janejeon

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by janejeon 4y ago
Eh, it's been causing a lot of issues over a long period of time at least in my workplace, and it's been dragging projects that should've been 2-3 days to 2-3 WEEKS. I'm sure it varies for people (which is why you&#x27
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by janejeon 4y ago
I'm completely out of the loop (I only use Debian). What did RH do w/ version 8?
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by janejeon 4y ago
+1 for iA Writer. Fair pricing, and it was the only thing my ADHD ass could actually use to sit down and get writing.
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by janejeon 4y ago
> I don't remember when was the last time the app was updated checks app store Uhhhhhh... 17 hours ago?
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by janejeon 4y ago
Do we know which SDKs might be compromised?
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by janejeon 4y ago
Oh wow, I'm definitely alarmed by this whole situation. I've went ahead and just deleted the whole account - it's at the point where I don't want to do business with this company, full stop.
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by janejeon 4y ago
iirc it HAS to be thru treasurydirect (or taxes for the paper bonds version)
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by janejeon 5y ago
All of this seems like a problem of leverage: the government's fiscal policy encouraged people to be levered up, then the fed's monetary policy allowed people to be levered up. The "value" for any given thing (housing, c
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by janejeon 5y ago
Could it be possible that this is being done more as a way to garner votes for the midterms? Someone else commented that this affects like only a tiny fraction of people w/ student loan, but it does make for a good headline, judging
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by janejeon 5y ago
Plus, colleges and universities will think twice about increasingly charging an egregious amount for tuition if people aren't willing to buy their product no matter the price .
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by janejeon 5y ago
+1. Defaults exist for a reason - they force the lender to think about whether someone can pay off a debt or not, and we got here by giving everyone a loan, whether they could pay it off or not.
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by janejeon 5y ago
100%. Will never catch cabs in NYC because they never comply with any local regulation (e.g. none of them were wearing masks at the height of the pandemic), they always overcharge, they often discriminate against you as a customer based on
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by janejeon 5y ago
I believe OP was asking what to look out for within the security log, not how to look at the security log.
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by janejeon 5y ago
Just my perspective as working for a trading firm (and perhaps the difference comes from working at a relatively big, established shop), but the sentiment around here is that you do not fuck with the markets, you do not fuck with the feds&#