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www.theguardian.com 4y ago

Elon Musk threatens to scrap $44bn Twitter deal over 'material breach'

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www.bbc.com 4y ago

Elon Musk declares end to remote working at Tesla

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www.wired.co.uk 4y ago

How the internet censorship world turned on NetBlocks

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www.wired.co.uk 4y ago

How the internet censorship world turned on NetBlocks

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www.wired.co.uk 5y ago

How the internet censorship world turned on NetBlocks

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www.wired.co.uk 5y ago

How the internet censorship world turned on NetBlocks

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www.wired.co.uk 5y ago

How the internet censorship world turned on NetBlocks

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www.wired.co.uk 5y ago

How the internet censorship world turned on NetBlocks

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www.wired.co.uk 5y ago

How the internet censorship world turned on NetBlocks

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www.thehindu.com 5y ago

Facebook temporarily blocks posts with hashtag ResignModi

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www.gov.uk 5y ago

International statement: End-to-end encryption and public safety

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www.nytimes.com 6y ago

Turkey Lifts More Than 2-Year Block of Wikipedia

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www.eff.org 7y ago

Cyber-Mercenary Groups Shouldn't Be Trusted in the Browser or Anywhere Else

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timesofindia.indiatimes.com 9y ago

Amazon, better behave. Don't be flippant about Indian symbols: Shaktikanta Das

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www.ndtv.com 9y ago

Amazon Apologises to Sushma Swaraj Over Indian Flag-Themed Doormats

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gadgets.ndtv.com 9y ago

After Sushma Swaraj's Twitter Threat, Amazon Canada Removes Indian Flag Doormat

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www.mediaite.com 10y ago

Buzzfeed Canada Is Looking for Writers, White Males Need Not Apply

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www.nytimes.com 10y ago

Mass Surveillance Isn't the Answer to Fighting Terrorism

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www.wired.com 10y ago

Tor Just Launched the Easiest App yet for Anonymous, Encrypted IM

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www.vice.com 11y ago

The Parents Who Give Their Children Bleach Enemas to 'Cure' Them of Autism

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blog.torproject.org 11y ago

Solidarity against online harassment

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twitter.com 11y ago

ISRO: #MarsOrbiter Main Liquid Engine Test Firing Successful

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www.theguardian.com 11y ago

Snowden: NSA accidentally caused Syria's Internet blackout in 2012

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owncloud.org 12y ago

OwnCloud | Open-Source File Sync and Share

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bigstory.ap.org 12y ago

US Given Heads Up About Newspaper Data Destruction

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news.ycombinator.com 12y ago

Ask HN: Do you run your own mail server? If yes, how?

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www.dw.de 12y ago

New leaks show Germany's collusion with NSA

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www.youtube.com 12y ago

The NSA knew our secrets. One year later, we know theirs.

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www.eff.org 12y ago

Tor Challenge

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www.independent.co.uk 12y ago

US accuses Israel of 'alarming, even terrifying' levels of spying

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Are you advocating for change in your workplace that isn't strongly linked to workplace peformance?

Who is doing that? Please cite something.

And wasn't even on the public radar 20 years ago?

Where does 20 years ago time frame come from? That's pretty arbitrary and seems more to be based on your feelings than fact.

[dead] 4 years ago

Are you OK? This post has nothing to do with racism but sexual assault allegations.

One Nazi flag, many Confederate flags, and white nationalists in the group:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-conservative-swasti...

A small number of the assembled protesters have displayed Nazi insignia, including the swastika and yellow stars of David, while others have flown the Confederate flag during these anti-government demonstrations.

Other groups have since attached themselves to the movement, including some far-right and white nationalist elements.

What should we call these people? Your being upset at them being called Nazis says more about you than Trudeau.

Note that the protest organizers made no attempt to dissociate themselves from these and only did so in the later days of the protests.

Trudeau's criticism of his conservative colleagues was more about them not criticizing these people (which they didn't) and not calling them Nazis.

It's also telling that the protests against lockdowns criticizing Trudeau, calling for his death (https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-protest-racist-deat...) were not addressed towards Doug Ford, the Ontario premier responsible for the lockdowns. No politician in Canada should get any death threats but the point I am making was no criticism was directed towards Doug Ford for something he did (the longest lockdown in North America in Ontario) but towards Trudeau, who had no role in it.

That tells you everything you need to need to know, that is, if you want to know it and not be willfully obtuse.

Trudeau called people who were waving Nazi flags Nazis. What else do you think he should have called them? Please point out specific instances in which he labelled people as Nazis other than those ... waving Nazi flags?

Also, there is no "Montreal food" as much as there is no "Toronto food". I don't know why you think there is a distinction.

The healthcare you seem to be upset about is years long effort by the conservative governments to gut it down including the current conservative government in Ontario. And yet, not a word from you about that?

Good luck for your move to US but I think you have some other things you are unhappy about and I don't think moving countries is going to help.

Then the whole point of this thing is pointless. We're selectively punishing people. We don't prevent or punish positive cases from going around to work, public transport, etc and infecting others, yet we punish people that choose to simply not vaccinate.

It's not pointless. Unvaccinated people are far far more likely to occupy the hospital and the ICU -- see above. How is that pointless? I am not talking about positivity as that is not relevant. See the official numbers above.

Your hyperbole is not valid as these jobs already required vaccinations so I am not sure what the new outrage is.

blocked from receiving government services

Quite the hyperbole: not all government services, just employment insurance and that too if you were only fired for not receiving the vaccine. A reminder that in many of these jobs, there was already a requirement for getting a set of vaccines so this is not new. Though for some people, this vaccine is "different" but once you ask them to explain why they can't. So no new rules. You needed vaccines for most of the jobs and this just an additional one.

You will still receive employment insurance for other stuff, irrespective of your vaccination status.

prevented from patronizing various businesses

You are not prevented from accessing essential businesses and no one checks your vaccination status or even asks for one.

even restricted from traveling and the ability to work

You are still free to drive to work or take local public transit.

The difference between ICU rates of unvaccinated and vaccinated people in Ontario for example tells us that the vaccination is working:

https://covid19-sciencetable.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/2...

^ Please see the above graph.

If you cannot participate in society moving forward, then you should not expect society to cater to your needs.

SpeedCrunch 5 years ago

This is one of the tools that I use everyday but I don't appreciate it much because it always works for me and I don't think twice.

Thank you to the authors for working on it. Time to send them a donation!

Please read the article I linked. The GitHub repository doesn't have any of the code that is relevant. For example, the code on api.webprobe is obfuscated and is not open source. For a long time as the article notes, there was no warning before the tests ran and even now, the list of website the web probe scans is not shared anywhere, not even after you run the tests.

Again, please read the article as it covers all this and much more and why Netblocks is a problematic organization in this space. It's a detailed article.

Code quality was atrocious. We had one enormous Java method (>1000 lines) which would take care of nearly every single request coming into our service... With only about 7-8 unit tests

AWS is pretty reliable for the most part so I am pretty surprise that the code quality is that bad.

This is a peak HN comment (the one you are replying to)! The other day on the Wikipedia thread, there was a data scientist who said he could run a website like Wikipedia all by himself. "How hard it is?". And here we have the same thing for Amazon..