DINKDINK

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by DINKDINK 10y ago
>I hope their lobbying finds success. Your opinion piece is fine until your last line where you support using the state to ban other people from making the choice that you prefer not to make.
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
I wasn't able to glean it from the website (on mobile) but what method is used to distinguish between the phenomenon of "the income distribution of the generation living here now is more than the previous generation" vs &quot
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
"Prove that you're a citizen!, I suspect you of entering the country without state approval!"
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
Many commenters in this thread are speculating on how counterfeiters are inserting the, apparently large volume of, counterfeit coins. Maybe one source is actually unrepudible /merchants/. In dispensing change to customers, market
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
Being able to see source code and certifying the binaries running on the machine are not the same thing.
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
>Sounds like corruption[...] Specifically Regulatory Capture[1] >The records [...] indicated that a senior official at the Environmental Protection Agency had worked to quash a review of Roundup’s main ingredient, glyphosate, that was
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
>The CEO of a successful startup publicly said he wouldn't hire someone from Uber Would you really want to work at a company where a CEO is so prejudicial? I know I wouldn't (and I find the publicized culture of Uber incredibl
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
Time for to report where you live and to have your home inspected citizen, how else will we know if you're abiding by this law
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
>"Goes Public" implies there was a human who pulled the trigger; it was a bot: Meaningless distinction, a human designed the bot that pulled the trigger. Building a robot that then murders someone doesn't absolve the desi
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
You might want to check out Figure1 which is a social network for medical professionals and very twitter like but has a user base that's full of very people. https://figure1.com/
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
The mobile browser could provide a public key that the password app could use to encrypt the password, then transmit the password over copy-and-paste, the mobile browser could then decrypt the password, then the browser could put the passwo
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
In addition to the zero knowledge proof points discussed below, one could (if they had the mean) to not publish the tx but include it in a block that they work on privately. It's not fool proof (once you announce the block, you'v
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
Your argument essentially revolves around "what are the chances I'll be compromised!?" rather than focusing on "What's the potentially affect of getting compromised" Most people with data or access rights whic
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
Classic availability bias and round trip bias "I have no evidence of SHA-1 being broken which is evidence that SHA-1 can't be broken"
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
>racism (police shooting people without any repercussions) US police have always been shooting/killing citizens (mainly political out groups) without repercussions. The difference now is that documentation of such acts is easily ac
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
> the rest was acquiring cultural references. Exactly as I was reading this sentence I heard someone use the idiom in English, "You're in the home stretch". A bit of a comical coincidence.
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
It's my understanding that the Privacy Badger Chrome extension from the EFF also nullifies this ability: https://www.eff.org/privacybadger
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
Harmonics are caused by the different modes that any entity vibrates at (physical, electrical, or magnetic). If you strike and object with an impulse a rich array of vibrations will occur (think of a gong, a snare, a garage door) all of th
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
The state and powerful groups rely on opinions like your. All they have to do is insert an agent provocateur[1]. They can turn any legitimately peaceful protest into something that, in your eyes, should be ignored. It reminds me of this
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
>"Wouldn't it be super weird if you jiggled the Jell-O and found that somehow it responded at a different period?" Yao said. "But that is the essence of the time crystal. You have some periodic driver that has a perio
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
Happy to see Facebook finally supporting U2F but haven't assessed how robust their implementation is. Another U2F hardware key is the Trezor bitcoin hardware wallet ( https://blog.trezor.io/secure-two-factor-authenticat
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
https://gitian.org/ The bitcoin development community solved the problem of mapping source code to a binary build. Check sums or signatures of binaries is not sufficient. Open source is meaningless if you cannot verify the
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
Taker fees are assessed on the party that removes liquidity from a market. If one places a market order, you are removing liquidity either on the bid or ask side and are assessed a fee. If you place a limit order, you are providing liquid
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
Legally they wouldn't be able to convict Manning of the same crime again. The state can do what they do with every dissident; surveil her in the extreme and then prosecute her for some trivial offense. Law is extremely complex and den
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
You point is sound that companies who produce faulty driverless cars take the upside of them after they socialize the losses from them. Point 229 in Hammurabi's code: [229] If a builder build a house for some one, and does not construc
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
>Uber also tracks you before/after, even if you're not using the app. You don't have to elect to have background tracking on. Undoubtedly, most users have elected to keep it on but there is the option to turn it off and j
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
The problem though is that people are effectively made to work for free if the government can order any organization to publish their private information. The government is forcing socialism on the upside and capitalism on the downside. Al
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
Gmail warns if they believe “Your Account May Have Been Targeted by State-Sponsored Actors”[1] in a prompt[2]. I saw this first hand on a friend's machine in Hong Kong. [1] http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB1000142405
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
>It seems like the higher level a position you're interviewing for, and the more unique, the shorter a time window the company can have to leave the offer open. It really depends on each side's BATNA [1]. If you have stronger
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by DINKDINK 10y ago
If they're going to be that aggressive/shortsighted with negotiating, why not -- at least counter -- accept the offer Then, get competing offers and if Uber loses, quit. If their compensation is substantially off, they deserve the

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