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hanklazard
4y ago
This is referring specifically to deposits not equity or corporate bond holders, management, etc. The depositors are not making a sizable returns, they’re just wanting to keep their money in a bank account.
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hanklazard
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Sounds like this could help with preventing potential panics at other banks but seems like this would do nothing for uninsured deposits at SVB, correct?
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4y ago
That’s a great stack, I have a similar one but also with syncthing. It’s really impossible to overstate what a game-changer tailscale has been for my setup. Especially the subnet router feature, allowing me to use all my LAN IP addresses re
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4y ago
> I am unsure as to why all the intelligence officials in the initial planning meetings for the mission felt that the only possible way to sabotage the pipeline would be at the short section directly bordering Russia, instead of the larg
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4y ago
definitely no affiliation.
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4y ago
Yeah that freezing bug is pretty annoying. I’m running pop 22.04 and I’m overall pleased with the purchase after using it for the last month. I find that I seem to get less of that freeze problem if I don’t put it to sleep, but rather shut
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4y ago
I enjoy all of Jupiter Broadcasting’s output (mostly shows about Linux) but especially “Self-Hosted” http://jupiterbroadcasting.com
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4y ago
Yeah, these seem pretty great for a small NAS, especially with a simple mirrored ZFS setup.
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Leaving LastPass [pdf]
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I’m with you but if all my friends and colleagues still use it, Google continues to have a whole lot of my info, eh?
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What? A miner needs to be connected to the network to actively mine blocks.
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4y ago
Interesting solution! I’ve never heard of this but it makes sense, like a captcha for phone calls. I’m in the US and have had to stop answering my phone thanks to 2-3 spam calls per day. The real answer is for the phone companies to use a p
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Yeah, I think this is a great point. My goal is to get my email on a domain I control in the next few months.
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For sure. I believe I have this set to create an export and notify me the backup every quarter or so. Not the perfect solution, but until I do the right thing and switch over to fastmail, this at least ensures I can only lose a few months (
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4y ago
That’s Maxbond’s Razor
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4y ago
“…the Twitter Files, a series of tweets by conservative journalists Matt Taibbi and Bari Weiss.” Two interesting moves to observe here: 1. Matt Taibbi is not a conservative and anyone who is at all familiar with him or his work knows he is
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There’s an important subtlety here though: Centralized entities (ie businesses) that are holding people’s funds absolutely should be regulated, and certainly more than the current state. The scammers in this space don’t have any real conn
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“The issue here is that making money by holding onto assets you can’t fundamentally make money by holding is hard.” They can make plenty of money through volume (fees), while holding the crypto 1:1. Sounds relatively easy to me. That’s the
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Exactly. Thus it was probably not a mistake. It’s very hard for me to believe such a ridiculous explanation.
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Exactly. It was an attack and it worked.
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Awesome, that’s the kind of experience I’m looking for. Some tutorials make it seem really complex and intimidating.
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4y ago
Wow, I was just searching HN with the same question with regards to a new server build. A lot of what I’ve seen in terms of discussion in the last few years ends with “ZFS is more complicated, but because Btrfs is still not as reliable as n
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Lots of fun! My favorite part was taking the motorcycle off-road and doing wheelies :)
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This is absolutely correct and exactly why this new requirement will, in the long run, degrade medical care. I can promise you that very few if any practicing physicians were consulted in the writing of this legislation.
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I would say that “snarky” comments should not be a part of any medical note, so that’s unprofessional. Again though, these notes are not designed for patient consumption. As a physician myself, I have ZERO interest in reading my own doctor’
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“since it means that their personal notes about their patients will be made available directly to the patient, something that was not possible in the past. Doctors often write down their real thoughts about the patient in there and can say
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4y ago
A couple of other projects for privacy on ethereum: zk.money and railgun.ch Also dark.fi is a project that aims to produce easy-to-use developer tools for private transactions.
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This. I have an automated backup to my home server to borgbase every night. Every few weeks I do a manual export of my vaultwarden to this server. Major peace of mind.
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That’s true, their instant packs are probably my fav Sbucks product. So damn convenient/portable.
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4y ago
Rocket is the best! Upgraded from a Gaggia Classic (which my dad is now enjoying). The fact that I can make a latte that I genuinely think is better than a lot of the coffee places around me has really taken my snobbery to the next level (j
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