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by bifrost 7y ago
What Denver did isn't legal either. The DEA regulates all scheduled drugs, not states and absolutely not cities. Cities are generally prohibited from making laws contravening state and federal law (not always followed and the cities ba
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Update Panic.c – The “Bruh Moment”(github.com)
3 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
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by bifrost 7y ago
Except they can't really since its federally controlled. They can choose to not enforce the law regarding controlled substances which I suspect is going to make other prosecutions interesting in a bad way.
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by bifrost 7y ago
The article mentions gsutil being slow and not resuming transfers, maybe thats their main issue?
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by bifrost 7y ago
This smells like propaganda...
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by bifrost 7y ago
Yeah, that OPM hack was greaaaaaaat....
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by bifrost 7y ago
Which one what? I don't use Linux... % uname -a FreeBSD redacted 12.0-RELEASE FreeBSD 12.0-RELEASE r341666 GENERIC amd64
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by bifrost 7y ago
Wow, thats pretty cool, I had no idea. I am a bit shocked that it works though.
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by bifrost 7y ago
AMEX did too, I think the problem is the keyspace is small enough that it would be a serious problem.
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by bifrost 7y ago
I suspect that won't happen with private industry because its unlikely to have a cost advantage and it wouldn't be mandatory.
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by bifrost 7y ago
If it was separate from your SSN it could only be used for medical records tracking, thus not used for credit things. The SSN isn't supposed to be used for tracking, but it is anyways...
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The Password by Simple Nomad(markloveless.net)
1 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
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by bifrost 7y ago
Its a breach, so yeah. That said it'll probably get covered by insurance...
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by bifrost 7y ago
There are very few common identity factors available for these companies. I'd almost be willing to have the US Govt develop a "medical ID number" specifically for this purpose.
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Almost 100k Australians Affected by PayID Breach(smh.com.au)
2 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
766.
by bifrost 7y ago
Come to thrift stores in Silicon Valley, you'll find all kinds of neat stuff!
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by bifrost 7y ago
You might want to rename it :) https://www.freshports.org/sysutils/pwgen/
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by bifrost 7y ago
"Linux Desktop" must be on someone's list of "I'm bored, guess I'll write another listicle" articles. I'll never use a Linux desktop, because I have a FreeBSD desktop...
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by bifrost 7y ago
The US Govt wants to federalize this, think about how much worse it could've been.
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by bifrost 7y ago
They use them for billing, Medical Billing is incredibly broken so most companies outsource it.
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by bifrost 7y ago
The founder's guid is basically "1", might want to fix that :) Also, the password validation/etc mechanism is broken. I entered a wholly valid string and I got back a page saying "A potentially dangerous Request.For
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by bifrost 7y ago
You're unlikely to hear the conversation, which is what most of this is about. We're talking about people who're upset about the mere accusation of impropriety in adition to groping or physical contact.
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by bifrost 7y ago
Its not just social media that has this effect... I think thats the point of this article.
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by bifrost 7y ago
I just read a paper about this today: https://sci-hub.se/10.1021/acs.est.9b02090 Apparently the same guy who figured out that Atrazine was feminizing frogs (Cue Alex Jones ranting about making the frogs gay) also figur
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by bifrost 7y ago
The government has already effectively been banned from doing this by the 1st amendment. If we apply due process rules to this - we'd need a judge to sign off on every takedown which is very inefficient and probably stupid at best. The
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by bifrost 7y ago
We have tons of examples of government overreach, abridging rights, stripping of due process - we don't want this to apply to our online social lives as well.
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Let’s Not Put the Government in Charge of Moderating Facebook(onezero.medium.com)
26 points by bifrost 7y ago|11 comments
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by bifrost 7y ago
It would be more accurate to say it was blocked by NIMBYs...
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by bifrost 7y ago
This is a bit weak/clickbaity, it basically is "we got weird traffic" and TLDR its some people with macros and a couple browser windows... Its not "bots are posting fake news" its more like "they're real f
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by bifrost 7y ago
This has been an issue/complaint for 20 years... Lack of games, weird upgrade issues, weird hardware issues, poor user community all contribute. Honestly, I think the biggest thing is no Word/Office support.

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