16:[[42363727,{"by":"spiralganglion","descendants":463,"id":42363727,"kids":[42364033,42363906,42364043,42363856,42363816,42368591,42364155,42365872,42364374,42365320,42363985,42363941,42364554,42363924,42365324,42364248,42364853,42365465,42368351,42364002,42365056,42363769,42367701,42365251,42378019,42364013,42364942,42369016,42365931,42363795,42364704,42373987,42364989,42364402,42373117,42364516,42364868],"score":1197,"time":1733728759,"title":"Itch.io Taken Down by Funko","type":"story","url":"https://bsky.app/profile/itch.io/post/3lcu6h465bs2n"}],[41277014,{"by":"Bluestein","descendants":559,"id":41277014,"kids":[41277640,41277586,41278065,41280380,41280757,41277461,41277956,41277594,41277590,41278171,41278307,41277642,41277899,41281839,41278019,41278166,41278075,41291839,41277951,41279853,41278574,41277798,41285729,41278246,41286772,41277455,41302056,41278446,41281580,41280627,41277823,41279706,41278058,41278111,41279763,41280772,41277924,41282227,41281529,41278826,41280308,41290208,41291466,41279765,41281877,41280543,41278184,41279553,41281764,41285659,41277389,41277582,41278521,41279235,41278455,41278596,41281854,41278282,41278285,41280908,41279824,41278123,41280609,41292868,41280142,41278258,41282912,41280338,41278353,41282817,41280671,41278203,41279209,41282910,41325871,41277628],"score":1113,"time":1723920996,"title":"Mpv – A free, open-source, and cross-platform media player","type":"story","url":"https://mpv.io/"}],[40470110,{"by":"rpjt","descendants":5,"id":40470110,"kids":[40476077,40475554,40470587,40471256,40470122],"score":2,"text":"What would be your expectations for this service and how much would you be willing to pay? I'm genuinely curious, as I'm not sure that people would actually pay for this, especially for many of big tech's products that are B2C and "free" to use.","time":1716581759,"title":"Ask HN: Would you pay for premium support from big tech?","type":"story"}],[39418282,{"by":"joshlk","descendants":3,"id":39418282,"kids":[39424631],"score":3,"text":"I used to be on the free plan so I could use my own domain with GMail. Originally when they forced users onto a paid plan they charged £2.30/user/month then it went upto £4.60 and now it’s £6.

I’m reluctant to change to another provider as I have 15 years worth of data with them. Have others switched?","time":1708256649,"title":"Ask HN: Google workspace price increased to £6/user/month","type":"story"}],[38996184,{"by":"morphicpro","descendants":1,"id":38996184,"kids":[39007710],"score":4,"text":"Got to love them massive caches. \nHonestly who thought it would be a good idea to cache everything from every other server everyone on your server follows?

This level of redundancy is such a massive waste of resources and is hemorrhaging money from server hosts. And its all for the sake of garbage.

At the very least you should be able to control what does and does not get cached.

Maybe its ok that users avatars from other severs has their avatar still live on the original server. I don't know why I really have to say this.

There I said it","time":1705280696,"title":"Hosting Mastodon server is like renting a space for your neighbor's trash","type":"story"}],[38478378,{"by":"csbartus","descendants":4,"id":38478378,"kids":[38478397,38478506,38478700,38481407],"score":3,"text":"Aside HN and email newsletters, reading RSS feeds brought me lots of joy lately. They remind me the wild-wild-west era of www.

I wonder if we can discover gems together.

This is my current list of feeds: (The clickable format: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38478397)

http://computationalculture.net/rss

https://2019.wattenberger.com/rss

https://austinhenley.com/blog/feed.rss

https://blog.ouseful.info/feed

https://jakelazaroff.com/rss.xml

https://joshmpollock.com/feed.xml

https://lilianweng.github.io/index.xml

https://maggieappleton.com/rss.xml

https://runzhe-yang.science/feed.xml

https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/feed/

https://thesephist.com/index.xml

https://topos.site/blog/index.xml

https://www.geoffreylitt.com/feed.xml

Please submit yours :)","time":1701374739,"title":"Ask HN: Show me your RSS feed subscriptions","type":"story"}],[37149143,{"by":"grecy","descendants":21,"id":37149143,"kids":[37149270,37149161,37149367,37152122,37150901,37149578],"score":3,"text":"I left Windows back in the XP/Win 7 days, and have not used it at all in all those years.

I'm at a relative's house now, and the touchpad and keyboard on their fairly new Lenovo laptop simply will not work. We've confirmed they both function perfectly while in the BIOS, so it's not a hardware problem.

We've deleted and re-installed drivers so many times in Windows 11 my head is spinning. We've Restored Windows 11 and spent hours and hours on forums and tech support. Nothing we do changes anything at all. Windows refuses to make them work.

It's 2023 and I can't believe I'm spending so many hours just to make the computer work.\nDo people often still do this?","time":1692201783,"title":"Ask HN: How do people get work done with Windows 11?","type":"story"}],[36603060,{"by":"lax4ever","descendants":4,"id":36603060,"kids":[36604574],"score":1,"text":"Does HN have some recommended readings for Microsoft's CA role, Certificates, and PKI? My company is preparing to replacing our domain controllers (hardware replacement and going from 2012 R2 to Server 2022) and one of them has our local CA. It's not used for much right now (DC authentication, Kerberos, and Exchange), but I am trying to decide if it will be simpler to migrate or just start a new CA.","time":1688575603,"title":"Ask HN: Microsoft CA Reading Material","type":"story"}],[35917832,{"by":"leona408","descendants":2,"id":35917832,"kids":[35927683,35918718,35918666,35919237],"score":7,"text":"Dear HN,

We are a small community server, providing infrastructure for a handful of local projects in our town. We are looking for a messenger platform/protocol that\n- can be selfhosted\n- doesn't violate users privacy\n- enforces E2EE\n- has a UX userfriendly enough for non-tech users\n- offers groups w/ +100 members\n- if possible, offers "modern" featuers (chat-history, VoIP, typing indicators, etc.)

Matrix is being disussed, but we have serious privacy-concerns. [1] \nXMPP is being discussed, but people are afraid that the jungle of clients wont talk together.[2]

What are your experience with on-boarding non-tech people to modern XMPP-cliens? Is it doable or too much of a struggle?

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[1] "Notes on privacy and data collection of Matrix.org" https://github.com/libremonde-org/paper-research-privacy-matrix.org/blob/master/part1/README.md

[2] https://xmpp.org/software/

[EDIT: Typos and formating]","time":1683906335,"title":"Ask HN: User- and privacy-friendly selfhosted alternatives to Matrix?","type":"story"}]]

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