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krunck
2y ago
Sure let's dump email in favor of a new non-proprietary, open standards, decentralized and non-commercial protocol. Name one If you like.
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krunck
2y ago
Some of us distrust both parties.
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krunck
2y ago
Sure the phone can't be tied to a person. But try getting phone service in the US without giving away your identity. Can't be done.
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krunck
2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FedNow FedNow's list of participating financial institutions on their web site is a downloadable Excel spreadsheet. Innovation indeed.
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krunck
2y ago
"The Spanish leader proposed replacing anonymity of users on social-media platforms with an “EU digital identity wallet,” allowing people to use nicknames but also enabling enforcement agencies to link those to their real identity if t
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krunck
2y ago
Or the US is preparing for conflict with China, so China must also. But actually it's probably a two way feedback loop between the two of them that the ignoramuses that run each country love because it makes their jobs exciting and, pr
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krunck
2y ago
Browser content should never be able to modify the configuration of my desktop window layout by opening a new window. There I said it.
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A Crisis of Trust in the Classroom
(insidehighered.com)
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krunck
2y ago
> The hard part is de-googling. But it's worth the effort.
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2y ago
I'm curious to see how the Raptors fare. In previous flights the outer engine bells show major deformation from the heat and forces they experience during re-entry. Also: This link was submitted 12 days ago and there is no way to re-po
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SpaceX Starship Flight 7 launch
(space.com)
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krunck
2y ago
And yet we want kids to get exercise in some way... When I was a kid we walked to and from school with 40lb packs, uphill. Both ways.
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krunck
2y ago
Police stopped enforcing in my city too. And 10% of drivers know this. People will keeping chipping away at the safety margins until people start dying. Then maybe police will do their job and those 10% of drivers will start worrying about
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krunck
2y ago
And they'll be able to run Doom too.
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krunck
2y ago
Or just host it in a country that doesn't care about UK law.
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2y ago
There are server power supplies that won't work on non-sinusoidal power sources. (read: cheap UPSs) I learned that the hard way.
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2y ago
There is also one called Decentraleyes: https://decentraleyes.org/
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2y ago
"Which products will be included in the program? The program applies to consumer wireless IoT products. Examples of eligible products include internet-connected home security cameras, voice-activated shopping devices, smart appliances,
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krunck
2y ago
Easier than Elite.
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krunck
2y ago
I have coworkers who are in this risk group because they never take the elevator...or do anything that requires effort where a no-effort bypass exists.
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2y ago
Thanks. Excellent article. This made me laugh: "If reassortment is sort of like viral sex, pigs are sort of like Tinder."
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2y ago
People get benefits back from their cards because of the transaction fees. Thats where the money comes from, not from the bank accounts of Visa and Mastercard's CEOs. Merchants are prevented by their contract from charging the transact
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krunck
2y ago
I was wondering the same. It's just an application of GR in a way I thought people would have been doing already, right?
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2y ago
Neat. And it'll get rid of the mice and bats in your house. But seriously, I wonder how much acoustic energy - that they point out you can't hear - is still entering your ear and interacting with the delicate structures there.
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2y ago
>...when I see them I recognize to just close the window and forget about whatever it was I was looking for there This is the way.
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2y ago
I think not. It's like requiring people to have licenses to walk on the sidewalk because a bunch of asses keep driving their trucks there.
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2y ago
I've got a Japanese stainless steel Damascus kitchen knife. Sharp as hell. But you need to change your cutting technique because the edge is more brittle than the mushy steel knives we all know. That's not to say that mushy steel
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2y ago
No one said anything about things 'being done "right" and not "demonstrated considerable improvement"'. Improvement and meeting the rubric is all that is expected in my wife's class. My wife has significa
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2y ago
https://archive.is/oeua0
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krunck
2y ago
Witch!!!
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