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a) Do you provide privacy plugins to users' web browsers, and require they use them? If not, the concern is close to irrelevant, but there are privacy-minded ways to assign IPv6 addresses.

b) is a basic feature of the crappiest firewall (the free router from my ISP includes it)

c) is a standard feature of a business-level firewall; secure network access (e.g. with a VLAN) is orthogonal to the choice of IP protocol.
> They just want their kids to be happy and stay in the family as themselves who were kept by their parents.

The most important choices in parenting are mutually exclusive "good" options.
Christopher Nolan explains the 'audio illusion' in 'Dunkirk'
Jokes aside, you might have something there. More or less a list building service with a simple API for (public) access to that list.

At the very least, lists like this should be maintained in json. Worst case, you just pull for an update and the wrap that in whatever you want.

And for the repo just use gh-pages to display the json in some human-friendly format.

I've always want to build a Quora-esque app for public lists. For example, you could ask a question, "What are the top things I need to know about X?" Other users can post answers, as well as up vote and down vote. But something KISS. Not long full answers (a la Quora) but short and ideally with a link. So a list of high quality links in response to some question/need.
IPV6 firewalls can do NAT in the same way IPV4 ones can.
Excuse me, how do you know that 7% of all woman are raped if only 14% of those cases go to trial and if only 50% of those cases result in conviction?

The only real data that you provided is that 5.25% of all claimed rapes (1 x 75% x 14% x 50%) are actually proven to be true in a court of law, which means that the only real data you have is that, according to justice only 0.37% of all woman have been found victims of rape. You know absolutely nothing about of what are the real numbers, just that the lower limit is those 0.37%, yet you claim that 7% of all woman have been raped, based on exactly what?

Do you have access to some data that we don't (and that isn't present in the numbers you just provided)? If so, what data is that?
I don't see any evidence of http://getkitsune.com/ using a CDN of any sort. Aren't you using your own service?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12681143

>HardenedBSD is one of the bigger jokes in the BSD community. [...]
> You could argue that mathematics are "art" but then you would need a really wide and probably useless definition of "art" as almost everything would be art.

I don't think that everyone (maybe not even every mathematician) would call math an art, but I think that it can be done without doing undue violence to the term. For me, what makes mathematics an art is its capability for creating and exploring unusual, surprising, sometimes delightful patterns, in visual and other senses of the term. I'm not sure I'd call that a definition of 'art', but I think that it's not so broad as to be meaningless.

(A quick Google for "math is art" turns up many other (probably better) arguments along the same theme. Here's one: https://hackernoon.com/mathematics-is-art-all-the-mathematic... .)
I'd like to know why people are downvoting this.
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you do that because you can't to say these are natural and I'm on antidepressants whether they not good effect you know they're not going to compare clash that is a big big mistake because I have made that mistake once before when I was a bow around i think i wanna i went on antidepressants from the age about to and i should engage about i was on antidepressants and i saw i think in a supermarket some st. john's wort uh which is a type of natural that kind of remedy thing and I thought well surely that might you know help me a bit but it is not going to clash with the medication because it's you know it's natural its organic and I it was basically a complete idiot and I took those as well and it had a really bad effect on me it really changed my mood you know my personality it really had a bad effect on me the two did not go well at all they clasped really badly so if you are on medication don't think this is .

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Single Payer Healthcare would accomplish this for a wide swath of the US population for sure. I have savings, our family is willing to use savings to pursue risky projects, but we are not willing to go for long periods of time w/o decent healthcare and we cannot self-fund any decent family plan for extended periods.
This is probably something that is fixed very easily but when flash requests FS, I get it and it always goes on the right/active monitor. Browser's own implementation usually remains inside the window rectangle so I have to 'maximise' the browser window to get the most of the video show. Even then the borders are left unused and visible. Probably there are fifty different fixes available for such a common issue. But since Firefox is my weapon of choice and flash works, there hasn't been a need to dig into it.

And there would be these issues with multiple monitors but I think I mention it out of old habit.

Plus the ads or banners don't play on the Flash version of youtube. It's something. :)
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> suggests an obvious
> course of action

Do you not think people already get jailed for claims that are probably false?
دریاچه بی نظیر کومو ایتالیا
کشور ایتالیا دارای جاذبه های گردشگری و توریستی فراوانی می باشد یکی از جاذبه های بی نظیر و جذاب آن دریاچه کومو است. این درباچه که با نام لاریو نیز شناخته می‌شود در لمباردی در شمال ایتالیا و در ۲۵ کیلومتری میلان واقع شده که از تجمع آب کوهستان‌ها، رودخانهٔ آدا و سایر رودها به وجود آمده‌ است.
They allowed the connectome to control a lego robot [1] and it showed some signs of working around obstacles (robot backs up when it encounters a wall). Sounds simple, but now we can say that only 300 neurons are needed to be able to react to the environment in this way, which is a huge stepping stone in understanding.

