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by josho 6y ago
There are many countries where the constraint is vaccine supply.
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Visual vs code masks the real concern which is people that can analyze a problem, decompose it to smaller parts. I’m not convinced that the new tools make that problem any easier except for the most trivial problems.
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by josho 6y ago
Read about the Overton window. As an example of uniformity of thought in media. Have you considered why we aren’t having debates about open sourcing the vaccine? We just take for granted that the right thing to do is lock it up behind a cou
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by josho 6y ago
> Average hourly wages doesn't take into account workers' increase in benefits. I can't help but feel /r/badecon's rebuttal is dishonest. For many people benefits haven't increased, so the fact that it
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by josho 6y ago
I went through your site, watched the first video, and the start of a demo. I spent probably 5 minutes on the site. I have no idea what it is that you provide. I understand the widgets are customized to my role. But, where I'm unclear
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by josho 6y ago
The other nice thing about Safari’s approach is that for common extension functionality it is just a set of rules that are executed. So no malware can be run because extension code isn’t actually reading the dom. Nor does it have access to
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by josho 6y ago
The App Store has a few last I checked. I bought 1Blocker before it became a subscription and I’m pleased with it. Pihole also does a good job for everyone on your network.
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It doesn't lesson the problem if this is to be expected from our farm practices. The title of the report says "Tainted with Dangerous Levels", so we have a problem or congress is being unnecessarily political. If nothing else
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by josho 6y ago
This is what’s wrong with globalization. Key parts of the supply chain have been outsourced. Landed companies have deniability when issues like this arise and face very little in consequences. The food we’ve been feeding our babies has 10-3
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by josho 6y ago
We should do away with settling out of court without a statement of who is at fault. The court could reject the settlement if the core issue of the case is not addressed. By way of analogy this is why it’s a needed change. Applying settlem
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by josho 6y ago
I had no idea that was still practiced. Thank you for sharing. What is the ISP injecting into page?
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Tell me again what the threat mode TLS protects against for a marketing site? The only thing I can think of is my ISP injecting some HTML at the top of the page. Something that I haven’t seen for years.
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I opened a new bank account earlier this week, I've got 8 documents to review. Here's a section at random on how interest is calculated. > We calculate interest each month based on the lowest Daily Closing Balance. We pay inter
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by josho 6y ago
> I will most certainly take care to properly read and understand And when you don't understand the dense legalese how did you get clarification? Did you pay a few hundred dollars to have a lawyer review the contract and explain it
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I look forward to the investigations on market manipulation that RH, Schwann, and TD did by not allowing their customers to trade on that stock. Or is it normal for brokers to independently halt trades on stocks they deem too risky?
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What makes me ill is that the insider trading rule makes sense. It protects congress from lawsuits when their mutual fund or ETF owns Tesla and they benefit by enacting laws that benefit their constituents, but that have downsides for other
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by josho 6y ago
Social media is engineered to be addictive and creates media bubbles that prey on kids insecurities. Social media takes every challenge that kids face and amplifies it. My anecdotal experience is two daughters whose normal teenage challenge
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by josho 6y ago
You are right. I think it's that we allow companies to become dominant in their industry and abuse their market position. I incorrectly called out capitalism when it's really unregulated markets combined with a legal system that m
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MSFT was broken apart. The DOJ trial only began after a decade of microsoft abusing their market position and destroying numerous companies. I'm saying large industry has undue influence over the regulators and so action only comes whe
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by josho 6y ago
Reflecting on this more I think capitalism is the wrong word. Completely unregulated markets is what is really the issue. It leads to the incumbents extracting all the profit and then using their monopoly position to extract rents for the n
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by josho 6y ago
This is fine. No seriously. Hear me out. If you are a proponent of capitalism then this is how the system works. The little fish grow into big fish. The big fish eat the little fish. The ecosystem suffers. It has always been this way. Many
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by josho 6y ago
In what sane world do you merit a police raid for publishing public health data? Assuming the worst that she accessed a computer she was not authorized to access. This data, in the aggregate, is public data. Regardless innocent until proven
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As well kids have been taught to lie about their age as many apps prohibit their use by anyone 13 or younger.
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What best practices were ignored? From what I'm reading here I'm terrified as I don't think the industry can protect from a targeted attack like this. The only thing we have going for us is defence in depth to make a targeted
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> SolarWinds did next to nothing to avoid it happening to them And how does one stop this from happening to them? Assume 'standard' security practices are in place, e.g. firewalls. Clearly the attacker was able to get their pay
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What meeting software are you using that streams 1080p?
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What other market is large enough for apple to enter? That’s the real question that needs to be answered because if there is no other viable market to deploy their capital then disrupting transportation is a good pick.
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Many hotels have responded by adding “resort fees” on top of the base rate. This is all attributable to weak consumer protection laws.
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Make it voluntary reporting with high punitive fines for those that are caught not reporting. Pretty sure there are enough people making low wages that would be happy to report these folks if they suspected their bosses were dodging a tax.
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Not a Californian, but what is the more that is being asked of? Are you aware that top tax rates are a fraction of what they were decades ago? Perhaps, the more accurate lens to view things is that the wealthy/business has lobbied for

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