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by goda90 3y ago
Anonymous credentials. A central authority with verified age information of each person grants credentials that verify the age to third parties, but the authentication tokens used with the third party can't be used by the third party n
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by goda90 3y ago
How would it be different than age restricting voting, driving, or alcohol and tobacco sales? It seems there's precedent for treating minors differently than adults in many ways.
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by goda90 3y ago
I'm still on the fence about government doing a parent's job here, especially for kids under 13, but I can't stand that no one pushing these bills has come up with an actually reasonable age verification method.
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by goda90 3y ago
I've got a large beard, so I doubt this would have a tight enough fit even with a nose hole.
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by goda90 3y ago
Do you wear glasses? Fogging is a big issue with most face coverings for me.
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by goda90 3y ago
Legally enforced minimum warranties.Prevent mergers and acquisitions. Break up big companies. Make purchase of cloud connected goods and services legally required to have an option to run independent should the vendor discontinue the cloud
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by goda90 3y ago
I had an idea just like this several years ago and seriously considered doing it as a startup but somehow never heard of Flattr. I'm curious what kind of marketing to website creators did they try. Did anyone try Google Contributor, wh
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by goda90 3y ago
I have problems finding what I need with searches. Even if it gives me results that match the query, the quality is suspect and sometimes the reviews are blatantly fake. Do you often search for a brand name, popular item? If it's somet
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by goda90 3y ago
This is probably just confirmation bias on my part, but it seems like M&As and going public almost always make things worse for non-shareholders in the long run. Be that employees, customers, or the community around a company.
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by goda90 3y ago
Traditional ricotta is also made from whey.
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by goda90 3y ago
I wonder if anyone could successfully sue YouTube for lost revenue over a wrongful demonetization.
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by goda90 3y ago
The value in a piece of writing has always been first and foremost in it's words. Randomly hand scribbled lines are not really worth more than the parchment they're drawn on. Handwriting of actual words does give a boost either in
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by goda90 3y ago
I recall being taught that cowbirds, a brood parasite (they lay their eggs in other bird's nests), were causing more problems for other birds because they stay out of the deep forests, but roads and farm fields were fragmenting the for
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by goda90 3y ago
The fact that you have a relatively cheap, small and efficient device in your home that reaches that temperature is what makes -9F significant.
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by goda90 3y ago
They don't seem to sell mini-blind slats. I know most sets usually include replacements attached to the bottom, but our dog has damaged a lot of them.
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by goda90 3y ago
Oh nice. I've been day dreaming of setting up a server with turn based, hot seat enabled games (like Civilization) and a browser based way to remote into them so that friends and I can play long turn games from anywhere at any time.
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by goda90 3y ago
Effort and risk could be considered two different variables. Ranches represent easy to find and catch prey but the risk of humans with guns and big dogs. Other wildlife might require more tracking and chasing but the animal itself is the on
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by goda90 3y ago
Getting the guest to correct and expound could be an intentional technique to make it so she isn't just reading off a biography to them while they just affirm each statement.
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by goda90 3y ago
The financial motivation is in keeping rents high. The units are empty because no more people want to pay as much as they are charging. Then it becomes a balancing act. An empty unit might cost you X, but to find a tenant for it might requi
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by goda90 3y ago
If they really want to do this without any privacy invasion ulterior motives, then someone needs to push an anonymous credentials scheme. Have the government give people age verification keys. A person uses their key to verify their age on
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by goda90 3y ago
You can fit 6+ self checkout stations in the same space as one or two regular checkouts with the need for only one employee to keep an eye on it. While the time to check out a single person is longer on self checkout, the overall throughput
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by goda90 3y ago
Or maybe it could be screen size or Android version, since turning off privacy badger didn't change anything. I have an LG V60.
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by goda90 3y ago
Ironic that this website feels pretty janky on Firefox for Android. The Read link under "Internet by the people for the people" leads to a page that has lots of rendering artifacts as your scroll through it, like colors blinking i
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by goda90 3y ago
He mentions he's only been talking to people in one area (The Tenderloin) and says that some believe the police take it easy in that area so that crime congregates there and stays out of the richer neighborhoods.
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by goda90 3y ago
Last night I watched the "San Francisco Streets" video from Channel 5 with Andrew Callaghan.[0] He interviews drug users, a social media anti-drug "influencer", a police officer, a band of retail thieves and car "sp
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by goda90 3y ago
I device I think would be great for the kitchen is a large wrist-mounted, waterproof e-ink screen, curved to wrap around the wrist, with two large scroll buttons. The recipe could be loaded up via a linked smartphone or something, but then
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by goda90 3y ago
> If i work sat/sun during a push period i might not see sun for weeks. Regardless of weather and sunlight, you should avoid this as much as possible. Due dates are almost always arbitrary, especially in software.
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by goda90 3y ago
I don't have SAD(at least to a degree I notice), but I do occasionally daydream of having something like this artificial sunlight in my windowless office at work. If only I had more space. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by goda90 3y ago
I've seen so many sci-fi concepts of smart ink on paper. Something you can leaf through like a book, but the ink can be changed electronically. I wonder if we'll ever get that.
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by goda90 3y ago
We're probably quite some time off from the bio-mimetic android part, but we're feeling closer and closer to the AI replacement avatar from the Black Mirror episode "Be Right Back"[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.o

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