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Email feels like one of the most decentralized internet concepts, and ironically it's seemingly the one thing I can't self-host unless, from what I've heard, I enjoy being permanently marked as spam / blacklisted. What's going on? How do we fix this?","time":1651069912,"title":"Ask HN: Why can't I host my own email?","type":"story"}],[30966582,{"by":"surrTurr","descendants":152,"id":30966582,"kids":[30966671,30966724,30966699,30966613,30966799,30966790,30966783,30966723,30966626,30966678,30966796,30967732,30975235,30968439,30975205,30969871,30966662,30966635,30967179,30966820,30966698,30968957,30966728,30969226,30984038,30971848,30966726,30966697,30966835,30966936,30975252,30968214,30966670,30966634,30968689,30966794,30975168,30966625,30972504,30969159,30966791,30967211,30967940,30974998,30967236,30966857,30973988,30970518,30974464,30967682,30968381,30966666,30967115,30970553,30967001,30966804,30966704,30967742,31007440,30966677,30966665,30967047,30966800,30968716,30966864,30967282,30968068,30966982,30967123,30967050,30966830,30966598,30966849,30967362,30967043,30967496,30966957,30966770,30966712],"score":47,"text":"One would think that over the last decades, with a countless number of smart people, there would be a Linux distro on the level of macOS. I am talking about a distro, that you don't have to configure anything for. A distro that handles things like external devices screen recording without weird glitches. A distro that is _worry free_ and that _just works_.\nWhy do you think that is the case? Or am I simply ignorant of the current state of Linux distros?","time":1649497976,"title":"Ask HN: Why is there no Linux distro that “just works” like macOS?","type":"story"}],[30817555,{"by":"zdw","descendants":10,"id":30817555,"kids":[30842934,30842241,30841863,30841906,30845494],"score":26,"time":1648353218,"title":"Rolling Rhino Remix","type":"story","url":"https://rollingrhinoremix.github.io/"}],[30229393,{"by":"shekarramaswamy","descendants":233,"id":30229393,"kids":[30230268,30230119,30229496,30230276,30232339,30232225,30230760,30230316,30230915,30231037,30231308,30230223,30232098,30231959,30231772,30230444,30231477,30231558,30231232,30232342,30230856,30307922,30230815,30235425,30235422,30230260,30231276,30229394],"score":207,"time":1644121338,"title":"Web3 doesn’t care about privacy","type":"story","url":"https://coinsights.substack.com/p/the-duality-of-web3"}],[30222736,{"by":"derekzhouzhen","descendants":415,"id":30222736,"kids":[30224478,30224357,30223568,30223795,30224253,30223471,30223627,30225135,30223667,30224682,30223408,30224773,30223985,30225889,30222829,30224047,30227031,30228602,30227005,30224223,30226177,30227484,30226359,30228671,30226456,30226664,30223679,30225849,30225037,30225964,30248286,30226333,30227372,30226835,30241900,30223380,30227915,30225120,30224723,30228855,30229105,30226645,30227070,30227637,30223427,30225790,30227663,30224145,30225427,30230666,30223857,30225438,30227153,30229913,30229342,30228037,30229988,30229432,30228009,30230593,30228259,30225240,30224979,30230331,30223951,30226376,30224929,30247865,30307901,30307913,30229772,30225042,30228676,30226979,30225675,30225116,30228093,30224446,30224115],"score":388,"time":1644078817,"title":"Spam blacklisting is out of control","type":"story","url":"https://blog.roastidio.us/posts/spam_blacklists_are_out_of_control/"}],[30299412,{"by":"brogrammer2018","descendants":91,"id":30299412,"kids":[30299674,30299441,30300514,30299671,30299808,30305351,30299741,30299712,30299649,30299621,30299865,30299691,30300410,30299471,30299657,30299469,30308632,30302346,30302586,30300048,30299787,30319910,30307810,30302215,30299839,30310352,30299601,30306834,30304887,30299680,30299503,30299611,30299714,30328061,30305434,30304799,30299610],"score":44,"text":"I have been a software developer in an large organization for more than a decade. I have ADHD and see’s a psychiatrist every 3 weeks. Boss is now demanding access for to all my health records or said he will fire me. He has also locked my Active Directory account (he says temporary) and deactivated my building pass until I sign the document for HR to obtain all my medical records.

I have till Monday (less than a week) to sign the document.

I am located in Australia.

Should I sign the document so my employer has access to all my medical records and all the psychiatrist's notes on me?

TL;DR ADHD Software Developer. Employer demands access to all information in my medical records.

Letter I am forced to sign to keep my job is below:

