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by camiller 9y ago
I think the Feitian one is NFC
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by camiller 9y ago
I know the current 2-factor auth allows backup one time passwords, but it specifically says in the article that the advanced protection does not allow the one time passwords. I was just curious if the advanced protection also limited the nu
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by camiller 9y ago
One question I have that the article didn't answer, can you set up multiple physical keys? Can I create a backup and store it in a bank safety deposit box? I believe the current Fido process let's you do so, but does the new advan
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by camiller 9y ago
I've been using a (cheap $6) U2F token for a couple years now, but only on desktop, didn't want to spend the money on a NFC one. I'm thinking the feitian ePass one for $16.99 that has both NFC and USB would be good, at least
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by camiller 9y ago
For me the top of the first page said about 1160 results. Still a surprisingly small number of hits.
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by camiller 9y ago
I have to buy green coffee to roast it myself. Looking forward to growing my own coffee in Nebraska.
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by camiller 9y ago
Yeah, I think Amazon has the paper version for $50+.
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by camiller 9y ago
Also, I believe, with vapes that some carcinogenic compounds are created when the liquid is vaporized. That is to say some small part of it burns on contact with the heating element in the vaporizer and some of those combustion byproducts a
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by camiller 9y ago
Except that when that liquid does hit the vaporizing bit it does create some carcinogens. Too early to tell if less/same/more carcinogenic. also,... popcorn lung.
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by camiller 9y ago
I agree in principal, but realistically I'm not sure that you can reduce the cancer-causing agents because some of them are the result of burning plant matter not additives. I think the idea they are working on is to make the product l
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by camiller 9y ago
Yes, but enlightened capitalism realizes that killing your customers is only good in the short run. In the long run it is much better if they remain living.
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by camiller 9y ago
> It's amusing that a company named after the book/film "I, Robot" The book and film or so un-related it is almost an insult to mention them as if they are the same. While a few character names and the three laws com
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by camiller 9y ago
I think some of the newer one have a high speed DC charging option. I think the Chevy Bolt has a DC option.
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by camiller 9y ago
Read this article the other day. Makes my 25 min commute seem like a cakewalk. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/21/realestate/extreme-commut...
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by camiller 9y ago
per the source material there were a total (extrapolated) of 135901 concussions across the 9 sports studied. 55007 for football - 40.5% of 135901 20929 for boys soccer - 15.4% of 135901 29167 for girls soccer - 21.5% of 135901 50096 combine
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by camiller 9y ago
I've no axe to grind, my daughter did Tae-kwon-do and had no real interest in soccer and my son is special needs and wouldn't be participating in either. I'm not really a football fan, grew up in Indiana where basketball is k
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by camiller 9y ago
Unfortunately n, in this paper, doesn't seem to mean sample size like you would expect in statistics. It is an extrapolated number of concussions nationwide based on a study of 100 high schools.
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by camiller 9y ago
In 2016 (in the US) 1.08 million students participated in high school football while 821,851 participated in soccer. I don't have stats available for middle school, but earlier than that the players don't hit nearly as hard, as th
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by camiller 9y ago
Or the "so bad it's good" movie Robot Jox https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robot_Jox
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by camiller 9y ago
Would you be ok with "nearly as bad" "Based on the national estimate, the majority of concussions resulted from participation in football (40.5%, n = 55 007), followed by girls' soccer (21.5%, n = 29 167), boys' soc
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by camiller 9y ago
Not the OP but, I use a $6 one without a button that simply activates on insert. Unfortunately the company that sold them is more interested in bulk sales and the stopped selling individual units. I plan to eventually replace it with the Fe
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by camiller 9y ago
neither the article nor the year it refers to were last year. And even the article says it isn't true: "...but this isn't exactly right: The FBI also tracks property losses from larceny and theft, in addition to plain ol&#x27
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by camiller 9y ago
The question remains, would he have accepted the purchase/job if he had known that Kite intended to do this? My point is that he probably didn't know until instructed to do so my his new bosses.
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by camiller 9y ago
Probably, but it could be an on-going fight as server names or even library names could change over time. I guess in the long run it will become like any other virus/malware scanning.
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by camiller 9y ago
Is there a reliable way to search github for projects that are managed by Kite? Looks like it is only mentioned in the readme, and it would be simple for kite to simply not put in references to kite.
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by camiller 9y ago
Iff they had foreknowledge that the changes were going to happen, which is unlikely. Id be surprised if Kite bought/acquihired/etc the product by disclosing a list of shady changes beforehand.
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by camiller 9y ago
Agreed, dollars are fungible, but WRT Asset forfeiture, as long as it doesn't become play money for the police department they are less likely to pursue it in fringe cases. Keeping track of how your elected representatives cook the boo
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by camiller 9y ago
some states(Missouri, possibly others?) put it in their department of education.
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by camiller 9y ago
That article only shows data through 2013, a number of states have changed their laws in the last four years.
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by camiller 9y ago
Someone needs to update the list in Wikipedia, CT is still listed as allowing it with "Clear & convincing evidence" got a link to a news story or perhaps the actual law? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil

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