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Why 2 links (2 paywalls) to the same article? Just curious.

1. Because YOU get a paywall does not mean others do

2. The links have different URLs

3. I pay $140/year to subscribe to the Washington Post so I have access to what the paper says are gift links that I can "share with others"; I post those here as a gesture and courtesy to HN users

Having said that, here are 2 alternatives that might work for you:

https://unwall.app/www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2026/10...

https://wallhop.io/https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology...


If this seems familiar, it's from March 2018. If it's not, well, time to read it.

This is why China is so safe. You want safety in a society as anti-social as ours, you need a police state. It's not sufficient, but it's necessary. Cleaning up the people that cause the problems is hard.

Also, Russia has clearly established itself as a source of failures. In the same way that Europe and Canada should be weaning themselves from the USA for lighter-duty yet valid issues, they should really further disentangle themselves from the Russian economy if possible.

It's as if this whole cloud thing is BS and we should stop putting our stuff on other people's computers.

Not only has that ship sailed, our own computers are at risk.

"Makes claims". Things aren't expensive when you have money to pay for them. He misses the point entirely.

For that employer, it's going to be normal, and employees won't be looking. In the USA, managment dictates all terms of employment, take it or leave it.


Omg, covid years brought such unimaginable seethe from management class that as a result I never bought into the conspiracy theories on it. The weird amount of anger on not being able to among other bright ideas 'manage by walking' drove some to the edge of madness. They are still angry and were all too happy when Musk declared that the wfh vacation is over.


This will fire up the jihadis and encourage the cycle. Very different than the obscurity into which the mastermind of the World Trade Center truck bombing was thrown.


Aren't they already fired up about this, that, and the other? They don't seem to need much excuse. And the US kills terrorists all the time.

Anyway, I don't think US policy should revolve around how jihadis react, regardless of whether or not livestreamed executions are good policy.


This isn't policy this is just a tactic. Ignoring history.


Christianity and Christ are two separate things. The names of political affiliations rarely capture the actual goals of the policies. Conservatives are against preserving many things, and liberals are against allowing many things.


Why wouldn't the Antichrist be spreading warnings about someone/thing else being the Antichrist? If he doesn't misdirect people, they could suspect him. Heck, he could even charge $100/head to peddle his lies.


> Thiel has a diverse library: The lectures were heavier on political theory but also wove in pop culture with historical figures from Francis Bacon, to Ozymandias of the “Watchmen” comic book series, and the Japanese manga series “One Piece,” all of whom he believes are or include figures who could be the Antichrist. Plus, he invokes political philosopher and member of the Nazi Party Carl Schmitt, whose ideas about the Katechon he counts as an influence and slightly critiques.

There's gotta be people in the Vatican reading this dreck while they punch holes into drywall out of anger. I'm pretty sure Thiel is closer to destroying eschatology than reviving it.


This feels like the top honor.


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