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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Surprised is hasn't been mentioned, but KeePass has the ability to generate the TOTP codes as well. Database is stored encrypted and on your device. Use SyncThing and sync your database across multiple devices securely. Lots of cross-p
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
From a completely objective and scientific viewpoint, I think it's incredibly difficult to posit that life begins at any other point other than conception. After that it's just a matter of how "done" they are. The Human
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I'm assuming you were downvoted for your first point. Not sure why as it is true. There are two sides to the equation. As for the second point, it's always better to plan for children, but people can step up to the challenge to be
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I don't really know, but it's pretty odd. Especially since there already was Girl Scouts, which seems to be nearly the same. I think likely there are quite a few reasons, but personally I'd say it's because it seems like
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
> Although I find it unfortunate that we have to create a separate community based on gender Why? Freedom of association is an important human right. According to wikipedia[0] "Freedom of Association is both an individual right and
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
The following is entirely my opinion, and not based on empirical evidence, with that said... I think the issue is that a lot of people don't believe they have a choice. When you are getting hired, make a point that you are not willing
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I think this is accurate. I'm pretty technical but with no formal education on programming. Currently I can only tinker with programming in my free time. There are a lot of huge gaps in my knowledge and it sucks sometimes, but at least
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Unless I'm a lawyer, I wouldn't trust myself to ensure I'm compliant with all laws. Would probably have to hire lawyers/do an audit which if you're just starting out might not have much money for. Money that could b
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I'm fairly certain that car seats are not designed to have crumple zones. If you had enough pressure to cause the plastic of a car seat to collapse inwards, you most likely have way bigger problems on your hands.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I agree and I'm sure that for everything you do, there could always be something better in hindsight. I was mostly referring to things that you put lots of time into, but don't get much long-term value in return. For example gamin
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Why is it assumed that the safety of the car seat is compromised because of installing a camera? There is plenty of void space inside of a car seat. The only foam sections of the seats I have are around the head-area. The rest is just plast
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I think that if you do something for large amounts of time, but doesn't bring you much value then it could be considered wasted. The problem is people probably don't realize it's been wasted until later. I used to play a lot
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
What about Matomo[0]? [0] https://matomo.org/
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
What about using syncthing? There are decent text editors for mobile.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
There are virtually no devices that actually support it, at least as of about a year ago.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
The US population is nearly 5x of the UK, has a much larger area and perimeter, and is more wealthy (7.8x total GDP, 1.3x per capita). This no doubt makes drug trafficking not only easier, but also much more profitable in the US vs UK. It w
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Could it be that there are more opportunities in the US for criminals to make money, hence a higher prison population? The US has the third largest population and highest GDP.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
> Every election system that allows more than two candidates or allows people to skip voting has this flaw. It's not even necessarily a flaw. It's good because it allows the minority a chance to not have certain views crammed o
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
My most-hated thing is bringing up the brightness controls. Not intuitive, and isn't explained when you first set up the iPad. Sometimes it even takes me several attempts because I'm not close enough to the corner I guess.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
> Now we are almost at the point of making not going to school illegal. I'm fairly certain (at least for the US) it has been illegal. "By 1918, every state had a compulsory attendance law on the books." [1] According to th
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Are you asking specifically about libtorrent, or about BitTorrent in general? I think BitTorrent is really good for content distribution, as it's spreads the burden of traffic across many peers. In a typical server-client situation, th
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I always thought it was the other way around - that games make the money. Aren't consoles even usually sold at a loss?
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I believe that AMD relies on another company to produce its CPUs which may limit their supply. If they can't produce enough, and there is still a demand then there will be no choice but to go with Intel. This is some guessing on my par
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Yep, larger companies are probably way better equipped to deal with raising the minimum wage. This will just hurt small/medium business.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Can you refer to specific laws on restrictions to building a website? The only one I could find was related to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and of course GDPR, but that's related to handling of personal data.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
> Socialist nations who have transitioned smoothly from capitalism have done so very successfully (take Norway). Do you have a source for that? I'm pretty certain Norway (and other Scandinavian countries) are not socialist and more
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
> Does e.g. Keepass provide this essential functionality without a Cloud integration of some kind? For what it's worth, I use it with an ssh plugin, so I only store the database on one machine, and connect using ssh on desktop/
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I have been thinking about this a lot lately. What is the best alternative, only accessing your services through a VPN?
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Just curious, what do you find lacking about Keepass in those areas?
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
There is OneNote online, it's a little slimmed down from the desktop app though.

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