mont

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by mont 8y ago
I don't think that was the point GP was making there. I believe that they were trying to say that the people who go to college are more likely to be successful than those who don't, regardless of if they actually go to college o
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by mont 8y ago
That's pretty common in America too
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by mont 8y ago
The important thing is that you can recognize your own problematic behavior, and actively work on fixing it. Nobody's perfect, but I imagine there's a reason the author put #1 as #1 ;)
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by mont 8y ago
I'm doing well enough in those regards, but even if I wasn't what would a diagnosis do wrt life and relationships?
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by mont 8y ago
Is there any reason other than personal knowledge to get diagnosed on the spectrum? I woulnd't at all the surprised if if I landed somewhere on it, but even if there was a (drug) treatment I don't think I would want to take it, I
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by mont 8y ago
I was aware you can deactivate your facebook account but keep using messenger. I wasn't aware that deleting your account was ever possible.
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by mont 8y ago
They mention they got the students for the study from past studies/mailing list, but I wonder how they got the rest (80%) of the study group. I'd definitely take much less than $1000 to deactivate facebook, and I feel like most of
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by mont 8y ago
You realize racism doesn't necessarily mean discriminating against _all_ races, right?
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by mont 8y ago
Don't forget you have to audit the microcode running you're cpu too, and the gate networks executing the microcode, and...
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by mont 8y ago
"for all major web services" sounds a lot better than "the web services we like using", and the only two things I'd consider missing are IRC/steam, and with IRC going the way of the dodo and steam not being a s
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by mont 8y ago
That's pretty much the same as my understanding of helicopter parents, parents who will do anything to help their child, and prevent them from learning how to deal with problems/overcome disparity/etc. Though I would like to
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by mont 8y ago
> It's probably still better, but it would be far more effective if all drivers would actually cooperate. That's the issue with most of solutions to traffic though.
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by mont 8y ago
Are you implying that putting some filter over my facebook picture isn't an effective method of protest?
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by mont 8y ago
> Google's project includes tracking of desktop and laptop internet activity via a browser extension that can basically read literally anything you do online What browser extension is this?
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by mont 8y ago
Like an exploit where all you need to do is enter the target's phone number to compromise their phone?
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by mont 8y ago
I realize it's a really sexy headline, but I'd like for there to be more than 0 proof that this is a real thing. Especially if they claim a vulnerability that's exploitable by only sending a text.
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by mont 8y ago
> gawd forbid Apple would let us use Google Maps on Car Play They do support third party navigation now https://www.apple.com/ios/carplay
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by mont 8y ago
4 elephants if we're being pedantic
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by mont 8y ago
Is that post or pre taxed income?
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by mont 8y ago
With a PM you're trusting that the PM is: a) Trustworthy b) Secure With TOTP/2FA you would need to crack both the PM/password and the second authentication method.
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by mont 8y ago
Gmail at least (sort of) pushes 2fa with their 'security reviews'.
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by mont 8y ago
The issues with that is that different cultures have different expectations of what is a 'friend' and what is a 'food'.
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by mont 8y ago
You are still reliant on your isp however.