dontbenebby

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by dontbenebby 8y ago
Yes, but I'm more worried about a flaw in the software revealing my DB than phishing, something I am an expert on. I also have some measures in place to detect. (Ex: hard coded lists of URLs that open in a "financial" contain
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
My manager autoclears the paste buffer.
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
I've seen some CVEs where malicious websites induce your browser to autofill (basically steal passwords). So the intention is that I stop some script from siphoning my passwords. This admittedly opens me up to phishing, but to mitigate
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
>Password managers can't deal with this, unsurprisingly Maybe I'm overly paranoid but I choose to manually copy my passwords out of my manager into the login form. Then again I also use a PW manager that doesn't support cl
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
Are there a lot of violent robberies in Sweden? I'd think in a society with less guns people would be more wary of robbing. The clerk is separated by a counter and may have a bat or simply hit the panic button before you can get on the
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
> Good job beating the system. If you tracked all the hours and mental energy you spent on these tasks vs the amount of money returned, what do you think the hourly rate would come to? I also churn. After an initial investment of learn
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
Your comment reminds me of a recent article I read (on HN iirc but can't find the comment thread): https://www.technologyreview.com/the-download/612947/pricing... > Researchers at the University of Bologna
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
>I think the government could modify safe harbor laws. Require sites above a certain size to minimize censorship to retain their safe harbor status. Eg allow everything that isn't illegal, is on topic, isn't advertisement, isn&
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
>Free speech does not mean a guaranteed platform for your ideas, unless you are the owner of the platform. Extorting the platform owner with implications that if they don't do as the government wishes they may compel them isn't
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
I thought this was going to be an article about corporate taxes (or lack thereof). So now we're going to introduce the perilous hand of federal invention, and it's not to make gigantic companies pay their fair share, but to stifle
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
> But while point to point routes have grown, hub and spoke routes have grown far more. I wish trains were lower priced. I'd much rather, say, fly to Paris then take a train to Brussels rather than take a technically shorter flight
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
I think in the long term that condo will have value. Queens is reasonably priced and a decent commute to Manhattan. My suspicion is long term, it will be commute time that dictates housing prices. (Look at cities in Europe, where there&#x27
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
>I saw somewhere that the turnout for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's election was somewhere around 4% That's extremely common for local elections. For all the talk of money in politics, neither party could afford to fund opponents
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
>My current pet idea is that the Electoral College ought to be replaced with the CEOs of the Fortune 500 companies. That way we could do away with the facade that presidential elections currently create. So basically a "house of lor
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by dontbenebby 8y ago
>Particularly sucks for me because I'm on a kidney transplant list so may get a call any time of a potential match and they didn't specific which number will call me. Do these robocalls harass pagers? I had a friend in the 90s