[1] Video: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/weve-put-worms-mind...
As ambiguous as the current situation is, at least they've fixed the situation where there were five point versions marked as "production" on the website.

That was definitely a low point for the Project.

Edit: Ha! It looks like we have this conversation every time there's a new release: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12368914
On tracking:

- You can use IPv6 privacy extensions to randomize your IP address. Your computer can have a dozen IP addresses at a given moment, using a different one to access different services, as addresses are being rotated.

- Most corporate networks have static IPs. So while a specific IP might be shared with 100 devices, it's usually easy to fingerprint a visitor uniquely.

- There are tons of other ways to track people, other than their IP. Besides, you want to track them across networks, as they move around.

I'm also very sensitive to tracking, but I think at this point you have to start looking at how to improve your privacy with IPv6, sharing/encouraging good privacy-sensitive practices on IPv6.. not spreading FUD.
I used to work at aol, and I think 5x was on the low end of what we experienced, if you just forklifted an app over. You can bring that cost down eventually by rearchitecting and laying off/reassigning some ops guys, but that takes time.
Is this illegal?
It isn't in dispute? In what sense?

I'd dispute it in this sense: women, like humans of any gender, are more likely to apply different standards based on pre-existing status (e.g. whether they're friends already or not) but not to the degree that as a rule they'd welcome a sexual advance from one co-worker and not an identical one from another based simply on attractiveness, or that they'd consider the unwanted one harassment.

This isn't hard: women are humans and capable of rational thought, just like men. Your comment diminishes them.
It's nearly impossible to remember what you answered for those questions anyway. For first car did I write "Ford", "ford", "Focus", "Ford Focus", etc?

I don't have a specific favorite movie or song. Lord knows what I entered into one of those boxes a year or two ago. Whatever it was, I bet it wasn't as secure as my password.
"The real victim is X" isn't semantically the same as saying "Y isn't a real victim".

The former implies there was greater harm/effect to X, the latter that Y isn't really a victim.
Well, I haven't played Minecraft since around 2013, but this tutorial so entertaining that I will probably install it again as soon as I get back from work today.
This reminds me of the great game called Colobot, where players could program their robots to gather resources, fight the enemies etc using Java-like language. It would be nice to have a simple API to script NPC in Minecraft too.
if I am a non-native speaker unsure of my level, I will do my best to use simple phrases to actually get the message across the board... exactly the opposite of this post.

yeah, it reads as some google translator output on some sophisticated text
[0] http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/Media/Interne...
All our duelling anecdotes aside, you've picked out the one category I would most definitely not host on AWS: high constant outbound traffic sites. "Don't build your CDN on AWS", I can agree about that. Using public clouds for the spiky part of an otherwise predictable steady-state workload is also a great strategy. Also this:

> Their biggest benefit is to defer the initial setup of a self-managed cluster

And that, I think, is why (nearly) every startup, or indeed every new project, should begin on a public cloud. The capital waste of an incorrect server purchase can ruin a project and makes "fast failure" hard to stomach.

I don't move services away until an alternative is clearly both cheaper in 3yr NPV, and will not constrain future business opportunities. Except in cash cow operations where innovation has ceased, I rate the second criteria more important than the first and a compelling reason to stay on a public cloud.
My original motivation was: "This website is slow as shit, let me fire up Chrome Devtools to see how many requests it is making." This doesn't scale and doesn't contain additional info such as GeoIP information, so I created https://urlscan.io. By now it has become a service that is heavily used by security researchers for detecting such things as phishing websites.
Learning another language provides enough of a challenge that monolingual English will necessarily win out in international communication and science in the long term as it is the solution that provides the least friction.

However, I fully agree that France should be careful to preserve its own linguistic culture lest they become like Sweden or the Netherlands in terms of getting dominated by Anglophone patterns of thought and expression.
@cperciva, I think rsync point is that it hasn't been since 4.x that a release had had more than 3-4 dot release. Just look at the version history. Most major releases are only developed for approx 2 years. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FreeBSD#Version_history

@rsync, is there any other BSD out there that has a better model than FreeBSD? (E.g. netbsd, openbsd, dragonflybsd)
Ask HN: What is something you like or don't like in a newsletter?
I am currently unsubscribing from lots of design newsletters, mostly because it doesn't give good contents anymore. I don't care what's the latest design trends or "how to" something. I care about something that will likely still relevant for the next year, like: Why we need to use small caps or text figures correctly.

