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by et-al 9y ago
In the US, only 2-3 (USAA, HSBC, First Tech Federal Credit Union): https://twofactorauth.org/#banking
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by et-al 9y ago
> The apps that I care about protecting have password functionality built-in. 1Password on iOS has this issue. You can either unlock by Touch ID or master password. I wish there was fingerprint + PIN option.
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by et-al 9y ago
Whether consciously or as satire, your writing imitated Donald Trump's speech style for a second. I believe that's what the other poster was pointing out. America has intel, the best intel, that shows that..
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by et-al 9y ago
Thank you. I do wish HN would implement a quick link-checker to help minimise these mistakes.
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by et-al 9y ago
I don't mind the abundance of NYT articles as much as submitters not taking the effort to see if an existing discussion has been occurring.
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by et-al 9y ago
https://hn.algolia.com/?query=How%20Homeownership%20Became%2...
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by et-al 9y ago
Here's a similar Ask HN from five days ago if you didn't see it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14256980 (I recommend using the search box at the bottom in the future.)
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by et-al 9y ago
Except who would fund this non-profit?
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by et-al 10y ago
From the reddit link it looks like Google has fixed it: > Googler here -- I'm escalating to the correct engineering and product teams now. > Edit: This is now resolved. Less than a half-hour after escalation, wow! =) > Fi
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by et-al 10y ago
Thanks for this. There seems to be an existing discussion if people would like to continue there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14258918
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by et-al 10y ago
Existing discussion on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14258918
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by et-al 10y ago
Existing discussion on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14258918
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by et-al 10y ago
Just realised there's a discussion in place about this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14258918
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by et-al 10y ago
re: Yunsheng > Place of origin: Singapore Generally, when we say Chinese, we refer to mainland China and Taiwan, not the Chinese Diaspora. This would be like saying Indian people love chicken tikka masala.
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by et-al 10y ago
To clarify, sushi is a recent development in mainland China. The article linked to agrees with that. However, rewind to pre-2000 China, and it'd be rare to find a sushi joint outside of a high-end hotel.
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by et-al 10y ago
He hardly cracked his password. He played Hangman. I would hope there's no service out there that lets you guess passwords like this. "Is there an F in your password? Yes, you have one F, now guess again..."
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by et-al 10y ago
That's where he went wrong. You're not supposed to break character. Felt like the author focused too much numbers and not enough about the plight of not being able to buy $4 toast, jetting off to Tulum like everyone, or an ordinar
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by et-al 10y ago
Skyhook / Fulton extract: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fulton_surface-to-air_recovery... Needless to say, there are extra fees for carry-on bags.
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by et-al 10y ago
If you want brutalist architecture, @brutgroup on IG is pretty good: https://www.instagram.com/brutgroup/
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by et-al 10y ago
Pintrest comes to mind as the most well-known Ffffound copycat, but the interface isn't as clean and they gate their site.
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by et-al 10y ago
Following up with this: 15-20 years ago, one would pay $40-60 for programs on your computer. Now, people gawk at even paying $4.99 for a mobile app.
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by et-al 10y ago
Given Dropbox's record with Mailbox and Carousel, I'm hesitant to use them other than for their core services.
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by et-al 10y ago
> Most people in most places will obey the left passing rule only so long as there are enough lanes that the traffic fits in lanes - 1 so one can always be open. By that logic, that would mean at 11pm at night on US-101 between SF and
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by et-al 10y ago
Another issue is mobility in America. It's not uncommon for people to move across the country for work. So cities like Portland or Austin don't expect the sudden boom in population and increased traffic that entails.
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by et-al 10y ago
I was going to suggest different driver classes as a tongue in cheek solution. Because Americans would love more rules. ;)
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by et-al 10y ago
The problem with "pass on the left" is that it requires to drivers to consciously treat the left lane as a passing-only lane. That doesn't happen in California. The left lane in California is the "let me zone out and ign
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by et-al 10y ago
Unfortunately you're asking people to gauge their own driving abilities. And it's known that most people are overconfident in their abilities.
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by et-al 10y ago
> Was there ever a community like, say, Reddit or Facebook Page. Flickr has become just professional photographer's closet. Flickr had a relatively active blog that would showcase photos relative to special days (e.g. Pi Day photo
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by et-al 10y ago
Surprisingly, I never heard of robotwisdom until now. Thanks webnrrd2k!
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by et-al 10y ago
Yeah, I can't do gallon of milk a day (GOMAD), but I was thinking of doing a burrito a day (BAD) just as a way to guarantee my calorie intake. :)

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