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Issues with VSCode Marketplace as well.

"homeless people acting without worry, setting up camps, pooping in the streets" - otherwise known as existing

What about some equity in return for a bail out..

This probably has something to do with the ISO 18013-5 standard.

https://medium.com/@dkelts.id/mobile-driver-licenses-mdl-how...

This is precisely what the South Australian Digital ID does.

Amazon use it in their Cognito offering.

This. Also covers deleted files being overwritten when new files are created.

Depends on where you get the Psilocybin from. Search "Magic Truffles"

I think we'll see the market shift to delivery in BC. Storefronts are getting heavily targeted now.

"Stories" is a good descriptor for unsubstantiated claims made by the Ecuadorian government, which were denied by the former president.

Testing the waters maybe..

Sales.

This has been happening in the .au for years. One example: https://www.drop.com.au/

Registrars that run drop catch auction sites increase their odds by acquiring more connections to the Registry.

I remember looking into this years ago, and the prices were in the $100-$200 range for low volumes. Was this your experience?

I suppose the Estonians are partially at fault for trusting Gemalto with anything, post Snowden.

We replaced Jira+Confluence with Notion. It might not work for everyone, but it definitely fits our use case. (small dev team)

After 4 years of dicking around with Jira/Confluence, we finally got rid of them last month. Haven't looked back since.

Hmm - cool project. Don't want to be a buzzkill, but copyright?

Should probably remove the assets to avoid a takedown.

Yuval Yarom's contribution (Flush+Reload) seems quite understated, considering how important it is to the attack.

Interesting that they left it this late.

From their FAQ:

"Is it safe? The cryptocurrency is currently the safest currency. Unlike cash, you cannot lose it or have it robbed. No bank will be able to validate your transactions or to take fees on your transactions. It's your money and no one will be able to scrutinize your operations."

People bought this?

The EU is going in the right direction with this, re: the right to data portability in the GDPR. Only way Facebook is going to implement this functionality is when they are forced to.

I've been seeing the 'responsible encryption' meme popping up quite a bit recently. Like this bloke, who thinks people that want working encryption are extremists. http://www.circleid.com/posts/20171024_legal_controls_on_ext...

yep, I just fixed it then. Trending on hackernews is not always a good thing.