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by boston_clone 5y ago
Their kid is probably not a baby cow, for starters.
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by boston_clone 5y ago
How do you define junk food? Most animal-based products are more “junky” than vegan alternatives. No vegan meat substitute will have cholesterol, for instance. As for nutritional value, there are certainly good fats and carbs in those produ
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by boston_clone 5y ago
That’s just the morphine talking. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casomorphin
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by boston_clone 5y ago
Didn't some PRISM documents show that Google's internal use of TLS 1.2 was blocking a more widespread collection of data? I'll see if I can find the slide that articulated the issue.
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by boston_clone 6y ago
It sounds like you’re advocating for a $4 minimum wage and a living situation that requires a vehicle, while only providing anecdata and opinion in attempt to contradict the very qualitative and well-studied benefits of social programs. Is
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by boston_clone 6y ago
Do you think all public services ought to be profitable? Or can we entertain the thought that our taxes help offset costs of (or directly fund) critical public services? As an aside, I genuinely dislike seeing misinformation from the Trump&
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by boston_clone 6y ago
It may be worth reviewing cybersecurity insurance policies with your legal team! At a former company, we had a nasty case of BEC with a vendor that ultimately cost us well over six figures - over 90% of the loss was recouped by filing a cla
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by boston_clone 6y ago
I agree; this article feels like FUD and needs more evidence to back its claims. I know that Apple alerts you if a new phone number is used, or you sign in from a new device, or a bunch of other indicators of compromise.
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by boston_clone 6y ago
Approaching this constructively - is it possible that this data is used for verification purposes? E.g. iOS will alert your iCloud account if it detects a new IMEI/phone number? The claim of “20x more data” is a bit suspect as well. 20
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by boston_clone 6y ago
While collecting this data still deserves suspicion, the number of times I’ve inserted a SIM card on my new phone is zero. It was done, once, by the carrier rep when I originally bought it. I’m still wondering how that would be useful to LE
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by boston_clone 6y ago
Do you really think the two are in any way comparable? It's a web browser .
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by boston_clone 6y ago
that is not just due to us sticking with the imperial system, either.
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by boston_clone 6y ago
A quote about personal happiness that has lived with me for some time: "comparison is the thief of joy"
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by boston_clone 6y ago
even in situations when you feel you may know all the facts, it's still healthy to doubt your conclusions!
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by boston_clone 6y ago
it may have simply been an opportunity for a better choice of words. in this case, i think they meant trafficked as in heavily visited.
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by boston_clone 6y ago
I'm very glad that hardware manufacturers often don't seem to take this advice.
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by boston_clone 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcfcTB9-S2s Here is the video, in all its slurred shame.
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by boston_clone 6y ago
How so?
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by boston_clone 6y ago
I haven't been able to find much of him teaching directly outside of this series from the Lincoln Jazz Institute [0]. However, this person has compiled a thorough overview of the underpinnings [1], provided you can ignore the diminishe
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by boston_clone 6y ago
Not a lawyer - would it really be a violation of the CFAA? I'd also be surprised if Visa involved the FBI for someone excessively hitting their API...
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by boston_clone 6y ago
Have you explored Barry Harris and his diminished sixth approach to jazz? I'm still clawing through it, but it seems to simplify the amount of chords you play to only 2 and then defines what variations will consistently sound good.
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by boston_clone 6y ago
all the more reason to prioritize minimization of scope for PCI ;)
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by boston_clone 6y ago
It's not an appeal to authority to tell you to trust in doctors that have been studying and fighting infectious diseases their whole life; for me, however, the fact that so many countries have independently developed their own testing
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by boston_clone 6y ago
Without being a lawyer, this sounds like a privacy lawsuit waiting to happen. Did this take place in the US? Could you share more details about the work, and the "why" that drove it?
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by boston_clone 6y ago
I've heard the saying as "spend good money on what separates you from the ground" - tires, shoes/boots, mattress, etc. In this sense, it'd be "spend good money on what separates you from the virtual". That
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by boston_clone 6y ago
Unfortunately true. About a year ago, I had reported a pod-specific issue to Zendesk (I'm fuzzy on the details). They confirmed the issue but also acknowledged that it would not reflect on status.zendesk.com. I've questioned statu
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by boston_clone 6y ago
Is that due to the division taking place like the parent mentions, or something else?