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by mozman 3y ago
It may be trivial but costs money at scale - which is the entire point of PoW.
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by mozman 3y ago
Being compliant with regulations such as the GDPR is expensive. Lawyers, security, and annual third party testing. I don't profit off EU users so I block all non-USA traffic and avoid the issue entirely.
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by mozman 3y ago
Think about why the bots exist - it's almost always data theft or other schemes to abuse your API to profit. Taking money from your pocket.
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by mozman 3y ago
This is already happening, with some remote working platforms requiring the camera on during working hours Twitter also requires the employee to be in a dedicated room with a door that closes. At least they used to.
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by mozman 3y ago
My tax dollars shouldn't subsidize bigco's support system
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by mozman 3y ago
I work with a vendor and they pay me for old laptops, and I get a letter of attestation all data has been destroyed. Since they are giving me money I presume they sell the equipment.
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by mozman 3y ago
A lot of people smoke weed, almost everyone I know has at least tried it. What I find is many engineers abuse Adderall and similar medications. People at work openly talk about their strategy to get a larger dosage from their doctor. I am n
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by mozman 3y ago
My financial decisions are nobody else's business. A lot of people here earn a lot in software, and if they want a summer home that is their prerogative. The group think on this is hard.
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by mozman 3y ago
> To get it you'd need a nanny state that snoops on everyone and steps in to stop you "for your own safety" This is exactly why we need less government and be slower to call for laws. Human nature cannot be changed despite
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by mozman 3y ago
I can't agree with more taxes "just it's because it's a good idea". I pay a lot of money every year in tax, I don't need to pay more.
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by mozman 3y ago
We need to improve our mental health care system and get these people working, so they can rent. There isnt a shortage of homes, just a shortage of money to pay rent.
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by mozman 3y ago
renters are a liability.
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by mozman 3y ago
Your comment history tied to email address, if you were brave enough to use your email to sign up.
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by mozman 3y ago
Bugzilla is the best system I've ever used. You need a FTE dedicated to keeping it pristine, though. It's awesome for ICs but management did complain about lack of metrics.
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by mozman 3y ago
HM is heavily moderated but there's still plenty of toxicity - it just requires more energy and cleverness to emit.
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by mozman 3y ago
We don't know it all but CICO is most definitely not bullshit.
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by mozman 3y ago
It's the same in the USA
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by mozman 3y ago
I did not edit anything.
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by mozman 3y ago
Any formula you can imagine will be gamed
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by mozman 3y ago
Why is this bad? Isn't it represantitive of real life? There's no such thing as a safe space, only a strong mind.
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by mozman 3y ago
Thank you. I appreciate your response, and the additional color you provided to another commenter.
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by mozman 3y ago
What?
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by mozman 3y ago
Are you American? I am, and I need to go to Russia later this year. I'm told it's no big deal and nobody cares.
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by mozman 3y ago
I completely agree with this and think it's spot in. Think what you want, but you have to really want something that's difficult to get. If you're too comfortable you lose that hunger.
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by mozman 3y ago
Absolutely not. It should obey the law and nothing more. We do not need to be saved from ourself. Let stupid run.
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by mozman 3y ago
How can I help?
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by mozman 3y ago
The real problem is with browser extension permission models. It should have far less privileges.
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by mozman 3y ago
All news is toxic. I don't read it.
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by mozman 3y ago
Lock down mode blocks all SMS attachments. It's a bit annoying but a wonderful feature.
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by mozman 3y ago
It is plausible that it's part of a broader antitrust litigation defense strategy

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