came by our location. We talked a bit - someone told me he was…
I don’t really get it. How is this better (or needed) when compared with MilkDrop?