kmonsen

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   by kmonsen 5y ago

   And kids under 12 not having access to vaccine. Once that is in place I personally think it’s time to go UK and figure out what this looks like long term. I wonder if insurance companies will have different rates for people who choose to fo
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   by kmonsen 5y ago

   Right, but that means it will be a lot easier to scam regular people. The ability to clawback money is a vital way of stopping scams over the internet.
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   by kmonsen 5y ago

   It seems a bit weird to try to fight inequality by reducing regulations on banks and make it easier for them to blame consumers for the banks mistakes. That argument would only make sense in the U.S.
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   by kmonsen 5y ago

   Can you provide examples? I just see this as an example of Gish gallop creating a situation were multiple claims are put forward and it is hard to counter them all at the same time.
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   by kmonsen 5y ago

   So it's easy if all countries agree. If that is not the case you need to find out how much carbon from the ground was used in each item at your border. At that points it becomes rocket science?
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   by kmonsen 5y ago

   They are not thoughts as sibling mentioned. If you think any of these things in your own mind but don't take any action on it that is perfectly ok and carries no legal risk.
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   by kmonsen 5y ago

   I think it can potentially be problematic if someone changes gender to win an Olympic medal. The rest of your essay I do not agree with though. In general, just call people what they want to be called and let them use whatever bathroom that
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   by kmonsen 5y ago

   I think there is a difference between 1-2 kids and 3-4 though? If you have 3-4 kids of similar age that needs car seats it becomes quite a bit more justified to get a large car for that reason. Not saying there is a need for a justification
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   by kmonsen 5y ago

   Is there any realistic scenario that protects against a fully compromised phone/computer?
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    I used to work in a pretty secure environment. The way to store passwords was to write them on a piece of paper and put that paper in your personal safe. This was inside a building with armed guards. I guess it all depends on where your ris
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    The thing is, malware vendors can do the same. At least for zero day attacks you just test them on the target’s antivirus to make sure it will not discover the malware.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    Google, Amazon and Facebook do that as well (at least if you include Santa as antivirus).
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    Have you seen our (USA) supreme court? Calling them impartial is taking it a bit far I would say.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    But we know where all the planes are, and actively monitor and move them around to avoid collisions. If there are a sufficient large number of satellites would there not be some risk of accidental collision with spacecraft taking off?
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    I don't think this is a story, but someone still has to fab them and they can stall
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    Also SwiftKey.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    That is actually not true, Gallup says right know we feel the best we have done in 13 years: https://news.gallup.com/poll/351932/americans-life-ratings-r... I think there is something to what you are saying, and A
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    I use windows on my gaming PC, don't really have a problem with ads to be honest.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    I was stupid,just switched and the new one is a lot better. How come the stock keyboard is so much worse? Thanks for the tip! Which one do you use BTW?
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    Seriously, or all the things to blame Cuba for that is not one of them unless I’m misunderstand something. That’s basically a US military base they refuse to hand back.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    Play services do not get just security updates, that’s true. It’s pretty hard to not have that up to date on an Android phone anyway.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    If that war happens who knows what the (literal) fallout will look like.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    This skeleton is not in the closet, it’s on the front yard and still being punched in the face every day. Meaning they have not stopped oppressing which is needed for it to be a skeleton in the closet.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    Another one of Google’s tenets that have been forgotten is focus on the user. First it meant just focus on the user, then it became well we are focusing on the user when we do deceptive ads because then they get other services for free, the
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    I think the new nvidia stick has a USB port if you disassemble it a tiny bit.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    To be clear Android the operating system offers targeted security updates. The device manufactures prefers to package them with feature updates. I guess it doesn’t matter for users.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    Just use the TV remote and hdmi cec.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    I think if there is a U.S. China war over Taiwan we have larger issues.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    I’m using Neeva. I like the team and the idea, but at least for me there is a drastic drop off in search quality from google. It is pretty far from 95% as good.
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    by kmonsen 5y ago

    Has someone tried this with the California QR code? I cannot find the specification for it. When I scan it on my I iPhone it just gores to the Apple health app with no information.