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by hypeatei 2y ago
How long before the "why do I have to see politics" crowd is here?
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by hypeatei 2y ago
What if, for example, a piece of software is logging your key presses without your knowledge? You could have the best, most secure password but you're typing it into a complex machine which could be doing any number of things. Don&#x27
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Sorry if it wasn't clear, but that was a rhetorical question. We all know why they don't do it: because a significant percentage of their voter base are boomers who rely on that stuff.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Just a handy tip: you can press Ctrl+Shift+L to autofill which also copies the TOTP code (if any) to your clipboard.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> When he comes for... Congress What are your opinions on January 6th? That would include both the fake electors plot and the riot attempting to interrupt congressional proceedings.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> Medicaid and Social Security benefits are not affected That's disappointing, I wonder why those aren't getting paused? If you want to get spending under control and you're already breaking the law then you might as well
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> macos windowing system allowing active apps without any windows shown. This seems like a security issue. What if you're typing a password quickly and hit Enter but it turns out that focus was in Discord or something?
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by hypeatei 2y ago
This is a rare Trump win. There are many things to criticize him for, but this pardon isn't one of them. I don't think anyone, after researching this case, would be okay with the life sentence handed down to Ross.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
No, that charge was dropped. IIRC, it was on shaky ground and they were just trying to throw the book at him.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> didn’t get why Signal would just download an attachment from an unknown number/contact Usability, most likely. Ultra-secure and paranoid doesn't result in good UX most of the time.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
This is certainly an "attack" but not one you'd normally associate with zero click. There is no code execution, but some tricks to see which Cloudflare datacenter cached the image -- giving a very rough area the user is in. I
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Serious, meaning we wouldn't play whack-a-mole and instead place rules on all of them then let the free market decide. I'll repeat, disclosures could be added for foreign controlled apps. I take issue with the fact that we're
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Yes, I know the law doesn't name TikTok/ByteDance specifically to be banned outright, that is just the effect. > let adversarial countries own and control communications infrastructure This is an exaggeration that a social medi
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> Not only can they subtely influence the entire us culture Not the entire U.S. population is on TikTok. Even if a significant percentage are, your argument is that they cannot think for themselves? It is widely known that TT is Chines
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by hypeatei 2y ago
I'm 99% sure HIPAA just applies to medical personnel (i.e. nurses, doctors) so they can't outright share private information. Third parties (i.e. your mom or insurance companies) can share it all day without violating HIPAA. It do
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> If that's true what would be explanation of his gaming/streaming? It's a PR stunt. He pays someone to play for him and level up his account. Then, he plays for a bit and it's painfully obvious that he's inexper
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by hypeatei 2y ago
True, I use the web version of Office when it makes sense. I only reserve an actual desktop for things like Word because it doesn't work as well in the browser. I'm not a heavy Office user though, so YMMV.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
I moved to Linux Mint from Windows 10 last year. Haven't looked back. Anytime I need to start up the Windows machine, there are a million things popping up, updating, Windows update notifications, etc... and no I don't have any vi
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> Why not? It was probably incorrect to say never , and there is another reply to me mentioning price elasticity which applies here for sure. > eventually be one who realizes they can take more market share from the Chinese Yes, on a
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by hypeatei 2y ago
That is true. Not every single cent will be passed on, but there will be inflationary effects regardless.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> It’s mind boggling because the same people who lambasted Trump for lowering the corporate tax rate I never lambasted Trump for this and I don't think corporate taxes are particularly effective. I'd rather see something more o
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> So the price may go up No, the prices will go up. As you said, the cost goes up due to better working conditions, wages, etc... > The American consumers do have other options — other American companies Yes, but all of American com
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> Aren’t tariffs just corporate taxes which are paid by big corps who import stuff built overseas? No, they're not "just" that. Those costs get passed onto the consumer in the form of higher prices. Corporations aren'
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by hypeatei 2y ago
The things they want to burn down don't benefit working class people either, just the billionaire class that is surrounding Trump for the next administration (which includes the richest man in the world, Elon Musk) For as much as I hea
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by hypeatei 2y ago
The data collection methods are not foolproof and you can get dinged for "hard braking" even if you aren't. You're basically opting into a temporary rate decrease until they see data coming in that they don't like.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Maybe I could've worded that better, but I was just providing perspective on the obsessive nature that we have on social media now. IMO, it's not "normal" to keep up with acquaintances and people from past times. They&#x
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> Turns out that a lot of people I knew posted huge life updates that I completely missed out on This doesn't really seem that important if your only method of knowing this was a post blasted to hundreds (or thousands) of people. Or
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Seems fine as it always appeared as virtue signaling to me. This is one less talking point that conservatives will use when literally anything happens.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Ambien, to me, is an extremely scary drug. People in my life have become extremely reliant on it to sleep and it has strange side effects. Sleepwalking with no recollection is one of them, not going to the kitchen, but getting in the car ty
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Just for those who don't game on Linux: Proton allows a bunch of games to run perfectly on Linux already. The main blocker for games like League of Legends or competitive shooters is the anti-cheat. Most anti-cheats (like Vanguard) run

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