Cell numbers aren't published in those books, which this affects.Ģ. You can remove your phone number from phone books.Ģ. I'm heavy into Clojure & the other day a Lisper on here pointed me to freenode to get community help rather than SO, for example. That said, occasionally there is that nice moment of a few reasonable people chatting each other & introducing to tech they may have otherwise overlooked. I think it is some facet of the nature of people thinking they are real sophisticated by reading HN for some odd reason (basing this on all the wannabe devs I know on social sites who make it a point to mention it constantly in posts like 'my fav sites to procrastinate on'), whereas there are lots of higher-level programming communities out there who seem to have less of this self-seriousness. I don't mean to hate too hard cuz it is what it is, i dont care about my karma, & obv its good enough that i still read articles here but posters being annoying/hypocritical/oversensitive/humourless/feeling that they are the protectors of society. the joke was pretty innocuous & immediately got like 5 downvotes. A million times this.' the other day cuz that is the most melodramatic, overused, annoying, lame textual meme. I posted a joke on a comment of someone going 'This. just try to post a joke on here one day & see how many rapid downvotes it gets if you ever need proof of how lame & uptight the HN crowd can be once they hit that 500 rep. Like other people are saying - HN is news by committee. If your phone number is in any of these states, you're not in the database: Alaska Sampling from the set of my snapchat friends who are not in my area code, 3 of 13 can be found in the database. Assuming a relatively uniform distribution of phone numbers in the US (which is not at all a safe assumption), the average US snapchat user has better odds of not being in the list than being in it. There are also 248 US area codes which are not represented in the database. It appears there are two Canadian area codes represented in the database: 867 and 204. I couldn't find my own data in the set, and actually it seems like lots of entire area codes are missing.Īssuming `cat schat.csv | uniq | cut -c1-4 | wc -l` is the proper command, there are only 76 of 322 US area codes represented. The top comment on Reddit r/netsec's corresponding coverage has mirrors on .nz for the files

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