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by eli 3y ago
"Millions a day" and a headcount of 16 doesn't actually sound like a huge investment?
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by eli 3y ago
Forwarding has always been a mess with SPF. The whole thing is a hack.
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by eli 3y ago
Have you looked at statistics on how criminal juries rule? I don't find that a convincing argument.
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by eli 3y ago
Conservatives hate the administrative state and want to destroy it. They would prefer the free market solve all problems instead of regulators like the SEC or FTC or EPA. The Federalist Society has been workshopping this fringe theory that
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by eli 3y ago
Doesn't Lockdown Mode fully block message attachments besides images? Not just automatic download.
576.
by eli 3y ago
In a way that lets you go back and identify behavior of an individual person? I doubt that.
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by eli 3y ago
Isn't that the idea behind CISA?
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by eli 3y ago
It's also a GDPR requirement to minimize the collection of personal data and to purge it as soon as it is no longer needed.
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by eli 3y ago
Why do you assume making children feel safe isn't itself a worthwhile goal?
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by eli 3y ago
Sure, though I'd note that feeling safe is potentially about more than just having the means to make a phone call.
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by eli 3y ago
> Recently, there are more and more studies that smartphones harm learning and not a single study with the opposite results. 1) It's much more nuanced than you're making it out to be. There are a lot of studies that show ove
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by eli 3y ago
It would obviously cost much more to pay a person to write SQL for you
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by eli 3y ago
presumably for checking compliance with a policy that forbids it
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by eli 3y ago
Sure but there's been a MUCH more dramatic shift around retail stores and how Americans buy goods.
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by eli 3y ago
This is going to fail and break sessions for users way way more often than it's going to stop a bad guy
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by eli 3y ago
Pretty sure every browser does
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by eli 3y ago
Nope. Brain cancer has declined slightly since 1992. https://seer.cancer.gov/statfacts/html/brain.html
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by eli 3y ago
How would that improve the abuse situation?
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by eli 3y ago
They are not just taxes. Reimbursing the telco for their compliance costs makes about as much sense and reimbursing a restaurant for complying with local health code. If they were actually taxes Comcast wouldn’t be fighting this rule, which
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by eli 3y ago
I just pulled up an old comcast bill and it has: "Federal Cost Recovery Fee" and "Universal Service Fund Surcharge (State)" and "Utility User’s Tax /Business" and "Universal Connectivity Charge"
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by eli 3y ago
The rule at issue is about "discretionary" fees -- not ones imposed by a government. What's happening in many cases is states or localities are requiring the telco to comply with some law (e.g. to have functional 911) and t
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by eli 3y ago
Sounds like they need to update their systems. But don't worry, they can just add a Fee Reporting Recovery Fee to recoup the cost from customers.
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by eli 3y ago
They've been getting away for decades with labeling all sorts of their own costs as "taxes" and "fees" to customers. It's very misleading and IMHO should be illegal.
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by eli 3y ago
I don't really understand what you're getting at.
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by eli 3y ago
All campaign expenditures are public data. Most picked charities from the area they represent.
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by eli 3y ago
Most of the recipients have already pledged to donate the money. Some have already done so.
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by eli 3y ago
Corporate Knights is a free insert in newspapers that gives out a bunch of awards. They are not a fund manager and to my knowledge are not used by fund managers. In any event they’re talking about board member diversity, not company employe
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by eli 3y ago
> They report these numbers because they are used to calculate the company’s ESG score. More diversity = higher score, where diversity is defined as fewer white people. Where do you see that? That's not part of the criteria for my V
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by eli 3y ago
What specifically are you talking about?
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by eli 3y ago
I'm not sure Square or Braintree or anyone else is much different in this regard

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