jmcgready

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   by jmcgready 3y ago

   Note the disclaimer at the bottom of all the eyeball grabbing stats: Disclaimer: Data presented is not manually verified and its accuracy is not guaranteed.
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   by jmcgready 4y ago

   "Once AmazonSmile closes, charities will still be able to seek support from Amazon customers by creating their own wish lists." So, Amazon's tired of revenue going out instead of coming in.... Sure, the argument can be made t
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   by jmcgready 4y ago

   My inflation adjusted $0.02 - Maybe limit culpability to SEC Form 3 filers - easier to prove sufficient leverage and potential motive if not for criminal matters, then at least civil matters.
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   by jmcgready 5y ago

   > In the article there is a quote, “There is no personal data more sensitive than our DNA.“ > This seems a bogus assertion to me. I can imagine many diagnostic health test results that would be more sensitive to leak than DNA (e.g., S
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   by jmcgready 5y ago

   I think you might be referring to Pournelle's Iron Law of Bureaucracy: https://www.jerrypournelle.com/reports/jerryp/iron.html TL;DR In any bureaucratic organization there will be two kinds of people: 1) thos
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   by jmcgready 7y ago

   Interesting that, according to the article, Airbnb doesn't do 2FA: Airbnb could help by adding some type of robust multi-factor authentication, such as Security Keys — which would defeat these Airbnb phishing pages. According to twofac