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www.france24.com 5mo ago

Ukraine recaptures 201km² after shutdown of Russian forces' access to Starlink

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www.reuters.com 7mo ago

Hamas attack victims sue Binance for allowing payments to militant group

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solarletter.substack.com 10mo ago

Solar Cannibalization: Spain vs. Germany

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www.wired.com 2y ago

The Cheap Radio Hack That Disrupted Poland's Railway System

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www.bellingcat.com 2y ago

Untangling the Mystery of the World’s First Rooftop Solar Panel

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mastodonshare.com 3y ago

Show HN: MastodonShare let your visitors share content in Mastodon with 1 click

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mastofeed.org 3y ago

MastoFeed – Send Your RSS Feeds to Mastodon

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www.chinadailyhk.com 4y ago

China launches 'unhackable', quantum-secured smartphone

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podcastdetails.com 4y ago

Show HN: PodcastDetails, get all the stats about a podcast

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twitter.com 4y ago

Musk effect already wearing off in Mastodon: new signups down 80%

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submarine-cable-map-2022.telegeography.com 4y ago

Detailed map of submarine cables in 2022

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twitter.com 4y ago

The CEO of Twitter doesn't use Twitter

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medium.com 4y ago

I got access to 25 Tesla’s around the world. By accident. And curiosity

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arstechnica.com 4y ago

A new app helps Iranians hide messages in plain sight

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www.bloomberg.com 4y ago

Ford Hires Away Executive Leading Apple’s Car Project

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grabcad.com 5y ago

AirTags model created following the drawings from Apple's Design Guidelines

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www.ft.com 5y ago

EU will late publicly issue charges against Apple over App store rules

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sneak.berlin 5y ago

On Trusting Macintosh Hardware

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techcrunch.com 5y ago

VPNs might finally be dead thanks to Twingate, startup built by Dropbox alums

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github.com 5y ago

Spanish govt. open sources its official Covid exposure notification apps

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apple.substack.com 5y ago

An App Store fix proposal that will make everybody happy

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en.wikipedia.org 5y ago

Internet Explorer turns 25 years old (1.0 released on Aug 16th, 1995)

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twitter.com 6y ago

Apple Store Index as a proxy to measure the U.S. Coronavirus outbreak

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apple.substack.com 7y ago

In 2010 Apple had 1.4 stores per 100M devices. Today they have 0.36, 4x fewer

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apple.substack.com 7y ago

How would a foldable iPhone look like?

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medium.com 8y ago

Tumblr is Tumbling

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medium.com 9y ago

The Apple Car won’t look like you think

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www.ics.uci.edu 10y ago

Selfrando: Securing the Tor Browser Against De-Anonymization Exploits [pdf]

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novobrief.com 10y ago

How Scytl transformed the global elections industry in just 15 years

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github.com 11y ago

Package valuegraph produces a graph representation of any Go value

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> SpaceX told investors during the IPO process that it sees an addressable market for AI products worth $26 trillion, roughly equivalent to U.S. GDP.

I very much can imagine a future documentary in a few years. With the host asking the audience: "Where were the signs?"

I have been in HN since many of the current users could even type on a keyboard, and allow me to chip in.

* They have the right to block by referral

* HN has the right to set up that attribute to the links

* I don't think they are arguing about HN doing it, but to do it silently or covertly by someone in the moderation staff

I wont argue about legality or morals. It looks like they have an issue with the current dynamics of comments in here, and it's an honest way of protesting about it.

If the moderation staff does edit the link, title or attributes it should be reflected at least. Like when they add a date to specify that it's from a few years ago.

Of course, HN users could always choose to protest by protesting and sharing and discussing about the articles anyway. But that doesn't make their point any less valid.

I know you're anon trolling, but the authors' names are:

Chitwan Saharia, William Chan, Saurabh Saxena†, Lala Li†, Jay Whang†, Emily Denton, Seyed Kamyar Seyed Ghasemipour, Burcu Karagol Ayan, S. Sara Mahdavi, Rapha Gontijo Lopes, Tim Salimans, Jonathan Ho†, David Fleet†, Mohammad Norouzi

The Mac App Store gives a hint at what would happen if there was any choice.

There's a choice of app store in Android and almost nobody uses Amazon App Store, F-Droid, Samsung App Store and so on. It's great that they can exist, but I don't think the Mac App Store (which has been neglected since day 1) offers any guidance.

People mostly use what they know or are giving by default. In desktop, be it Windows, Linux or macOS, people aren't used to app stores.

Google decides what goes and what does not in Google Play.

It's not the only way to install things in Android. But technically, neither is the AppStore in iOS.

Maybe he was ignorant, maybe he was spot on.

Maybe his hypothetical extradition will cause a sort-of diplomatic "mess" between Beijing and Honk Kong, leaving him a limbo where neither HK nor China will grant him total asylum but wont extradite him either

I've been a customer of... +5 years of Softlayer. Their service has been always good/great, even on odd hours. Congrats to them.

[dead] 13 years ago

That's the reason I flagged the submission