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danjoc
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>But web app must be working, just press Cancel if app is not installed. I want to try your thing, so I press cancel? That doesn't seem terribly intuitive. I thought your main selling point was usability. >Everyone in the world k
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Tried demo on chromebook. It failed. Read github. Requires native app... written in JS? Relies entirely on single password that can be forced out of me. No mention on how to sync across devices. Nice try. I think it has a lot more to work o
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Ask 2008. That's when all the boomers started hitting early retirement age.
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mom_i_posted_it_again.jpg https://hn.algolia.com/?query=Billionaire%20Cheese%20Pizza
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>mass outsourcing winrar! Came here to say that. ctrl-f says you're the only other person to remember it. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=outsourc...
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TL;DR: Gambled on the stock market and won. Next up, a millennial who made millions on the lottery.
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In truth, we already have UBI. It is social security. Think about it: a country full of fixed income retirees. Sounds great, doesn't it? Currently that's not working out though. The retirement age is going up, not down. It's
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Anecdote: I'm getting ~9 days to a charge with my Nexus 5. Battery life improved after I moved from CM to LineageOS. Max was about 7 days on CM. I know batteries don't last forever, but the hardware is still perfectly good. Google
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"But perhaps the most disturbing part of the bill is the new restrictions it puts on suing police officers for constitutional violations." Um, what? Please tell me WP isn't saying laws to punish people who kill or assault pol
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>So it's not like they're this small boy strongarmed by a bully. I agree with all three of your points. Let me take a different tack to see if this makes my point more clear. Apple sued Samsung over rounded corners. The gall of
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Yes. This. Exactly this. https://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/20/opinion/is-big-tech-too-p... Scare quotes should be required for that phrase. "Free" market.
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Apple is starting it's own GPU production. They immediately were sued by their former suppliers Imagination Technology over intellectual property rights. The gall of them. Nevermind that Apple has yet to produce anything, Imagination i
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9y ago
>>like finding a gold nugget. It just doesn't happen very often >survivors prove the op's premise wrong Nobody said it was impossible, except you. Recharacterizing a statement so you can knock it down is called a strawman
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That's now how modern capitalism works. You can't open a corner store, because someone is already on the corner running a store. You can't open one on the empty lot down the street, because that guy running the corner store t
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Blanketing the airwaves with theories about Russia has damaged the MSM's credibility with a lot of people. "There’s More Evidence CNN Colluded With Clinton Than Trump With Russia" [1] This seems like a ploy to regain some cre
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>Not everyone likes to have their (door) keys hanging off their notebooks all day. As if a whole phone is better... That's not a requirement with a yubikey anyway. Mine hangs on a lanyard on a dust plug. Many people have yubikey nan
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>it doesn't require yet another device that can be forgotten or lost iPhones can be lost too. >it's far easier to set up Yubikey can do U2F and OTP out of the package with no setup required. While it can be easier (I wrote a
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I asked the questions because I'd like to know the answer. I'm not arguing passive aggressively. I looked at the source repo, and at a glance, it looks like the app stores the key pair on the iOS keychain. My guess is that means t
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>Kryptonite is more like a GPG smartcard (or YubiKey) Can it do full disk encryption? Works with GPG agent? PIV? PKCS11? OTP? U2F? >arguably better UX Requires battery. Not waterproof. Not crushproof. >The key never leaves your mob
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As if home owners don't have a sweet enough deal already? https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/09/magazine/how-homeownershi...
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>>big name >Bloomberg I stand by my post. Bloomberg spams HN for traffic. They don't get inside scoops from Apple.
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While it may be true that Apple sometimes released hardware at WWDC in the last decade, there's still the elephant in the room; Why have no big name sites like fool.com or wsj put their name on this "leak" if it is real? When
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>fake news There's another word for it: Vaporware. Competitor releases new hardware and you're caught flat footed? No problem! 'Leak' rumors about your hot new hardware just around the corner. Kill their sales as peop
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>useful approximation of the truth This must be fantastic material for trolling... "What Clapper said in front of Congress was a useful approximation of the truth." You almost got me. Well played.
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I was told in science classes that all of a person's cells shared the same DNA. Now I learn, nobody ever actually tested to see if that was true. This is why people don't trust you, science.
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Last July, NIST called out SMS 2FA as insecure https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2016/08/nist_is_no_lo... Second comment: SMS should have been removed long time ago considering the SS7 problems. Be
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>I'm just skeptical that the rising CO2 level is as dangerous as it's made out to be. You are not alone, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gDErDwXqhc
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http://devconsultancygroup.blogspot.com/2012/12/higher-co2-c...
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My standard deduction exceeds any itemizing I could do. I'm healthy and debt free.
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>I'd at least want to use a form-fillable PDF I used to do those, but honestly, it's just easier to do it with pen and paper. Either there is automath in the form that screws up if you fill in a field out of order, or they make
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