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by ianhawes 6y ago
Legal? Probably. An extremely dangerous precedent? Yes.
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I believe this activity now falls under the purview of CISA. I read yesterday that all computers issued for Congressional staffers after 2017 have full disk encryption enabled by default.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
It's a part of defense in depth. It's not the sole marker of good vs. bad, but it's a way to minimize friendly fire incidents. Notably, the US Secret Service uses a method of "color of the day" lapel pins and spends
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by ianhawes 6y ago
This is a net positive considering the US population growth rate is declining.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
This is not surprising considering this entire debacle started when he skipped bail while awaiting extradition to Sweden.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
This is undoubtedly a positive move, though I do not believe it will be enough to satisfy the likes of the credit card companies. They are requiring ID verification (i.e. that you're 18 or over) to upload content. As much as I am priva
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by ianhawes 6y ago
I don't have a more recent example, but this article[0] identifies a component of the RSA SecurID attack which utilized Poison Ivy. In my own experience experimenting with PI as an underaged teen in high school, it was a very popular a
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by ianhawes 6y ago
Thank you for the clarification (I'm assuming you're the company mentioned in the article). That is crazy and I applaud you for going to the media about this.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
Very true, same with my local center. I would imagine that could increase the cost of renting your own Penske/Uhaul box truck.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
From what I am reading, the limit is only on the number of packages that FedEx and UPS will pick up directly from the shipping depot. This is typically a free service they provide (though paid for smaller volume). It would seem to me that r
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by ianhawes 6y ago
This looks like a great product from Stripe. If anyone is searching for an offering thats a bit more mature and not invite only, I highly recommend Synapse[0] as a Banking as a Service platform. [0] https://synapsefi.com/
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by ianhawes 6y ago
Which is why we need a legal protection for the theft and publishing of stolen personal correspondence.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
>What I walk away with: $3,700,000 in cash >practically speaking, never need to work again Yikes, does someone want to tell him?
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by ianhawes 6y ago
Welcome to any competitive multiplayer game in 2020. My favorite example is PUBG and their insecure netcode (for the first 2 years it was entirely unencrypted). At one point the cheating was so predominant that they banned anyone running Vi
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by ianhawes 6y ago
The fact that it’s still around and there is clear evidence of it facilitating illegal activity leads me to believe it is in fact a honeypot run by law enforcement in the US.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
Considering it took something like 250 years for North American colonies to go from colonies to independent countries, I'd say it will take more than 37 years when we're talking about interplanetary travel. My understanding is a j
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by ianhawes 6y ago
PrintNode is an excellent alternative (superior IMO), though for some printers that used the embedded Cloud Print app, you will need to setup a server.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
Do not assume it is Russia. It could very well be China. It’s not likely to be an adversary _other_ than those two.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
I've worked with FB Business Manager since early 2014 and it has always been bad: slow, requires constant refreshing, and is extremely complex. For comparison, AdEspresso is not nearly as complex but hugely more productive for doing sp
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by ianhawes 6y ago
What is your take on the advent of Boundless, SimpleCitizen, etc as tools for corporate immigration?
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by ianhawes 6y ago
+1 for Shadow. I can play competitive FPS games and actually beat people running traditional rigs. The only downsides are related to the max storage and shared CPU. Apparently they have future offerings for $50/mo that add up to a TB o
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by ianhawes 6y ago
You can't forget about Facebook Marketplace, which is arguably more successful than Groups.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
"Equal justice under the law" unfortunately cannot coexist with "The law must serve justice".
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by ianhawes 6y ago
Yes... yes you should have.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
As someone that has inadvertently paid a BOA credit card bill in full when I meant to transfer money to a different account.... You ain’t getting shit back.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
I believe the expectations of having 0 downtime was not expressed until the day of the transfer.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
Forget tax prep, Credit Karma was our only hope of a competing product to the 3 credit bureaus. A sort of augmented credit report, if you will.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
"Direct deposit" is ACH and it is reversible up to 180 days. The parent comment is referring to ACH. "Wire transfer" could be either Fedwire or SWIFT and it is not reversible.
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by ianhawes 6y ago
Dave Rogenmoser is the founder and CEO of Proof (YC W18). Proof is an embedded script for displaying public conversion data (i.e. John from SF just subscribed). Martech companies like these guys are infamous for injecting their own Facebook
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by ianhawes 6y ago
I thought this sounded familiar. I got an email out of the blue 10 days ago about this app from the creator: > Hi! I run a startup trying to make it easier to create systems that store transactions and balances. I found your contact sear

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