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by mox1 4y ago
The main issue with options is the time component. Now you have to bet on the direction and be pretty precise with the when. Also, prices for these options (Tesla is a good example) aren't cheap. For example a bet that Tesla will be be
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by mox1 4y ago
That’s because they projected to sell like 50k. Also different car markets / segments (small, midsized vs large suv)
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by mox1 5y ago
fastmail has a service called pobox.com, which is basically like an incoming e-mail router. I do similar to the OP, using it. You can route 1 incoming e-mail to 2 gmail boxes, which is very useful.
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by mox1 5y ago
I would start with "The Mom Test". Really helped me out. http://momtestbook.com/
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by mox1 5y ago
Perhaps this was the entire point of Intel's work here??? Worst case scenario for Intel they block AMD from patenting (and allowing Intel to use it).
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by mox1 5y ago
Feels like the classic Developer wants to start a business but doesn't really understand marketing, traction, product-market fit, etc. etc. Granted I've done the same thing 5 times now, but never again. Should have mocked up a bar
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by mox1 5y ago
I'm a pen tester for a mid-ish sized company. I recently got approval to remove "port security" (802.11x) on a single port within the building. It is amazing the amount of access I now have (using a non-company managed laptop
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by mox1 5y ago
I believe he meant the physical OBD-2 port. As an analogy: One can access a computers PCI bus over the Thunderbolt / USB-C connector, given the correct situation.
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by mox1 5y ago
10+ years of data has strongly indicated that yes indeed "rotation is a bad idea, because users don't use strong passwords when they are forced to rotate them"
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by mox1 5y ago
Multiple things are happening. 1. Etherum is moving to a "Proof of Stake" at some point this year. This will mean you don't need GPU power to mine Etherum. While Bitcoin can be mined with ASIC's Etherum requires a large
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by mox1 5y ago
This was a scene in the movie Don't Look Up. A cellphone company CEO (a Zukerburg type character) introduces the 9.5 update, which includes emotion sensors. When you are sad, it automatically shows you pictures of cats. So yes, I do. E
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by mox1 5y ago
Yes, and Apple 100% has the capacity / ability to filter out "fake" AirTags on their back-end. All they need to do is setup a manufacturing process that captures the public keys. So the phones will still relay the beacons to
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by mox1 5y ago
The problem is easy to solve, just store copies of all public keys of each air tag you send out. Air Tag messages with unknown public keys just get dropped on their server side checks.
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by mox1 5y ago
This is currently how Pennsylvania works it’s background checks for working with children. PA law requires everyone who volunteers or works with kids to do a couple state specific background checks. The response from these is a “allow to wo
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by mox1 5y ago
On the other hand, consumers haven’t stopped spending. So that 60-100B that consumers might have spent on Facebook advertised businesses will probably end up elsewhere, like their local economy (or Amazon…probably Amazon) So I would argue i
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by mox1 5y ago
So I was very active on the Wall Street Bets Reddit forum shortly before and during all of this. I would agree that Roaring Kitty wasn't much of a catalyst (prior to the price exploding), but was an early proponent of GME. I do distinc
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by mox1 5y ago
Yes, and that code had bugs. https://www.forbes.com/sites/lanceeliot/2019/07/16/apollo-11... There are 0 do-overs on smart contracts in production. No stopping the network for a minute to triage, no
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by mox1 5y ago
exactly, with no-do overs. Everyone hand codes their assembly correctly on the first try right!?!!
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by mox1 5y ago
BASH is the most unforgiving syntax on earth, I would never even try and memorize that stuff.
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by mox1 5y ago
Just wanted comment here that fastmail has very similar product, called pobox (pobox.com). Using that service for a few years now, very happy. I am surprised this isn't more popular. I've got ~5 domains for various things (work, p
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by mox1 5y ago
Yea, he is not the first to discover this. I ran into this exact issue (same github repo and software package), back in ~2013. In my case, this revenue sharing was quietly introduced during the plugin update. So I just forked an older versi
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by mox1 5y ago
Personally, I would immediately offer an enterprise tier, charge 10x-100x, then promise to answer these (using some type of better marketing language, of course).
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by mox1 5y ago
This is what I never understood with these situations...like why is this guy the only person on earth that could possibly be CEO of Better.com. I am 100% certain there are lots of fully qualified candidates who could start tomorrow (especia
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by mox1 5y ago
Agreed, Keepass file synced on Google Drive. Using this for 4+ years now with 0 issues. Syncs across desktop (Keeweb), Android (keepassAndroid) and ioS (StrongBox). Takes 5-10 seconds to sync. Also zero need to give any application permissi
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by mox1 5y ago
So money printing != government spending.... I think of government spending as all of the money needed to fund / run the federal government. While the Fed is printing money and spending that to purchase assets..I wouldn't really p
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by mox1 5y ago
The hostname of most (all?) TLS connections is sent plaintext at the start of a new connection. This is called SNI (Server Name Indication). That provides some (or a lot) of value I am guessing.
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by mox1 5y ago
Its hard to grok you calling them "simple", then saying brilliant people fail them. One could define hard as "a thing that even brilliant people fail at". For me, easy is something that a person of average skill in that
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by mox1 5y ago
Agreed about the problem, but not the solution. I love that Toyota still has buttons (and nice, big, rugged, built to last buttons). The last thing I want is a damn ipad. I want a dumb screen that just supports android auto / carplay.
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by mox1 5y ago
Uhh yea, this is Running shellcode 101, works very well. My Red Team stuff at work all starts with a simple loader like this (with some encryption / obfuscation sprinkled in). When I was first shown this I was like 'What non virus
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by mox1 5y ago
I mean if they actually cut you a check for it and you are talking to people outside your close circle of friends, then this could be some part of the post mom test process. Someone literally handing you money for your thing kinda invalidat

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