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The only relevant part however: > Richard J. Johnson has received honoraria from Horizon Pharma and has stock with XORTX Therapeutics. Richard J. Johnson, Laura G. Sánchez-Lozada, and Miguel A. Lanaspa also have equity with Colorado Rese
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How do you think those animals get pregnant?
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Those people didn't die from poor diet, they died from starvation. > Most doctors say also that fruitarian diet can lead to diabetes. No, they don't. You seem to have an ideological bias against fruit. Until you address it, a l
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> Why would you refuse if you can get detailed information out of a smart meter about your usage? Why would you block ads when you can get "relevant" information on what to buy and consume? The same asymmetric relationship exis
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> No, it’s controlled by the customers who rent the infrastructure. Elsewhere it would be hilarious if anyone would think so, but on a technical forum called "Hacker News" it's downright embarassing.
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So two people dead "from" fruitarian diets versus hundreds of thousands dead from eating animal products and processed foods annually. Looks like you've lost the argument totally.
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Which is totally controlled by Microsoft, right?
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It is a false dichotomy but it's instead this: people want housing to be both affordable and an investment, whereas those two goals are mutually exclusive.
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I'm convinced DuckDuckGo is just Bing. I mean, it's hosted on the same infrastructure. $ whois $(dig a duckduckgo.com @1.1.1.1 +short) | grep OrgName OrgName: Microsoft Corporation It's totally a private a
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For a single hard-working person, it can actually be a healthy and productive environment. I lived in my car at a FAANG parking lot when I started my career there. The money I saved and instead invested ensured my ability to afford a nice h
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Renting provides mobility and freedom from the burden of property "ownership" (which is really renting from the bank and state). You shouldn't be so quick to let your gleaming idealism sully judgement of otherwise reasonable
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> Silly influencers tried to eat only fruits. The poor misguided souls died of malnutrition. We're talking about humans, right? Which are anatomically closest to frugivorous apes. Curious which "facts" you must be consider
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This would empower vegans, since far fewer plants are "harmed" in their direct consumption, rather than being fed at 10x rates to livestock.
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> Eggs from chickens and milk from cows seem like the corresponding thing for the animal realm. Both of those animals are raped, have their children separated from them, and are ultimately killed early in their life when their economic
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Good luck, I'm behind like 4 NATs.
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Easier solution: get a 120V trickle charger and plug it in when your car is parked. Batteries love being constantly topped up anyway. NOCO is a good brand I use for my stored vehicles with AGM batteries.
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And if you call someone, they can get your phone number! Your IP address is public. Stop treating it like a secret.
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Since when is openwall hosted in Russia? I only know because RU IP space is blocked at my gateway. Kind of ironic.
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I want "security" software authors to stop doing harm. Just as physicians take up the Hippocratic Oath, I think we need to set higher standards for programs, applications and processes which avow to improve security, because too o
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Gotta love security theater like this: curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Exein-io/pulsar/main/pulsar-install.sh | sh So secure, I mean it's forcing h
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The only difference between malware and security software is the intent of its author. Functionally they are equivalent however.
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Passwordless authentication > hardware-backed MFA > TOTP/HOTP MFA > SMS MFA > no MFA The reason being is the secret used to authenticate you is non-portable (since it's based on asymmetric crypto, it doesn't need
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> Forced phone number 2FA has the same effect; in Big G's case forcing phone number 2FA is anti-anonymity disguised as security. It can actually be both; in fact it very likely needs to be: 1. Phone numbers are the best long-term id
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Reminds me of this wondeful scene in Ronin: Everybody has a limit. I spent some time in interrogation... once. They make it hard on you ? - They don't make it easy. Yeah, it was unpleasant. I held out as long as I could. All the
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Most "thugs" interested in data sit in windowless offices in Manila or Delhi and effortlessly spam phishing and other attacks on weak credentials; they do not roam the streets looking for face-unlockable devices to exfiltrate. Tha
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First ask yourself what you're defending and from whom; is the data you are producing even worth anything to anyone? If the answer is no, risk does not exist and no defense is needed. If you're producing something of perceived val
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If they're unsophisticated, it's for clout and "street cred" in hacking communities, no different than tagging a freeway overpass with graffiti. If they're advanced, they are doing it to test capabilities and respon