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by ixwt 2y ago
Which is what Congress created them to do. And they are appointed, which the appointers are elected. In essence, they are elected, through the elected representatives which themselves are elected. This is like saying that the US President
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by ixwt 2y ago
A stay on the ruling could happen, but that would be up to the courts. Not a lawyer, but considering that there could be damages from the removal of non competes and someone leaving to get another job, there could be a stay on the order r
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by ixwt 2y ago
You're missing the fact that the current Supreme Court has been doing everything they can to kill Chevron Deference.
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by ixwt 2y ago
And the current Supreme Court is not a huge fan of Chevron Deference, which this certain falls under...
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by ixwt 2y ago
Yes, and you can get most of the Matrix bridges that Beeper uses and host the service yourself. Beeper is just a skin over Matrix, and they are hosting and managing the bridges for you. So that when any of protocols they support breaks beca
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by ixwt 3y ago
Wouldn't it be trivially easy to prove that oneself is Satoshi Nakamoto? Just signing arbitrary messages with one of the many wallet addresses from the first Bitcoins mined? Assuming of course, that those early keys didn't end up
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by ixwt 3y ago
> You cannot edit it in regular editor, like csv/tsv/jsonlines. If only there were shortcuts on modern operating systems to allow us to do things that aren't readily on our keyboards. Like upper case characters. Or copy an
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by ixwt 3y ago
I don't remember what podcast I heard it from, but another opinion about representing yourself: it's more taxing on the judge. It consumes more court resources to represent yourself; which already is scarce. Which is why they ofte
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by ixwt 3y ago
I disagree. You can mess with odometer as much as you like. Trying to sell it off with a different amount of miles than have actually been put on it is called fraud. You should own your car and be able to do as you wish. You should also be
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by ixwt 3y ago
So putting my money into a HYSA isn't a good place for an emergency fund? It will take 2-3 days to transfer (without fees). I've never understood this mentality. I've got a credit card with nearly 6 months of expenses as a li
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by ixwt 3y ago
The company I work for had a ransomware issue, so they got more zealous about security. They require us to change our passwords every 45 days now. When I pointed out the NIST recommendations of not rotating passwords, they say they are foll
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by ixwt 3y ago
GiantGrantGames on Youtube made an interesting video about "The Next Major RTS Will Fail. This is Why"[0]. Turns out he got a lot of this information because he was one of the players that had a huge influence in the development,
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by ixwt 3y ago
As you said, it's early days. That's all subject to change. Especially if it goes public.
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by ixwt 3y ago
I don't think this is a very good argument. A UPS driver/truck is temporary, and isn't a part of your business. That's like saying you have to put up a Prop 65 disclaimer for your place of business because someones shoes
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by ixwt 3y ago
Embrace, Extend, Extinguish... I'm always a bit leery of things like this when massive companies begin adopting open source things such as this. Google Chat embracing XMPP, only to end up abandoning it (as Google does). Slack having an
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by ixwt 3y ago
Also, Microsoft recently started banning unauthorized third party devices, which includes some disability devices (not all, just some).
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by ixwt 3y ago
After reading some other comments, this very well might be the case.
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by ixwt 3y ago
This is a replay of the Messenger Wars. Yahoo IM, AIM, ICQ, etc played a game of cat and mouse with clients that wanted to get all of the messengers in one spot.
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by ixwt 3y ago
The only way I could see this happening is if they have all of the public keys of the secure cryptographic elements in a database of all Apple devices ever created. Because otherwise, it would just be trivial to emulate a "secure crypt
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by ixwt 3y ago
> So, the most probable outcome is that this will delay the process for a few weeks at most until congress just pushes it through. Tell that to all of the high ranking military positions that Senator Tuberville is still holding up months
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by ixwt 3y ago
> Having a narrow mandate to physical mail is sort of holding the US Constitution to an arbitrary limit based on year or era. Welcome to the current Supreme Court era of Historical Jurisprudence. If the founders didn't believe it (i
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by ixwt 3y ago
Interesting! Had never heard of that! I'll bet that the history of that is due to red lining practices originating in mortgages, if I remember my history correctly.
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by ixwt 3y ago
As funny as your comment is, I believe you're both correct. If we actually had a functioning Congress, and not the clown circus we currently do, they could actually be getting things done. But the people that actually understand these
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by ixwt 3y ago
I do believe the stimulus package was rushed. We can see it in the clawing back of fraudulent PPP loans. Proper restrictions to hinder fraud takes time to setup, which the Biden administration and Congress didn't seem to think they wou
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by ixwt 3y ago
> Regarding the first half of your comment, yeah, they didn't find intentional discrimination so they focused on disparate impact. From the first paragraph of the linked article to this post: > Groups like the National Digital In
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by ixwt 3y ago
There is no reason that a large corporation can't pay for a disparate impact study before prior to decisions.
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by ixwt 3y ago
> and register for a new account with a phone number (you can use the same one you’re using in Production). I hope that they make it so you can register WITHOUT a phone number. Perfectly fine if it's not the default. This is post is
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by ixwt 3y ago
I've wondered about that. Patreon used to group all of your subscriptions into one payment, but they've recently been going away from that. I can't understand why, the small $0.20 + % adds up for multiple transactions. But if
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by ixwt 3y ago
I use YNAB 4, and I manually input all transactions for my credit card usage. I feel that it makes me more conscious of my spending. It's certainly not for everyone, but I only have the one credit card that I put everything on. And I d
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by ixwt 3y ago
And this is why I'm still using YNAB 4. Cloud hosted services have their perks, but owning my own data and not having to worry about being forced to another service is nice. Though, I have a feeling I'm going to be pushed eventual

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