So, I had an idea to build a design newsletter and curation the way I want, like newsletter from Nielsen Norman Group, or UX Thoughts by User Interface Engineering. No "5 Design Trends in 2017" nor "5 Design Tips from Design Leaders", just good content.

Do you have any advice? What is something you like or don't like in a newsletter?

Thank you!
Perl 6 still has to overcome Perl 5, which is everywhere and is a great language. I never get around to using Perl 6 because 5 is already there in every Linux distribution.
The concept of STEAM is absurd and pointless unless your only concern is inclusion for the sake of inclusion.
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Why would anyone want to use it to edit files on their own computer?
This is really good, looking forward to supplement my Subsonic and Plex install with this. I will contribute if I can :)

SSL support through a different app. Okay! Will have to finally begin using Nginx then. Good opportunity to learn something new.
Seems like this was a win. They got a bunch of money to figure out how to take pictures at altitudes difficult for surface to air defense systems to reach. Think about what aircraft were in the development pipeline at this time. I would not be surprised if the people higher up the chain considered intelligence gathering to be secondary to developing reliable camera systems for use at ~80'0000ft
How does docker replace cloudformation? Don't you still need something that says "hey you are running out of capacity soon, time to add more hardware for your software to run on"

There has to be something that adds more bare-metal for your docker containers to run on when the existing bare-metal reaches capacity, right?
While you're all hate raging on women, please note that the false accuser was actually a man.

Sucks to be woman, I guess. First you're raped. And then Hacker News will probably tell you to go take a hike and stop being a man-hating SWJ. Because other men have started using false rape accusations to get their startup off the ground.
This is semi-unrelated, but would a more robust/portable playlist format be of interest to your project? I wrote a spec for one and am trying to work with projects to implement it in one:

http://universalplaylist.stavros.io/

I tried to write a beets implementation, I got rather far but it was cumbersome because beets is more of a library manager than a playlist manager. That meant it lacked playlist functionality, which meant I'd have to write my own playlist manager, which was quite a bit more work than just the import/export plugin :/
The omission of that one from 11.0 was a head scratcher. Glad they fixed it up for 11.1
He's making a judgement on the value of aws using a use case that makes no sense to use aws, anyway. He could be doing something similar with lightsail on aws at similar cost if he really wanted to, though.
So add an issue on Github, this isn't the right place.
That read as a satire of a hacker news response. It's a relatively expensive knife, it's not unreasonable to expect it to arrive with a sharp edge.
Really? That would be nice. Last time I checked, Atom was one of the only editors that supported it anyway, and it just applied ligatures indiscriminately. Same for the terminals that supported ligatures, I don't even know how e.g. vim would signal to a terminal to use a ligature.
...and then deployment basically becomes scp.

And security updates for your deployment become...what?
That's very well put. I forget sometimes that as a parent my job is not to teach my child/ren, but to provide an environment in which my child/ren can learn.
I know of exactly one petrol station in a miler or two radius around my house, because the land here is too expensive to be able to sustain more. It is co-located with a proper grocery store, and a substantial proportion of its customer base are there just for the groceries.

As use of petrol drops, fewer and fewer stations will be able to run at a profit. So the infrastructure might technically still "be there" but you'll get to the point where the average distance between stations increases substantially to the point where refuelling becomes a nuisance and a reason for people to want to avoid a non-electric car.
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I'm excited to read it.
> Conversely, people benefit on both sides of the equation; using sex to their advantage or weaponizing allegations like this.

Did you notice that the false accuser is also a man?

Because it appears that there are simply no women anywhere in your "equation".
What's the issue with storing password hashes encoded as base64?
The worst thing about some software developers is their natural tendency to assign the success of the businesses to the purely technical decisions, and not political ones:

- streaming music - you pay Spotify for it's browsing and discovery services and the fact that you don't pay for every album you would like to listen to. Not to access "my music collection at home". Quite frankly it doesn't seem to me you can even do that on Spotify, but I may be wrong.

- power/solar monitoring - you would need a server which would specifically handle the metric collection and make decisions upon this. Obviously cloud is cheaper than a separate box stationed in your house.

- IoT/Dropcams/Nest thermostats - Philips Hue doesn't work through cloud since it doesn't have to. Dropcams are usually a separate device which does not provide server capabilities per se - so require a box.

