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by mariojv 5y ago
To clarify: port 80 and 443 (TLS connections), right? Or is TLS traffic only routed through the private relay in Safari, not other apps?
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There is also almost certainly an authentication mechanism in place, even if you were to reverse engineer the API. You'd need a bunch of paid iCloud accounts to have a DDoS be at all feasible with this service. Additionally, Cloudflare
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by mariojv 5y ago
On their main page, where it says, "Curbside at your location" in the top right, click that and select delivery. Like another poster mentioned, it may not be in your city. More than likely if you're in Austin, it just isn&#x2
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by mariojv 5y ago
If using Instacart, consider switching to your local grocer's delivery service instead. It's kind of wild how many people in Texas used Instacart and never knew that H-E-B had their own delivery option. There's generally far
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by mariojv 5y ago
Wouldn't this be trivial, although maybe a little expensive, to circumvent by sending the dog through a layover to an allowed country? Dogs don't routinely carry passports indicating their origin, although that would be amusing. I
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I've heard several theories for why inflation occurs, but one in particular fascinates me: expectations of inflation can themselves create inflationary conditions. If everyone expects prices to rise, it's easier for companies to j
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by mariojv 5y ago
For anyone interested in the hypothetical social and geopolitical dynamics that occur when humanity interacts with aliens, check out Liu Cixin's Three-Body Problem science fiction trilogy. It explores the concept of interaction alien c
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Contacting aliens could end all life on earth. Let’s stop trying(washingtonpost.com)
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Federal government will maintain expansive work-from-home policies post-pandemic(washingtonpost.com)
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U.S. Consumer Prices Rose Strongly Again in May(wsj.com)
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Zoom is experiencing degraded performance
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Banks to Companies: No More Deposits, Please(wsj.com)
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by mariojv 5y ago
This only has 7 comments, but the article is relevant: Bitcoin couple face death penalty for 'seastead' in international waters https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19691294
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by mariojv 5y ago
Check out Eufy. I'm not certain about how the protocol works with their phone app, but all videos are stored on-prem in a little appliance rather than in the cloud.
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Signal has an OK Win10 app.
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WeChat is the most popular chat app in China. It's a domestic messaging app with a lot of other apps built in. I think Whatsapp and other E2E encrypted chat apps are banned.
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by mariojv 5y ago
How is it hard to buy with USD as a US national? I haven't bought any Monero, but I saw this website the other day: https://localmonero.co/ If that's legitimate, it seems pretty easy.
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United Airlines Wants to Bring Back Supersonic Air Travel(nytimes.com)
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by mariojv 5y ago
I think the article somewhat underplays the role of people getting sick. Just last week, a major port in Shenzhen shut down due to a COVID outbreak. [1] I remember the same thing happening last year in American meat plants, car factories, a
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by mariojv 5y ago
Texas never really fully shut down except for a few weeks at the start of the pandemic, but a lot of office workers were or are working from home. I can definitely see leisure trips contributing to some of the traffic patterns noted in this
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by mariojv 5y ago
I think this take is a little alarmist. Yes, the national debt is increasing, but from 2000 to 2020, the percent of federal debt owned by the Fed increased from ~11% to ~18%. [0] That is hardly uncontrolled money printing. Private investors
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by mariojv 5y ago
Yes, my realtor asked me to write a letter pre-COVID when housing was less of a seller's market, and we refused. We're a gay couple and didn't want that biasing our seller.
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by mariojv 5y ago
I liked most of this post and am interested in the impact of ports on currency demand. However, how can you say there is little demand for USD for US produced goods or labor? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countr
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by mariojv 5y ago
Seriously.... I am undecided one way or another on reverting everything, but I am happy that someone is looking closely at this. One thing I hope they have considered is a possible intent to get a particular important patch from umn.edu rev
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by mariojv 6y ago
Thanks! These look like good reads. You're right, they're a little scarce in my city but there are at least a few homes in the $75K range that don't seem uninhabitable: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/
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by mariojv 6y ago
The Fed sells its assets to decrease the USD supply and raises rates. My best guess is a short period of higher inflation and then a correction, but who knows.
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Do you have a source on the housing statistics (people per house, house size, square foot per person)? I'm curious how this trend holds up internationally; maybe a US source would help. We have problems, but I intuitively agree with th
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by mariojv 6y ago
I'm not deep into the cryptocurrency world at all, but a good friend of mine is really into it and has given me a bit of Nano. Transactions are settled nearly instantly on a mobile device, and it relies more on a "proof of stake&q
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by mariojv 6y ago
Huh, I wasn't aware of this. Do you have any good articles or books you could recommend about that phenomenon?
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I believe you'd still be able to file jointly if you're on a working visa and your spouse is not working, even if they don't reside in the US. The only caveat is that their worldwide income would be subject to US taxation if

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