Trias11

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by Trias11 5y ago
Always worth to keep an eye on developments. Lots of offerings. Many are pump-n-dump schemes. Some are more long lasting projects. Look for vibrant community, openness, regular support/updates and see if their energy correlates with yo
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by Trias11 5y ago
Crypto farming / liquidity providing. 50%-100%/yr. $3K/mo = $36k/yr = put $75K in passive yielding to get above. Nothing else to do to achieve that.
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by Trias11 5y ago
Does your FAANG support you working remotely? I moved to Vegas from CA and twisted some arms in upper management/HR of my company to keep my salary. Most HR's has abusive practices to cut salary if you move to cheaper place but if
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by Trias11 5y ago
Touch screen is silly. I don't belong to profession that need to be productive via touching computer screen. I'd pay more for non-touch screen laptop. Accidental touches can and does screw things. Just got a new touch screen lapto
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by Trias11 5y ago
Also natively supporting ZeroTier, which is a must for me
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by Trias11 5y ago
Off my shopping list.
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by Trias11 5y ago
If this is reasonably acceptable but you think you worth more, accept it and continue looking. But then you'll have big advantage of FAANG in your resume to boost your income. If Apple is indeed lowballing you - you'll be able to
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by Trias11 5y ago
Buy second and possibly third passport and establish solid residency and business presence offshore to widen my choices and freedoms.
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by Trias11 5y ago
Stay away from liberal states. Usually high taxes and crimes. Many (but not all) of these however are good weather too. Not sure about your income and whether obscene income tax is a concern - but there are good states with no state income
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by Trias11 5y ago
LAPSUS, likely from russian: "ляпсус" translated as Blunder
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by Trias11 5y ago
Unrelated (and apologies for stepping out of the post' subject), but I lived in multiple countries and then in states within USA. In Vegas now and Republic Services' drivers in Las Vegas are the most considerate, accomodating and
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by Trias11 5y ago
Must be the new business model invented by genius putin.
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by Trias11 5y ago
Second thing California ought to be loved for. First one is the weather.
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by Trias11 5y ago
CC chargeback. Zero f*cks given. Sell me crap, pay for it yourself.
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by Trias11 5y ago
Sold few. One for crypto, few via escrow.com Last time escrow had a problem depositing money to my bank account because "the account number you provided had too many zeros in front of it and our system cut it down". So change your
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by Trias11 5y ago
Exactly. Honeypot developed by spying entity. Otherwise anonymous usernames + passwords would perfectly do.
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by Trias11 5y ago
Just because "every platform and app is doing that" doesn't mean secure communication solution should.
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by Trias11 5y ago
If I'd be a spying agency I'd do just that - develop "secure" app that would collect unique identity of every user. Verified phone number is a perfect unique ID. "Just give your phone number to us, and don't wo
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by Trias11 5y ago
STOP asking for my phone number to use your "secure" app. I don't want to disclose my phone number to any user, platform or any app. Just please STOP.
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by Trias11 5y ago
They don't need much of a difference. Just more control.
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by Trias11 5y ago
One Mix 4 micro laptop. I bought i5 version of it on aliexpress however amazon has higher end version of it (i7) available. 9" or so screen, full blown windows 11 laptop, extremely well built, solid. I upgraded it to Windows 11 Pro mys
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by Trias11 5y ago
Quite often you want to communicate with the person on the other end without disclosing your identity. Communication platform that enforces "KYC"-like disclosure to the platform itself is misleading their users about security.
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by Trias11 5y ago
Agree. Stop using word "security" or "end to end" encryption and then enforcing me to disclose my phone number to use your "secure" app. This is scam.
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by Trias11 5y ago
Slack. It's idiotic handling of direct messages history with its enforced uneditable limit of number of conversations shown, previous conversations disappear and become unsearchable cost me waste time, wasted nerves and wasted communic
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by Trias11 5y ago
Waze is owned by google.
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by Trias11 5y ago
You should print this on a big poster and walk on the street carrying ringing bell in your arm, trying to attract attention.
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by Trias11 5y ago
+100 Yet after reading all the scary stories people keep flocking to all the FAANG-y platforms expecting some mercy. You're on a mercy of some glitchy AI and some random, lousy, unreachable fact checker. Act with that knowledge.
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by Trias11 5y ago
BofA account receiving money was NOT HIS! It would be very easy to verify and confirm for a bank. This should be the end of the story. If bank would've been on a hook - they'd look way more carefully on it.
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by Trias11 5y ago
Same with cookies. Deny max to remain usable automatically.
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by Trias11 5y ago
>> And they'll throw their users under the bus You cannot really throw users under the bus in highly competitive and lucrative space. It's not that difficult to export full data from 1password and move on.

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