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sbhn··on Rosatom releases previously classified documentary video of Tsar Bomba nuke test
Anything russia is capable of, that scares america, is promoted by the american administration since, well, that is there job security, ie, saving you from the enemy. Maybe its fake news, but the money to be made from validating it, ie converting public money into a private monet, is to good an opportunity to refuse.
sbhn··on The pointlessness of daily standups
Does anybody suspect that software development is just that tad slightly a completely micro managed profession.
sbhn··on Open Letter from Governments to Facebook Is an All-Out Attack on Encryption
Your governments have been reading your facebook messages, sms, logging telephone calls forever. This attack on encryption is attempt by the governments to suggest that somehow facebook is actually your friend and has some weight in protecting you. Facebook is losing dominance on the access of your communications, and your government wants you back on facebook where its contractors monetise it most with the least amount of effort. The security contracts need to maintain high ROI, otherwise they will lobby for more of your tax money in the name of security.
sbhn··on Microsoft has removed the “use offline account” option when installing Windows
Apple forced you to use an apple account for as long as i can remember
sbhn··on A patent lawsuit against GNOME
Software patents ensure that every major software supplier in the world is an American controlled company. Not awarding the patent claim would be a threat against American national security.
sbhn··on We are clueless about how long things should take
I only hire people who can reliably estimate. How can you call yourself a pythonista if you cant reliably estimate. Incompetent estimators have no place in my organisation.
sbhn··on The news industry was complicit in the opioid crisis
The role of news media is to distract
sbhn··on Serverless: slower and more expensive
I’ve got downvotes for suggesting the same thing during the hype. In fact all my truths get downvoted. Read them, they are hilarious some of them.

And not only that, breaking news, serverless with aws is severe vendor lockin.

sbhn··on “Information gerrymandering” influences voters
Thats why the politicians and there henchmen need more secret powers to middle man facebook, doh i mean, police facebook, you know, just in case the Russians and the Chinese are influencing your vote for trump
sbhn··on Interactive Hand Pose Estimation Using a Stretch-Sensing Soft Glove
The optical approach works extremely well. https://youtu.be/eSQoG2gDMuk
sbhn··on Absolute Scale Corrupts Absolutely
Wow, i never really thought of this before, it took me two seconds to understand it.
sbhn··on Show HN: Wave-based non-line-of-sight computational imaging in Julia
Perhaps this can be done with multi frequency audio pulses. That would be easier to build than a NLOS camera
sbhn··on California’s Biggest Cities Confront a ‘Defecation Crisis’
The defecation crisis is see is the eagerness of law fearing citizens to put a substance that decomposes back into nature in about a week, into a plastic bag that will still have its contents nicely stored, and brewing, ready to be freed, for years to come.
sbhn··on Kaspersky AV injected unique ID allowing sites to track users in incognito mode
If i click the above article link, then come back to this thread, will i find a unique id used to track me planted somewhere amongst my cookies?
sbhn··on Kaspersky AV injected unique ID allowing sites to track users in incognito mode
AV, always reminding you you’re under attack since 1986.
sbhn··on Media Can’t Stop Presenting Horrifying Stories as ‘Uplifting’ Perseverance Porn
Your not supposed to talk about ‘not reading the article’, because HN doesn't want people to catch on that HN knows if you read the article. it’s a remarketing/cookie thing. HN knows what you did last summer.
sbhn··on Who Owns Huawei?
OoOoh, spooky chines signals, HN told me they were bad
sbhn··on Watch a Drone Take Over a Nearby Smart TV
You can buy a pc monitor with various input methods. There are no SMART pc monitors im aware of
sbhn··on Huawei Technicians Helped African Governments Spy on Political Opponents
I thought it was facebook who helped cambridge analytica,
sbhn··on Social share buttons that don't allow the social sites to track your users
Fork me on gitlab ribbons Fully GDPR compliant https://gitlab.com/seanwasere/fork-me-on-gitlab

This got to pole position on HN, then some mod flagged it as spam, It’s spirit was relevant then, and it’s spirit is relevant now. Fully GDPR compliant.

sbhn··on There is no evil like reCAPTCHA
If recaptcha is so good at finding bots, then why does google still show ads to bots?
sbhn··on ‘Deepfakes’ Trigger a Race to Fight Manipulated Photos and Videos
Fear media triggers a race to fight manipulated photos and videos. “OMG we’re under ATTACK”
sbhn··on Would you accept cheaper rent in exchange for a monthly Amazon purchasing quota?
Would you pay tax out of pocket for this benefit in kind.
sbhn··on Filling hospitals with art reduces patient stress, anxiety and pain
Filling hospitals with BBC 24 News Broadcasts, raises stress, anxiety and pain
sbhn··on Currency (Restrictions on the Use of Cash) Bill 2019
Australian money is made from palm oil. Its an attack on borneo
sbhn··on The Raspberry Pi 4 needs a fan
The odroid xu3 had a fan. It was innoying i could here it at night.
sbhn··on YouTube video has its own URL in it
Live streaming your live stream
sbhn··on 'My son spent £3,160 in one game'
I’m addicted to the news, and especially if it makes me feel like i’m under attack by forces i have no control over. Thanyou BBC, you’re my opium.
sbhn··on Apple kills the non-Touch Bar MacBook Pro
The touchbar looks nice. I am a religious apple fanatic so image is all important to me. My god, i had loads of chicks coming to my mac and sliding there fingers in it. I had to slap a few naughty hands lol. Sad to see it go. Those were the days.
sbhn··on British Airways faces record £183M fine for data breach
So who gets the money? The people who had there data stolen?

Who gets the money are the people who create laws. The more crimes commited, the safer there jobs are. The people who had there data stolen, are now on a register sold to the insurance industry, and the insurance industry decides they are a greater risk to insure, so the costs to the consumer go up. Strange how crime really drives the economy.

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