- security services, garage door control, smart home - all of that is controllable directly, but I am not going to start on how much you will be overpaying for every of the devices for them to have a separate fully-functional IP stack that is easily connected to a (W)LAN (wi-fi, ethernet, bluetooth - all of that is either expensive, bulky or power-hungry). So a box/cloud is always a solution.

- netflix - same points as Spotify. You don't pay them to manage your collection, you pay them to have access to a constantly curated list of newly available items.

- skype, google hangouts, etc. - please do show everyone how to create a chat service that would allow me to chat with anyone I would like to without having to resort to a centralised storage of identities and at the same time solve the issue of spam.
Yes ipv6 have nat and do port forwarding at least on linux, usefull scenario is when developing embedded devices and don't want make easily guess your isp how many devices have.
I am really,really excited about Crystal. I wish it success but I am afraid if the rails shops and big companies do not start using it it will be too little too late.
Which ones? I wouldn't call a lot of those cities 'large'.
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PHP even has it.
We have been for decades? Like, this was a part of second-wave feminism half a decade ago. It's hardly a new idea.
You may need to contextualise your statement. Empathy in what sense? There is a nonzero chance the falsely accused might actually get thrown in jail, not to talk about the potentially immense reputational damage that may be difficult to repair. I'm not really sure what you are getting at with your pitch.
It should really say 'will be allowed to'.
I don't know about local files, but mpsyt is great for listening to music on YouTube.
Not really as a boy in the UK I got a programming badge in Cub Scouts in the 80s. Which was about the only venue I could have got some recognition for that ability at that age. I think it's a great idea to recognise STEM skills in venues that are socially important to children at that age.
Spend more than a quick glance looking at the map then.
Yes, because you won't give them money for anything else.
I have no idea where this incredulity even comes from you tools, nor the claim from TFA which was patently absurd. Pretty much every fucking major language not listed has green threads if not built into the core (Python, Ruby) provided as a well known library (Java, C++). And any new language it's pretty much table stakes.

The article claim is so ridiculous it's not even wrong and you go on to snark about a Haskell counterexample. What a complete asshole.
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"Cold e-mailing," what a noble name for spam.
How is it possible to do anything outdoorsy without a budget? Even getting there takes transport money. When I was in Boy Scouts, budgeting for and buying supplies for even a weekend trip was a task the adults did not shelter us from. We also had to do fundraising and keep track of available funds.
> For first car did I write "Ford", "ford", "Focus", "Ford Focus", etc?

No biggie, the person telling you at length about the quirks of their first car until you mention what your first car was will happily try them all.
> It isn't. The arguments that it is a 'myth' boil down to arguments that it isn't perfect and doesn't protect against every attack. Well, guess what: no security measure is perfect and no security measure protects against every attack.

Except NAT provides absolutely no security, and complicates your network setup, thus making it more prone to configuration errors and other attack vectors due to complexity.

> At the very least, a secure IPv6 network will need to hide end user addresses somehow, because giving everyone a unique, globally-addressable and trackable ID is a security showstopper.

That is called privacy extensions. Also, it's pointless if you allow cookies in the browser.
The problem with passwords on the web is that they require sending and trusting private credentials to someone else. As devs we need to working on making better systems (e.g. TLS client certs and SRP (e.g. TLS-SRP or PAKE)) more usable.

It's not a magic bullet and not something a switch can be flipped on, but the status quo is terrible.
For me, other than the fact that I don't need yet another Algol reimplementation in my life, I'm also not interested in code littered with error handling. Also strongly prefer FP.
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A whole lot of the satirical political ads in GTA are downright creepy in terms of how on-point and relevant they are. It's genuinely unsettling.
Not sure where you got that from. Alexa rankings show google.com as #1 and baidu.com as #4.

http://www.alexa.com/topsites
Never before has an AI startup done so little with so much. That puts their total funding with debt at around $130 million. It's an utter waste. Reminds me of the $15 billion IBM has spent on Watson. The people with the money are very poor judges of technologists in this space.
I guess we're all evil women haters then
Sorry to interrupt your little men-only discussion "women: willing victim or scheming accuser?".

But did any of you notice that the alleged false accuser in this case is actually a man?
Awesome service! Thanks very much for providing it.
Atm I have no plans of rewriting to vanilla, as it is really cumbersome to maintain two parallel libraries. But the most of the code can be reused to write vanilla solution if you want to give it a try.
This looks awesome. Minecraft is a fantastic way to teach programming, and not just to kids! There is something magical about seeing code you write doing something visual that you can interact with.

Here's a shameless link to a thing I created a while back when I was running workshops. Minecraft-like world that runs in pure browser aimed at teaching JavaScript:

http://webblocks.uk/