airza

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by airza 5y ago
If they are going to do aggressive app reviews anyway, I wish they would mandate that useless promotional notifications could be disabled without getting rid of the core functionality of the app. >:(
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by airza 5y ago
9% of people think the government is using the vaccine to microchip the population... but got it anyway? Huh?
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by airza 5y ago
>In fact, we even give employers an optional feature where they can set a cap on the % of salary that their employees can withdraw. Can you clarify this?
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by airza 5y ago
Does being at low battery make attacks against the device easier? Seems like it does from the report here but i'm not sure why.
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by airza 5y ago
I guess the implication is that only a small minority of poor people are trying hard enough to avoid these scenarios, but if the reality reflects that most don't, what is the role of willpower or 'managing' here?
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by airza 5y ago
I don't think there are a lot of MMT proponents at the Fed.
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by airza 5y ago
Aside from the ~25% of people who don't think the US was ever a good model of democracy: So what? The GP says that it's related to Biden being president now, and it's clearly not.
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by airza 5y ago
I chose the Netherlands for a variety of reasons, but I guess ultimately it is a question of what values you think are best suited to create a functional society. For me, a life that was less centered on car travel and had a political syst
189.
by airza 5y ago
Huh? The poll shows that 17% of people think that it is a good model for democracy in recent years, but Biden's confidence among those people is 75%.
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by airza 5y ago
I felt this way for a long time, so I put my money where my mouth is and I left. I'm not sure if it will take 10, 20, or 30 years (sometimes it feels like even less!) but it's so hard to look at the American superstructure and see
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by airza 5y ago
Cut off its access to the global banking and finance system. That will curb its usage real quick.
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by airza 5y ago
He is being sarcastic.
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by airza 5y ago
Behold the greatest weapon in my fleet's arsenal... Object.__proto__ 8^)
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by airza 5y ago
True. My only point was that we are closer to that than this guy writing for the atlantic.
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by airza 5y ago
Sorry dude, but the new elite are me, you and the rest of the people on this board: receiving six figure salaries for staring at a screen and writing programs for a couple hours every day. It's not the writer getting work for feature
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by airza 5y ago
I guess i can understand wanting a second QR code instead of the 4 character koppelcode, but it seems hard for me to say that it's difficult or time-consuming to enter it.
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by airza 5y ago
The dutch government's SSO app is a complete pleasure to use for this- I hope they use it as a model for everything else.
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by airza 5y ago
It's a problem, to put it mildly. There is humongous growth in this space and not enough skilled people to fill the gap. I'm lucky that my current employer is more discerning but i frequently get reports from previous assessment
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by airza 5y ago
Not really a glaring disadvantage. If someone has physical access to your unlocked computer and wants to do bad stuff to you, you are going to have a very bad day.
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by airza 5y ago
The nuance here is that brain-damaged appsec pentesters reported this as a vulnerability for years, and so tons of websites followed that advice and dutifully disabled the functionality. But autocomplete has advantages: it lets users easily
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by airza 5y ago
The company you work for is not your parent, and in fact, the history of labor/managerial relationships in the US demonstrates pretty unequivocally that your company doesn't have your best interests in mind.
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by airza 5y ago
Isn't it kinda weird that every single large company moves aggressively to crush labor unions if they are so bad for the individual worker? I keep seeing this perspective and it is baffling to me.
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by airza 5y ago
I highly recommend https://www.youtube.com/c/NotJustBikes if you are interested in learning more about this type of road design. It was really illuminating about some of the endemic problems with urban design in the US
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by airza 5y ago
An astonishing insert: >A good example of human exploitation of the engine's failings is GM Hikaru Nakamura's defeat of Rybka in the following three-minute blitz game from the Internet Chess Club. Nakamura cleverly locks the po
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by airza 5y ago
Bank accounts are insured against counterparty risk by the FDIC.
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by airza 5y ago
The problem is that the ability to create that functionality - a robust video editor, let alone the sophisticated image processing- is poorly suited to the device itself. Art is intrinsically valuable, and I love shooting on my camera an
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by airza 5y ago
The very cynical (and imo correct view) is that he is very interested in the aggregate demand side and not particularly interested in the saving the planet side.
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by airza 6y ago
I have seen a lot of attacks using it on the server side, like: -innocuous looking code merges user supplied input from a json object ("we just use this to render a view or write it to an object store") -attacker throws in a __pro
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by airza 6y ago
He is the guy who has been harping on ʻOumuamua being a UFO for the last few years.
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by airza 6y ago
The NSA and CIA require this for top secret clearances, the reasoning being that people in a lot of debt are easier to blackmail or otherwise bribe.

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