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by adrr 4y ago
Has FDIC ever failed to cover anyone? As for storing youre own keys, thats the equivalent of keeping your money in your mattress. House burns down with your wallet. Bye bye money. As you mentioned storing you key in parts at multi location
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by adrr 4y ago
In rats and mice.
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by adrr 4y ago
Chase, largest bank in the US, doesn't support TOTP yet there ar no articles how someone lost almost $100k by a sim card attack. Coinbase inability to detect and mitigate a sim card attack is on them and their lack of security.
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by adrr 4y ago
Reg e ties to your fdic insurance. Banks risk their fdic insurance if they are caught not following reg e. I don't know of anyone who lost money due to their account being hacked with the caveat they didn't share their login det
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by adrr 4y ago
They have to prove its authorized and they have 30 days to do it per Reg E. For fraud like this, they have to get you to say "i shared my password with someone". This is literally in the reg e law. You have a duty to notify y
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by adrr 4y ago
If it wasn't you. Reg E says you're not liable. Literally in the regulations. You will recover that $96,000. Anyone who has worked in bank industry will tell you this.
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by adrr 4y ago
If coinbase was a bank. It would be their problem because the user didn't authorized the transfers. Another reason why you should keep your money at a bank.
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by adrr 4y ago
Problem wasn’t IE6, it was the fact that Microsoft bound versions of IE to versions of windows. You had IE6 lingering in substantial numbers seven years after it was released due it being the only IE option for Win98. People couldn’t upgr
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by adrr 4y ago
Is it an urban myth? We can look at former presidents like George who attended Yale with a 1200 SAT and a 2.5 HS GPA.
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by adrr 4y ago
You just need money to game extracurriculars activities and GPA(pay a tutor to do your kids work every day or go to a private a school). https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...
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by adrr 4y ago
If its layer 7, then you have to push a cert to the endpoints and MITM the traffic since everything is running SSL/TLS. Not sure that is exactly safer since now your security monitoring tools have access to everyone's password a
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by adrr 4y ago
Interchange is refunded but settlement fees aren’t. Settlement is 25Bps or lower.
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by adrr 4y ago
Aren't the standards higher now than the past? I have daughter in second grade who is learning multiplication, basic division, fractions and very basic algebra. I never learned that till 3rd and 4th grade. Here's some sample qu
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by adrr 4y ago
CISOs are starting to report to the board. The biggest challenge is budget. It's hard to put an ROI on a theoretical risk that chances of risk happening are at best an educated guess. Most company leaders don't value detect
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by adrr 4y ago
I would assume you're still allowed to post your to social media in Australia. Security clearance is not a role. I doubt people post they have access to all the infrastructure on their linkedin but you can infer it by the role. Linke
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by adrr 4y ago
Hitting companies with antitrust when consumers have is a terrible idea. Antitrust laws were made to prevent monopolies giving consumers choice and preventing them from getting screwed. Amazon is e-commerce, i have multiple choices to sho
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by adrr 4y ago
Job requirements "discriminate" and narrow the candidate pool. Also only one state considers it a protected class. Compare that to sexual preference which 29 states consider protected. Being able to cut candidates if they were
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by adrr 4y ago
I just glanced at their career page and all the US based engineering and product management jobs are in the bay area. California doesn't have protected status for being unemployed.
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by adrr 4y ago
They haven’t been empty for two years and my waiting times average 5 minutes and 30 minutes during high load times. I don’t understand how they will grow to infinity.
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by adrr 4y ago
Queue isn’t full. It isn’t empty and things are being processed not in “real” time. I’ve always run my queues where they are never empty. If queue depth hits certain levels, workers are scaled up. When it drops, they are scaled dow
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by adrr 4y ago
https://academic.oup.com/toxres/article/11/4/565/6645393 Has the sources of silica nano particles.
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by adrr 4y ago
End users(aka your product managers) care about developer efficiency. Let use the article on this post. When you have a large code base with lots of unit tests. You want the ability to parallelize tests so it doesn't have an hour t
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by adrr 4y ago
I assume we eat lots of dust especially if you live in a dry climate next to a desert.
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by adrr 4y ago
Stripe is on the hook for that $425k as well because it is their merchant account use to process transactions. If they don't pay it, card brands will cut them off. This why stripe is quick to ban merchants.
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by adrr 4y ago
You could use a bank that doesn't charge like Ally or a credit union.
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by adrr 4y ago
Only EU considers it a potential carcinogen. Rest world says it safe. No animal model study has shown it to be dangerous.
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by adrr 4y ago
Roundup hasn't been shown to be carcinogen in any animal model testing and only one observational study has shown an up lift in a cancer. Hence the designation of potential. Hot beverages significantly increases risk of Esophageal ca
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by adrr 4y ago
What does this have to do with the discussion? Hackernews is suppose to be about constructive debate.
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by adrr 4y ago
For comparison, hot beverages(eg: Coffee), red meat and working the night shift are also probable carcinogens. Known carcinogens include alcohol, fried food, bbq/grilling.
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by adrr 4y ago
Why would a user pick Chrome over Safari? From a software development standpoint, maybe Apple would stop tying browser versions to the OS if they had competition. Safari is IE all over again with users stuck on older versions because th

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