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by csydas 4y ago
I think you're missing the point here. I'm not a crypto advocate, but Visa and Mastercard definitely have too much power as do most online transaction processors, and the amount of information that online processors collect (at th
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This doesn't hold to scrutiny I think. The case discusses a total of about a dozen calls. If this was enough to disrupt a moderately sized suburban police force in a meaningful way, then I think the issue is larger than just a Facebook
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I'm from the US originally and emigrated about 10 years ago; I think you're conflating different aspects of technology. The boom of US tech isn't superior infrastructure, it's that tech is a very lucrative investment veh
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Also not a lawyer, but reading the document, the language for a lot of this document is incredibly subjective and broad. Neverminding the fact that immigration office workers generally don't have to justify their position, very likely
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by csydas 4y ago
I lived in Russia for 6 years prior to the invasion of Ukraine (2022 edition), and I can confirm that the US has frequently warned very heavily for basically all actions in Russia, even during peace times (before the first invasion of Ukrai
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by csydas 4y ago
I work with the exact same setup and demographics across the globe, from Eastern Europe to China to India to Japan to the US to South America. These aren't US specific Gen-Z rules, these are quite global. This is happening far outside
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by csydas 4y ago
Search your job title on a few job aggregator sites or on the job pages of a few companies in your field; how closely does your day to day get represented in an intelligible and understandable way from the postings you find? The Job Search
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I'd like to propose look at it an alternative way; language has changed to be much more focused on intent, interpretation, and cognizant of your conversational partners. I work with a fairly large and diverse IT team with age ranges fr
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I think you're being overly harsh on this when it comes to informal communication. As others pointed out, capitalization is similar to white space, punctuation, and other tools that English has when it comes to informal communication.
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by csydas 4y ago
As people have said, just contact a lawyer willing to provide a consultation, and likely take their services to get assistance in addressing a response. You have time to get a consultation and draft a response; the language in use is overly
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by csydas 4y ago
I want to respond to this as I think you just have a fundamental misunderstanding on how wealth, relationships, and childbirth can be related. A child is not made by the equation (One Female Parent + One Male Parent) + Marriage = Child. Thi
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by csydas 4y ago
I think you're being downvoted because people consider your original comment poorly constructed and poorly thought out. That men can participate in polygamy does nothing to encourage birthrates; what is the incentive of the wives to wa
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I absolutely understand your strategy and that there is a huge frustration to have such awful pithy ideas continue to spread. One thing I'd like to offer though is a reminder of the quote "living well is the best revenge." I
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Sneak, I think you're defending your article a little too loosely here. Your article states that Apple is scanning your files and points to network traffic as evidence for this, combining in your summary that Apple scans the data and t
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I am not to say you made false claims, but I'm not sure that your connection between what com.apple.mediaanalysisd and the com.apple.snoot API call is fully justified or backed by evidence. It is interesting to understand what this cal
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by csydas 4y ago
Not exactly; this is a bit of semantics, but "Native Advertising" is different than traditional advertising, and Native Advertising might be _an_ answer to ad-blocking, but it's by no means _the_ answer. Native Advertising se
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by csydas 4y ago
To add to the other responses here, I won't deny the lack of uBlock Origin was a painful point for me going all in with safari on Mac; even the previous broken incarnation that had to be manually built and was a bit buggy was still fan
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by csydas 4y ago
I'm very sympathetic to designs at the beck and call of someone else making the decision on features, but I'm not sure that some of the points above are the right way to frame it. > you bought that over-complicated appliance f
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by csydas 4y ago
My information here may be outdated, but when I was in Seoul for awhile, it wasn't limited to just banking apps, many services had similar requirements for specific plugins, even requiring Internet Explorer 11 and a bunch of plugins fo
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by csydas 4y ago
Happy to help. And interesting, yes, the gofundme was live when I watched the video on the site (link is on the site). I think it's just maybe how GoFundMe handle's the links? https://gofund.me/a58c25bd Works as n
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by csydas 4y ago
In case anyone else is confused, apparently this comes from a defendant in a wire fraud case, [name redacted], as per the gofundme page [0] The case apparently found the couple guilty and charges were held against them, and I believe some j
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by csydas 4y ago
Vouched since I don't get the downvotes and want to respond. The author sort of conflates two things in this section of the article; lack of interest and lack of knowledge. The author's lack of interest in drinking adventures is a
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by csydas 4y ago
The information is asymmetrical here in most cases; Arise knows exactly how it works while presenting it as something else. A quick search on Google for Arise Call Center and the first three pages are lacking of any critical articles on Ari
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by csydas 4y ago
No, I think you misunderstood the post I responded to a bit. In the case where the current password is captured on the password change, you have two plaintext values that aren't stored yet and you can just do some text analysis and und
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by csydas 4y ago
ah, that's reasonable and logical I guess to just do common "simple" transformations and check the hash. Thanks!
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by csydas 4y ago
> The problem is that the demand isn't being made by security professionals, it's being made by risk management people I'm actually not sure how true this is. There is a huge "security checklist" industry backed
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But they did inject countermeasures; the fines. The relevant governing bodies need to crack down on companies that are violating the rulings and ensure that it's understood this is a requirement for doing business. If you've ever
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by csydas 4y ago
That's because the cookie dialogues as they are now were never part of the original GDPR and other privacy related bills/acts/whatever. GDPR requires that consent is as easy to withdraw as it is to give. [0] That companies ha
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by csydas 4y ago
This doesn't hold to scrutiny. Excuse the gross comparison, but if a serial public pee-er moves to the same area I live in and pees wantonly all over the place, the answer isn't "just move somewhere without people peeing in p
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by csydas 4y ago
Well, except the article and the argument aren't what we were talking about. You were talking about % of users using an option and the cost of using it, to which I argued that it's quite difficult even with perfect telemetry to kn

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