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Let’s be real for a moment; why didn’t YouTube do the same for the russian collusion charade? How about the many video clips used out of context to manipulate the public? YouTube, google, facistbook etc are all surrogates for the DNC.

the idea of a safe harbor date is also one which we will see shorty, has little relevance.

https://hereistheevidence.com/

100%...

Got it, thanks for clarifying that.

I find hn filled with comments like this which are apologetic in tone and completely dismiss the essence of the OP. Rather than just state “The open web can survive” please explain WHY you have that opinion. That would make for more constructive discourse.

Why do I need to submit an email address and agree to terms for the demo?

Is there a summary of functionality for pinephone?

I’m not clear if for example the degraded mms support is an issue in all variants of mobile gnu Linux distros or oif only some suffer.

Thanks for the reminder. I prefer that I can disable SmartScreen easily instead of making little snitch rules on macos.

Thank god I switched back to windows early this year. I absolutely love it and I do not foresee me returning to Apple for a considerable amount of time.

- how does this product help users get past ATS? I wasn't clear what this product does besides helping with some generic design.

- "experts" in the business of resume writing and folks who claim to review many resumes on a regular basis often recommend either a simple, no-frills resume, optimized for each job applied to or a "pretty" resume (images, color, exotic fonts, multiple columns), similar to the examples on your page. Can you share why you believe your design should be used over a simple, primarily text resume?

- how do you pronounce "Resoume"?

C++ tips, news and live programming:

https://www.youtube.com/c/JasonTurner-lefticus

Absolutely love his content.

I’ve used various yubikeys in personal environments over the past 7 years and found them to be a gimmick rather than a useful tool.

They are quite versatile and can be used for many different use cases which is part of the problem in my opinion. While not a total dummy, I found yubikey software and documentation to be difficult to use and configure and a pain to find how to setup the key for common scenarios. This brings me back to ideal users, probably corporate use where a dedicated team can support users for the specific use cases.

Would you share details of the design of your “ohs vps” facility?

I tried the new layout when offered as a beta feature and very quickly realized it was a regression in terms of ease of access to the information I want when I navigate to a repo page. I’ve submitted multiple feedback messages and was shocked when this was pushed through. Natfriedman, please consider these points.

Absolutely spot on.

Not sure what you are trying to say, windows like macOS is not perfect but with patience I was able to replicate my existing development workflows and improve some.

Which “nonsense” tools are you taking about?

I’ve been unhappy with macOS and Apple for the past few years and in January switched back to developing on a windows PC. I could not be happier with that decision and with the “roadmap” Apple provided yesterday, I expect it will be a long time before I go back to macOS, if ever.

very unfortunate news given that I have zero trust in zoom. To be honest, i've never found a unique use for keybase in the past years that my account was active and was always disappointed with the quality of their desktop and iphone applications.

later today or tomorrow when I have free time, I will be deleting my keybase account.

Thanks for posting this; you have expressed so eloquently my experiences and opinion on this trend.

It is interesting that even Facebook employees prefer typescript to flow when starting a project from scratch. I’d love to hear sebastian explain why he didn’t use flow.

Nice site. A suggestion: cleanup the duplicate languages. I saw there were two “TypeScript” options which were different only due to variation of capital letters.

I find the animated images that constantly flip back and forth between "old" and "new" images distracting and make it very difficult to understand the changes.

If the author added a button to allow the user to toggle the two images I think users would be appreciative.

onenote is a whole different ballgame than the editors in this thread. Onenote does not support markdown and is essentially a stripped down "word" variation.

monodraw is cool until you actually try making anything more than a simple diagram. It becomes tedious to manage all the different elements you create. Also, the developer hasn't updated the application in over a year and doesn't respond to customer messages.

If you want ascii-style diagrams there are a few free web apps which work 100% better than monodraw.

what is the advanced functionality?

Ok so I’ve read the linked post (who still uses medium?? ;)) and the HN comments and I can’t think of a reason to consider this product.

Thinking about usage from two perspectives:

As a developer, junior/senior/whatever, I don’t know why I would use this. There are so many tools that accelerate and mitigate the difficulties associated with building services that I would choose in a heartbeat over something like this proprietary, closed source product.

As a manager/leader, I would never support using a tool like this. Again, closed source, lock-in, learning curve are a few concerns.

I hope my tone was not dismissive; I would really like to hear people from the dark team sell me on this.

I find your comment and it’s tone as “absolute” fact to be disturbing.

I am lost for words...angry and frustrated that this has happened. There have been dozens of things RMS has said in the past that I disagreed with and at the end of the day, I always had (and still have) the highest amount of respect for that man. He is the definition of "harmless as a fly".

Found the word I was looking for: DISGUSTED.

Looks like you have some great ideas here, I’ve been interested in code execution systems similar to this and would love to read your source code.

What does hours “worked” have to do with making “mindful” purchases and “reducing environmental impact”?

Reading this headline I thought it was something like a “reward” system where you can accumulate “points” as you complete your tasks.

What are the core problems that stem from json usage? I’m all for challenging status quo but from my little experience, I wasn’t aware json was THAT problematic that we need to consider an alternative as drastically different as this project is.

Would love to here the problems that spurred this project.