Link: https://imgur.com/a/Qpvw9M6","time":1644573199,"title":"Ask HN: Should I give my employer all my medical records?","type":"story"}],[30144101,{"by":"wrycoder","descendants":655,"id":30144101,"kids":[30145926,30148173,30153869,30149846,30151280,30145649,30150821,30151070,30145987,30144562,30145644,30146138,30145539,30145211,30144790,30153157,30150978,30153679,30153905,30151619,30145866,30145142,30151948,30145228,30153265,30146193,30146341,30145476,30146028,30145971,30151645,30152888,30153674,30146703,30144409,30146572,30151475,30145785,30145933,30146179,30162351,30145549,30145976,30152073,30154089,30145936,30145409,30151190,30152738,30151793,30151217,30152405,30145803,30145540,30151238,30154330,30152009,30154122,30153300,30151148,30146132,30158067,30153361,30156056,30152903,30146301,30151495,30154033,30151195,30167443,30154443,30151417,30154991,30151019,30145677,30154196,30178649,30153625,30151172,30154559,30146350,30151057,30164541,30152415,30151919,30146455,30219153,30154394,30147335,30147329,30154831,30151101,30151249,30146617,30157634,30154095,30145962,30146987,30152403,30154603,30152355,30146051,30156731,30155498,30153021,30154709,30146233,30144338,30161820,30152797,30151272,30153356,30153615,30151073,30150690,30152658,30191903,30151035,30168827,30155300,30163959,30167919,30154804,30146044,30154783,30155902,30153972,30163006,30147053,30145070,30145795,30156322,30145755,30145882],"score":633,"time":1643599448,"title":"Please make a dumb car","type":"story","url":"https://techcrunch.com/2022/01/29/please-make-a-dumb-car/"}],[30055864,{"by":"FedericoRazzoli","descendants":25,"id":30055864,"kids":[30079633,30081256,30056249,30080240,30134925,30079641,30079243],"score":39,"time":1643020899,"title":"How Slow Is Select *?","type":"story","url":"https://vettabase.com/blog/how-slow-is-select/"}],[30118273,{"by":"prea","descendants":468,"id":30118273,"kids":[30119351,30119533,30119061,30120033,30118578,30119103,30118949,30118804,30118880,30124943,30118734,30122758,30119838,30120725,30118793,30119975,30119006,30119324,30118618,30119703,30119325,30119466,30124574,30124267,30125073,30125084,30125013,30126096,30125136,30118938,30122597,30119976,30120717,30122405,30121583,30120888,30123725,30120319,30124232,30124685,30120533,30122115,30124404,30123156,30123539,30123482,30122089,30120495,30124352,30121325],"score":602,"time":1643393362,"title":"Reclaiming the lost art of Linux server administration","type":"story","url":"https://www.pietrorea.com/2022/01/28/reclaiming-the-lost-art-of-linux-server-administration/"}],[29919616,{"by":"kkotic","descendants":81,"id":29919616,"kids":[29919825,29919722,29919847,29920490,29919911,29919866,29919726,29919965,29921809,29920495,29920428,29926206,29921412,29925376,29920768,29919916,29920239,29919956,29920978,29920367,29932737,29919818,29919836,29919755,29920004,29919954,29919948,29919883,29919852,29937301,29921334,29932267,29920173,29919969,29919993,29919981,29921720,29924417,29919827,29919879,29919909,29921360,29919897,29919822,29920190,29919906,29919777,29919919,29925209,29919880,29919735,29920417,29919828,29919817,29919865,29919750,29919760,29919844,29919819,29919918,29929283,29919780,29922390],"score":22,"text":"How often do you do it? For what reasons? Do you format the drive, keep your files, apps?

I think I make a fresh macOS with drive format install monthly, I'm kind of obsessed...","time":1642074106,"title":"Ask HN: How often do you make a fresh OS install?","type":"story"}],[29816504,{"by":"darknoon","descendants":401,"id":29816504,"kids":[29820702,29817375,29821176,29819080,29820341,29823674,29820107,29817371,29819818,29821165,29818376,29819085,29817776,29818592,29819747,29817912,29817216,29817879,29825205,29817450,29817221,29821211,29820784,29817272,29818731,29817286,29821193,29818609,29820291,29824359,29817858,29820225,29820909,29818214,29817750,29821694,29819923,29820186,29817383,29819880,29817026,29822357,29823108,29823810,29822613,29822382,29817354,29820313,29818527,29818497,29820445,29818284,29821379,29844022],"score":766,"time":1641424120,"title":"We handle 80TB and 5M page views a month for under 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was just an idle conversation we were having at work. Imagine that one day you wake up and you've been sent back in time, where you are now a researcher at DARPA in the early 1960s. You've got the influence to effect fundamental changes in the next sixty years of the Internet's history, and can make your changes any time in the next sixty years - but you know that as soon as you change one thing in history, you'll be sent back to 2021, to continue living in the world you have wrought.

How are you going to make the Internet better?","time":1624896220,"title":"Ask HN: You have one shot to redesign the Internet – what do you change?","type":"story"}],[27196076,{"by":"lelf","descendants":243,"id":27196076,"kids":[27196460,27196598,27196295,27196437,27196644,27196434,27196671,27196537,27197085,27199775,27196965,27196894,27196441,27196672,27196546,27197235,27196815,27197602,27197626,27197495,27197247,27198639,27197534,27196904,27196909,27197773,27197210,27196630,27196726,27196755,27196512],"score":129,"time":1621352106,"title":"AirPods Max and AirPods Pro Don't Support Apple Music Lossless, Apple Confirms","type":"story","url":"https://www.t3.com/news/airpods-max-and-airpods-pro-dont-support-apple-music-lossless-apple-confirms"}],[27097680,{"by":"giuliomagnifico","descendants":115,"id":27097680,"kids":[27099539,27102992,27098263,27098048,27110315,27098128],"score":328,"time":1620580252,"title":"AMD server CPUs capture highest market share gains from Intel in 15 years","type":"story","url":"https://hothardware.com/news/amd-epyc-server-cpu-gains-highest-share-intel-15-years"}]]

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