barryrandall

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by barryrandall 2y ago
I suspect they're confusing domain speculators with domain registration resellers.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
Anything is possible with enough qualifiers and caveats.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
Russia warned that they were going to do this last week. I think it's pretty reasonable to conclude that 1) this was sabotage and 2) it was Russia.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
I stopped 2/3 of the way through the announcement. By the time I got to the final 1/3 of the story, I just couldn't imagine the ending living up to the expectations set in the first 2/3 of the announcement, and stopped.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
What surprises me is that how, in a social media-driven world starved for original content, that countries whose cybersecurity policy is a chicken wire fence can keep such massive programs secret.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
But it's not the only browser. The popularity of a particular form of foolishness does not diminish its foolishness.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
Making it a landlord cost changes the incentive structure. Landlords now have an incentive to pay agents as little as possible to maximize their profits.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
On the internet, telling people what they want to hear will always attract an audience. If the audience is larger than a thousand or so people, then you can make money by leveraging your audience's trust in you to sell them supplements
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by barryrandall 2y ago
You don’t have to have faith in a product to market it effectively.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
They claim to. Their advisors, lieutenants, and propagandists report great success. Their people just know better than to talk about it.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
Pay-per-word classified ads drove sellers to websites that offered better reach for less money.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
I'd preserve the arguments against IPv4, SMTP, and BGP.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
Most of those banks' customers would be better off at one of the thousands of credit unions in the US.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
But only .com actually matters.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
You could also just use a cheap pet-compatible motion sensor and sound the chime when there’s motion on the porch.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
Apple hasn't provided any documentation about how it works, beyond that there may be a waiting list.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
If the power isn't being widely abused, then updating the law to better respect private property rights shouldn't be a problem. The state may actually gain some small amount of goodwill from the electorate by agreeing with the pla
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by barryrandall 2y ago
Immigration and abortion are favored as political wedge issues because the targets of the policy don't get a say in elections, and unlike veterans, can't speak out against the politicians who use them as political props.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
It's almost like they expect the law to be dysfunctional or unevenly applied.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
The review suppression rule is hilarious. The intent seems to be to prevent people from using asymmetric access to the legal system to bully reviewers into removing reviews they don't like. The remedy? The thing the law was trying to p
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by barryrandall 2y ago
The problem is that there's no effective way to enforce those limits without compromising everyone's privacy. It simply is not possible to have privacy and any amount of eavesdropping.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
A trail of evidence is still a trail of evidence.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
Because it was posted on the internet, where new and exciting forms of pedantry are invented every day.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
It does, but the general public does not seem to believe anyone can operate it safely enough to allow it in their communities. That position may or may not be supported by facts, but that only matters in countries where politicians don&#x27
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by barryrandall 2y ago
It also usually indicates that prices are based on who you are instead of what you're buying.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
How do we know this isn't more fraud?
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by barryrandall 2y ago
I suffer from the same affliction. Flat, above-window awnings can provide shade without compromising visibility.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
Not any more. Dark web rollups include just about everything you could ever want to know about anyone. Using a unique address per service just makes it easier to identify which services you use.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
That feature was removed because half the people who want black frames were offended that the app offered options that they didn't want to use.
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by barryrandall 2y ago
Cyberbullying achieves its goals more often than sanctions do, and the ROI is astronomical by comparison.

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