dustyventure

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by dustyventure 2y ago
There was an interesting theory that obesity was connected to a duller taste sense. I think that can relate to the dulling effect when repetitively eating the same thing. In essense, when one has a craving for something expected/rememb
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by dustyventure 2y ago
If marketers found that any vote spontaneously creates the invested interest a democratic process needs then we all would have starved during the subsequent storm of pointless elections.
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by dustyventure 2y ago
What 3rd party password/passkey manager you use is not the business of a site unlike when they list allowed single sign-on OAuth vendors.. And using the managers is an alternative to using a secure enclave correctly. Monopolists will t
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by dustyventure 2y ago
No, a site can require attestation that you are on a kind of device but it can't correlate a key you have registered with it with one you create for any other site.
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by dustyventure 2y ago
And given that I don't work at Facebook the message to me is even clearer.
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by dustyventure 2y ago
Leaving everyone finding the custom way to update/add a passkey when the fix for that would prevent sharing keys and needing to manually do something 100-1000 times to regain a little security. The need for this compromise doesn't
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by dustyventure 2y ago
I find it silly and backwards to implement this. One has a private key and one could use it to act as a ~CA attesting for the establishment of another key with the relying party. Then one would always know what the hell happened when keys i
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by dustyventure 2y ago
Looks like the submission shows 2 ranking lists. If "style control" is accurate then claude-3-5-sonnet-20240620 is at the top of the list if your goal isn't to baffle them with..
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by dustyventure 2y ago
Using a dish washer for all of that? I tend to question whether small amounts of dish washer detergent or SLS/etc in toothpaste might change us as environments for our bacteria and replacement bacteria. But that's also a tough are
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by dustyventure 2y ago
The private keys are not sent to the relying party yet TFA is about a spec to send them over the web.
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by dustyventure 2y ago
For every pension fraud that went on that long and took such an obvious risk with continuing to a notable age, I imagine there were hundreds or thousands of shorter frauds.
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by dustyventure 2y ago
That only seems cosmetically similar to me. If cruise control would usually do the same thing but occasionally try to take a curve for me, I would consider it unreliable. Even if it always got the curve attempts it made correct, it is unrel
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by dustyventure 2y ago
The article is about an area that gets hit with hurricanes multiple times per year and the article ends with a discussion of how poor insurance was for the neighbors. Real estate prices can be very divorced from building costs so I'm n
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by dustyventure 2y ago
While fishing for that right dosage of SSRIs you have a person with new boughts of mania and suicidal tendencies where there's no clarity on how to stop the experiment due to the complexity of blood level accumulation. If SSRIs started
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by dustyventure 2y ago
It was broken long before the offer though so the reduction in driving being moderate probably reflects fewer shifts in daily commute and mostly more leisure usage.
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by dustyventure 2y ago
I don't think there's anything odd about that given dental methods of the time. After teeth are extracted bone begins to fill in the holes and/or wither back if there are insufficient teeth.
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by dustyventure 2y ago
> Wherever you go, there you are. More accurately: Wherever you go, a you will be. We are not really that fixed and while resident foreigners may sometimes seem like they are all stereotypes, they are actually all being shaped toward bei
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by dustyventure 2y ago
Sure, but most of that is while doing a lot of casual surfing where any kind of cost may be beneficial. I.e. by just clicking through to the save default button, I find it much easier to realize I want to drop off low quality sites such as
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by dustyventure 2y ago
You make it sound a little like this isn't timing and ma bell would have developed securer edge nodes, but everything on their network sophisticated enough to attack was powned by bored children.
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by dustyventure 2y ago
I'm inclined to suggest walking directly into their trap, gradually developing all the missing apps of a mobile-linux phone and then introducing a wine-like layer that emulates their trap on Linux mobile..
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by dustyventure 2y ago
It sounds to me like you are justifying a continuance of frauds that masquerade as scientific. The danger here is is not just direct effects but also what they displace. One can not actually do psychological studies beyond the test of chemi
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by dustyventure 2y ago
> What you are proposing is akin to suggesting "any buildings should become public domain" or "any cars they own should go to a local charity". I don't think this is accurate. I think they are proposing priority
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by dustyventure 2y ago
If the author told you their psychology study was reproducible, not dismissing it would be the other category of error.
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by dustyventure 2y ago
S/MIME?
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by dustyventure 2y ago
So the question is if at a minimum, one of thousands of cola makers (or tens of thousands of hobbyists) wanted to make a cola closer to coke and was willing to spend any reasonable amount of money/time relative to their intended volume