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by jtbayly 11mo ago
All criticism of Apple’s UI would count, as Dye was in charge of it and ultimately responsible, whether he is named in the article or not. And Gruber has been at least this harsh on the UI before.
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
Unless you are buying cards. Maybe candy, too? I’d be curious about that.
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
Yep. And it's worse than that. 80% of prescriptions are controlled by 3 companies. You can look up the FTC report on it. All three of them own or are owned by insurance companies. The insurance companies had their profit percentage cap
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
Your claim is contradicted by several first-hand accounts on this page, as well as by the current documentation on the TSA website: > Passengers who present a state-issued identification that is not REAL ID compliant at TSA checkpoints a
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
A lot of dead BASE jumpers disagree...
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
Sounds like a juicy list to sell. Guaranteed 100% human marks.
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
That time never existed.
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
In my state you still have a choice to pay more for a REAL ID, or just get a plain old drivers license.
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
But the entire point of the law is to prevent you from pretending to be somebody you aren't. So this defeats the purpose, unless the whole thing is security theater... which it is.
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
The TSA is a joke. The whole thing is security theater.
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
> Previously, if you didn't have your "Real ID" (which, is a terrible name IMO) or passport, you were just... denied. That is incorrect. You could still fly. You could just use any valid government ID, of which every state
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
Second sentence from the article: > Significantly, he is also the second of the seven who received stem cells that were not actually resistant to the virus, strengthening the case that HIV-resistant cells may not be necessary for an HIV
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
Perhaps, or perhaps they started with companies that are smaller and easier to intimidate.
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by jtbayly 11mo ago
This doesn't answer the question. Why not use the internet to get the radio to those stations?
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Cloudflare scrubs Aisuru botnet from top domains list(krebsonsecurity.com)
156 points by jtbayly 1y ago|34 comments
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by jtbayly 1y ago
Somebody needs to be fired for that sort of UI... I've probably made that sort of UI without realizing it...
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by jtbayly 1y ago
Apparently iOS 26 adds new APIs that allow filtering everywhere, including in all apps. Wipr added this functionality.
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by jtbayly 1y ago
True, but I expect such nonsense from the company. There is absolutely no excuse for BBC to use this wording! Why would they?
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by jtbayly 1y ago
This is a beautifully designed page.
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First Wap: A Surveillance Computer You've Never Heard Of(schneier.com)
2 points by jtbayly 1y ago|1 comments
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by jtbayly 1y ago
I'm talking about the declarations of inevitable disaster. Malthus was just wrong.
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by jtbayly 1y ago
The saying I’ve heard is about students, but similar enough and different enough o quote here: “The A students work for the B students and the C students become federal judges.”
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by jtbayly 1y ago
Or human ingenuity solves the problem because of the economic and other incentives that build up. None of the fear-mongering ever seems to come true.
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by jtbayly 1y ago
Wow. I didn’t even know it was possible to drag and drop between apps on iOS. TIL. Thanks!
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Apple is now offering a $2M bounty for a zero-click exploit(schneier.com)
4 points by jtbayly 1y ago|2 comments
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by jtbayly 1y ago
I think it is more likely a limitation of the Mac OS. But it's just a guess.
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by jtbayly 1y ago
Please do this. Here are some examples to add to your list, leaving out the 26.0 bugs that I've come to expect running a .0 release. 1. I won't focus on a bunch of Siri items, but one example that always bugs me: I cannot ask Siri
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by jtbayly 1y ago
This has been done. Women seem to have certain health benefits that stop after menopause. Reading about it was the first time I wondered whether blood letting made sense.
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by jtbayly 1y ago
He who pays the piper... This is why a couple of conservative schools don't accept any sort of federal money. Liberal schools might be considering doing the same. Otherwise, yes, an independent school can do what they want. If you wa
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by jtbayly 1y ago
> The tariffs don't actually bring in money, they just move money from one place (US taxpayers, who'd otherwise use it productively) and put it elsewhere (the treasury). So your argument seems to be “We have yet to see whether

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