Privacy846

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by Privacy846 6y ago
I can’t understand what your point is. I guess fitness aficianodas are notorious for hating to recharge their phones every night or so? (One would presume that a comment like this would generalize.)
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by Privacy846 6y ago
High-level feedback has already been invented, it’s called The News and most people are not helped by it. I could use some feedback about my sleep. Other than that though it sounds like a real nag.
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by Privacy846 6y ago
Exactly. I can’t work 12 straight hours on an average day, my mind wouldn’t have allowed me to.
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by Privacy846 6y ago
You’re not the origianl commenter so I don’t know how you divined that.
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by Privacy846 6y ago
I just want to be able to tag files and be able to move them across filesystem. This scheme is the best I’ve found (some tagging software used it): `report[important,sales,veronica].pdf`.
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by Privacy846 6y ago
That’s not what I got from the original comment.
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by Privacy846 6y ago
I don’t understand. A PhD is a degree in research. If you have a PhD and are building web servers you sound misqualified.
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by Privacy846 6y ago
Why would one do twice the hours that one is paid for? That makes no sense. :)
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by Privacy846 6y ago
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by Privacy846 6y ago
I was employing something called sarcasm.
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by Privacy846 6y ago
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by Privacy846 6y ago
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by Privacy846 6y ago
But if you assume that the attacker knows the generation process then you can make a very strong case that the password is no weaker than the stated entropy[1], since the attacker would have to effectively brute force the password by genera
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by Privacy846 6y ago
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by Privacy846 6y ago
I don’t understand what is raw or no-bullshit about this, although it makes it sound very serious. The entropy depends on how the password is generated. If I choose ten words from my own dictionary then the entropy depends on the size of t
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by Privacy846 6y ago
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by Privacy846 6y ago
What money is spent on what, and where did the money come from? You seem to be in the know. How much does it cost society when one percent of the population is incarcerated? But I digress; the US is not exactly a place which has been bles
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by Privacy846 6y ago
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by Privacy846 6y ago
> I think the real root issue of all of this is that the majority of people have no idea or experience in how broken to system is. You think that the root issue is the majority of people who (according to you) have no idea how the system
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by Privacy846 6y ago
The will of the people is besides the point. The policy preferences of the bottom 90% of the US population are not reflected _at all_ in actual policy making (a Princeton study from some years back). Edit: maybe this was it: https:/&
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by Privacy846 6y ago
How much of the wealth fund is spent on incarceration?
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by Privacy846 6y ago
That says more about SF, but I think the author would agree.
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by Privacy846 6y ago
I choose the third value, “ridiculous premise”. People love to craw about how “you are the product” because they don’t pay for some service. Well, physical newspapers have been advertiser-funded for a long time now, even though people sti
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by Privacy846 6y ago
At what point does it become mandatory to refer to your own age in a self-deprecating way if it happens to come up?
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by Privacy846 6y ago
> won't work because knowledge can not be encoded through semantic predicates. “Can not” means “has the possibility of not happening”. Did you mean: “cannot”?
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by Privacy846 6y ago
My comment was a reference to corporate personhood, the legal notion that corporations are considered to be persons per se (i.e. not “groups of people”). Which is practiced in some countries, like e.g. the United States. That makes no sens

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