blackboxlogic

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by blackboxlogic 4y ago
I think it would be fine for the library to have/be the 2ND FACTOR and the user would still need their password. Being at a physical location seems like a reasonable 2FA (more reasonable than a phone in these cases). Could the library
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by blackboxlogic 4y ago
For the smallest change with the fairest result, I would reseed the random IDs on a schedule.
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by blackboxlogic 4y ago
I suspect there's a strong bias in vowelCount % 2. A quick look at English 100 most common [1] has 1's at 73% and 0's at 27%. That would even out with longer words but I wonder how much. Maybe there's something else that
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by blackboxlogic 4y ago
Look around the room for objects in sight. For each object, take its common name and count how many of the letters are "odd" letters acegikmoqsuwy, then mod 2. "Window" -> "wiow" -> 4 -> 0. Each word
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
From your first link: "The [turbines] affected remain in operation and are producing clean renewable energy. ... they will operate in automatic mode and are fundamentally capable of self-contained and independent regulation."
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
I wonder if the author's advice would have changed if the student was seeking transparency instead of "fairness". Would there be administrative resistance to publishing their goals and process? Does the secrecy of the process
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
"No, detective. I'm certain that they wanted to consent. They must have forgotten to."
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
"No, it's ok officer. We consented For them."
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
"No, your honor. They didn't consent. But I have corrected that."
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
Countering with a lesson I leaned the hard way: if you're depressed and you go to Europe you'll be depressed in Europe. Traveling may not be a bad idea, but it won't necessarily fix anything because "wherever you go, the
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
Tacking works because boats have a second "sail" interacting with a second fluid moving differently than the wind (the keel is in the water). There's no second thing to push against in space. If you "tack" your sola
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
And do they celebrate his hatchday with a hatchday cake?
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
I assumed it was a simple race condition. when I type "about" + enter, half the time I get my computers specs, and half the time it vomits up something regarding java.
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
After finishing the article, my main take-away was how impressive it is that such a quirky tech setup could work for both of them. I was comparing it to my relationship and how difficult it is to share any item/space which is also cust
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
And to help even more customers the antivirus could spread between computers using the local network, or by emailing installers to all your contacts.
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
Taking note: parallel crimes are more efficient than serial crimes.
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
Re: business expense deductions, I think businesses already handle those. Re: taxing private individuals' micro attention "income", could be handled like "use" tax. I think my state allows me to list purchases I mad
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
"You can view this content if you also stare at these ads. If you don't want to see the ads then don't visit this webpage." Sounds like an exchange to me. Edit: aren't "donations" received by a for-profit
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
I'm not sure the author's intent is a good indicator of if the "art" will be a positive force in the community. Here's a local anecdote to the contrary. https://www.pressherald.com/2013/02/
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
If my attention has value, then the exchange should be taxed.
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
Would be nice for companies to maintain a standard account management API which password managers could call. Imagine buttons on your password manager: "Set All Emails..." and "Randomize All Passwords..." I didn't f
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
It was explained to me as if they track individual cars so I assumed they extract identifiers. I don't know much about BT so I had no reason to question if that was possible. I asked about TPMS as an alternative and they said bluetooth
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
I interviewed at a place that managed traffic light behavior and they had a system to evaluate traffic efficiency by watching traffic flow through the whole area, tracked using ambient Bluetooth signals from phones.
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
Conversations were around the intersection between cycling and safely equipment where the core features legitimately depend on ongoing services outside the device (gsm, for example).
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
Garmin certainly does offer outdoor adventure equipment with subscriptions and is looking for ways to incorporate subscriptions into more products because that's where the money is. Ex employee.
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
Ah yes, I missed that K was a month.
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
I was thinking January 11th vs November 1st. Maybe their "date" doesn't need/support day-of-month? Or they typod and I should just focus on my work.
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
How do you distinguish 21K111 and 21K111?
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
If you mail me a letter, and on the back of the letter you write a secret in French, would you claim that I wasn't authorized to turn the paper over and that I wasn't authorized to know French? Maybe don't write secrets on th
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by blackboxlogic 5y ago
Is it free because they hope you'll but they're other integrated services? Their cheapest plan looks to be $1/m ( https://www.zoho.com/mail/zohomail-pricing.html )

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