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The fact that these bureaucrats think they have a right to add age-verification to information is ludicrous in the first place. This should be as much non-news as 'Lawmakers unanimously decide death is legal'.

The article says:

> You do not need to deport all of them to deport the ones who "take over public spaces".

And continues to assume that DHH is talking about mass deportation. He's not. He says:

> When gypsies take over public spaces, you deport them.

He's not saying we should deport _all_ gypsies just because one group is taking over public space.

If I have access to the UI, I don't need to break your encryption.

Today I learned for the 7th time, never to go with Godaddy.

We've built multiple websites with Astro.js, including customer facing ones such as bustinger.com, and love it.

Simple to use, blazing fast results. JSX. Use another framework you like inside it (e.g. React, svelte).

Thanks!

Thanks, we couldn't stand by idly any longer while people are getting scammed out of their life savings.

Take on more responsibility. Specifically say yes to something you want to do but are scared of. Like starting a business or getting a dog.

What about if you need rolling deployments?

I really have no idea what could even make sense. The cause I consider most likely is that they have a bias toward blocking new accounts, and only if you do display certain behaviours, will they not block you.

Thank you!

I went out of my way to turn it off before logging on to those sites. I thought it could also be because I religiously remove my cookies.

What about young people who are new to the internet? Should we increase the cost of entry (or just flat out ban it) for them too for their lack of online reputation?

Market before you build.

I would change this to:

1. Find a profitable niche 2. See if you could market to said niche in a way where you have an unfair advantage. 3. If yes to 2, market and sell the product before you have it to ensure demand 4. Build the product.

All these arguments about school times etc. My code would be eternally ridiculed if I mocked the Date object to artificially change the time, instead changing the time school started for certain months.

While I agree with you for the most part, their responsibility should not be fact checking. That should be left to the individual.

Good idea. Please consider generating websites from the courses to allow people to "white label" this. Alternatively, offer iframes or an api - a kind of headless CMS. This would allow course creators to feel comfortable not being so locked in.

Thank you. The majority in this thread seem to assume a higher net effect in preventing the spread through vaccination than is really the case.

The current UK politicians are so mind numbingly naive in so many ways.

I'd rather just die

Here, I translated it with DeepL:

Signal server no longer open source For almost a year, the public code of the Signal server has not been updated - the servers are running a different version.

Article by Hanno Böck published on April 6, 2021, 8:58 a.m.

The encryption at Signal is top, but for some time now the server-side code is no longer publicly available - and Signal doesn't like to talk about it.

Last modified on April 22, 2020 - that's the current status in the Git repository of the server code for the encrypted messenger Signal. Apparently, Signal has decided not to publish future changes to the server-side code. This has not been officially announced, and inquiries are not answered.

Signal is considered the gold standard in encrypted communication. The protocol implements end-to-end encryption, which is considered exemplary and has been reviewed by cryptographers many times. The source code of the messenger is publicly available and is under a free license; anyone can examine it and modify it if necessary.

The code of the Signal clients is still available What is still true for the client apps has not been true for Signal's server-side code for some time. The code published on Github no longer receives updates, while Signal's servers are running a newer version.

On Signal's official forum, a user asked about the current server code back in June 2020. A lengthy discussion thread followed. Already in the past, there were periods when Signal's publicly available server code was released with delays. But the repository has never been orphaned for as long as it is now.

Many users prefer open source software, and the reasons are many. It is hoped that the code can be examined by independent people, security holes or backdoors can be found more easily. Another important aspect is the possibility of a fork: if a project develops in a direction that is not supported by users, others can take the code and develop it further themselves.

The fact that Signal's code is open source has contributed a lot to the messenger's good reputation, and Signal advertises this itself. For example, the Signal website currently features a quote from Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, who emphasizes that he trusts Signal because it is "open source, peer-reviewed, and funded solely by grants and donations."

Because Signal is end-to-end encrypted, security does not depend on server code. The client is still open source and can be peer-reviewed. Nevertheless, the server code, which is no longer open, is not without consequences. For example, it is no longer possible to run your own Signal server or fork the entire system.

Signal is silent about the reasons It is remarkable that Signal does not explain its step. None of the user questions in Signal's forum and on Github were answered by members of the Signal team. Golem.de checked with Signal's press office and also received no response.

"I think the Signal team should at least tell us why the server repo is currently not updated," writes a user on Github - and he is obviously not alone with this opinion.

Printing money is, by definition inflation. Printing money in to the hands of people who spend it is stealing from savers. Effectively discouraging responsible financial decisions in favour of lending.