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961.
by ikiris 6y ago
The fact that this is downvoted says a lot about the bias emerging on hn.
962.
by ikiris 6y ago
It's hard when people want liberal things like sources or data to back up "facts"
963.
by ikiris 6y ago
They both have similar problematic red boxes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_electoral_system...
964.
by ikiris 6y ago
Running wires costs a shit ton of money. How are more isps covering their own little islands of service going to make any difference here? Last mile service is a natural monopoly, no amount of pounding the table will fix that. The only reas
965.
by ikiris 6y ago
We should come to some agreement and maybe give some people 3/5ths of their rights, as has been done prior. That should solve these "extreme" positions with some much needed compromise.
966.
by ikiris 6y ago
This is hardly about petty. its about power, and always has been. and the sides are in no way equal.
967.
by ikiris 6y ago
For a lot of people, appreciating all people and letting them live their lives is "politics"
968.
by ikiris 6y ago
I'd love it if there was a difference between the two again.
969.
by ikiris 6y ago
We could call it Whitebook.
970.
by ikiris 6y ago
Please explain a charitable version of the logical results of this policy.
971.
by ikiris 6y ago
I for one totally agree. I don't want to pay some lefty tax instead of just being able to sue the company after it kills me through negligence. That'll show em.
972.
by ikiris 6y ago
"FINE< WHY NOT GO EVEN FURTHER AND REALLY HELP THE POOR?!?! IM SURE YOU'LL BE SORRY THEN!" I never really understand some arguments with people who think most regulation is bad and not voted in blood.
973.
by ikiris 6y ago
This is not why we're fleeing.
974.
by ikiris 6y ago
You're making a lot of assumptions here.
975.
by ikiris 6y ago
No they cant for any entity that properly implements security. This is the entire point of u2f.
976.
by ikiris 6y ago
*that's using monarch
977.
by ikiris 6y ago
I wonder what changed in global cyber security and law enforcement during this time window.
978.
by ikiris 6y ago
This adds at least one full RTT, which chome is very much about minimizing them on user queries.
979.
by ikiris 6y ago
They burn thousands of times the cost on bullets. Its not that big of a problem.
980.
by ikiris 6y ago
its worth noting the size differences of the various companies in terms of employee count. Part of this is simple statistics.
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by ikiris 6y ago
"ORM is great because it means I have all the data avaliable!"
982.
by ikiris 6y ago
so... how do you tax at the top when the top happens outside your administrative zone?
983.
by ikiris 6y ago
I've seen managers have over 100% turnover in 6 months and still not change their approach.
984.
by ikiris 6y ago
Most often by avoiding paying for the externality.
985.
by ikiris 6y ago
This really isn't how modern security works at most cloud companies. Even if you have root class credentials or the ability to escalate to them in some way (and that's a big if by itself), its a LOT of steps to get access to cus
986.
by ikiris 6y ago
Cough python cough cough
987.
by ikiris 6y ago
this guy gets it. unlike most of the upvoted drek in here. The real problem is the finances of hospitals and their associated clinic networks is much different than most people think. And as is typical with America, not having a clue how so
988.
by ikiris 6y ago
This kind of thinking is how you end up in a newspaper article where you're in a building in new york babysitting a generator during a hurricane while everyone sane is serving from Atlanta now. You're doing it wrong. Plan to lose
989.
by ikiris 6y ago
There are injection tools that don't seek to steal data, but to weaponize your client.
990.
by ikiris 6y ago
Most of the time, you're lucky to get people to move off of passwords

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