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by nytesky 3y ago
1Password allows you to share login credentials and stores/generates TOTP which can be used across multiple users/machines. A Yubikey as 2FA is another good option but that is not widely supported yet. Add another phone line for a
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by nytesky 3y ago
Futurama writers must have read that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Series_Has_Landed?wprov=sf...
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This was a major plot point in Licorice Pizza!
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by nytesky 3y ago
so they cross strapped a payload laser sensor to use for attitude/ranging control because the laser range finders didn't remove its hardware interlock? I’m amazed they had performance data of the LIDAR package useful for calibrati
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by nytesky 3y ago
Movie industry is $77B, television is $300B, and video games are $250B. Movies are likely shrinking since their revenue was theaters and movie sales, and we all are moving to subscription which priorities TV series and short form videos on
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by nytesky 3y ago
Apple PE is 28, Proctor and Gamble is 22. It hardly seems overpriced. It also has high book value because of huge cash reserves and little debt (if any?). 2005 it was a gamble I have no idea, and if they hadn’t invented the iPhone they wou
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by nytesky 3y ago
Technically not FDIC insured. I personally like CDs since the rate is locked and everyday someone is calling for a rate cut.
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by nytesky 3y ago
Every phone has a camera. Basically require the forward facing camera to be on if using the phone above X mph. From there, we should have sufficient computer vision processing to identify if someone is driving, and refuse to allow any use u
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by nytesky 3y ago
If it was really over hiring, and the end of ZIRP, why have their financial results been so strong? It’s not like profits dipped to losses from these “headwinds” — companies have been strong and AI is increasing demand for cloud services,
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by nytesky 3y ago
It’s simple. People stop taking vacations and work longer hours and make up the missing 10% of labor. You also no longer have spare capacity for sick days or people leaving, but that doesn’t all come to roost on day one.
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by nytesky 3y ago
It actually feels like a semi-coordinated effort to push down wages. With high inflation, workers would have demanded raises, but with the specter of layoffs, they keep their heads down. Musk bought Twitter in April 2022, had huge layoffs a
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by nytesky 3y ago
It did look like remote work would help the housing issue and allow people to migrate to second and third size cities, but that is backpedaling now and you need to be able to go to your office which gets us back to the original problem
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by nytesky 3y ago
Americans all want SFH but we have reached the reasonable limit of house density in most metro areas within commutable distances. That “commute circle” kept expanding from street cars, to car transit, to highway arterials to suburbs and exu
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ATT was broken up by antitrust.
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I could have sworn I read somewhere (maybe NDGT science and war history) that Stanford was founded from war profits. But I can’t find any history of that so maybe I misunderstood?
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by nytesky 3y ago
Is there a ceiling on cash back? Some spends $20000 travel gets $1k back vs $400 on traditional cash rewards. That would be competitive but most high rewards have caps?
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by nytesky 3y ago
When buying from a traditional retailer, the amount refunded for a return is a factor — shipping costs are not reimbursed so you are carrying more risk if quality/sizing isn’t as expected.
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by nytesky 3y ago
Surprised they singled out Tubi, I found Hulu and Netflix and Stars full of DTV b-movies with has been stars or TV show regulars trying to jump to silver screen
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by nytesky 3y ago
Well one could argue a high school education from Stuyvesant High School is probably on par with the 75-percentile college in the US. It has produced many outstanding alums.
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by nytesky 3y ago
Your run of the mill hacker sure, but adversarial nations about to invade another nation and want to keep the Western World occupied? DC was brought to a crisis by the sniper; can you imagine if cars suddenly started plowing through school
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by nytesky 3y ago
Again we are much older so wealth over time but we had peak earnings during lost decade. And really it’s probably late Xer who tried to buy a home after they tripled in early 2000s just as we graduated.
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by nytesky 3y ago
As usual, GenX gets left out. Boomers got rich. Now Millenials. Good thing we don’t care… #slackergeneration
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by nytesky 3y ago
So ACTUAL Chromebooks have an 8 year expiration date, but PCs over 10 years have continuous ChromeOS support? I am truly baffled.
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by nytesky 3y ago
Texas is trying to become the next Delaware and attract companies to incorporate The biggest thing is a separate business court system — so business disputes don’t have to be delayed by criminal or civil cases that may clog the pipeline. Te
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by nytesky 3y ago
Why did com net org domains try in past, price gouging?
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by nytesky 3y ago
In some languages (such as Vietnamese XANH) blue and green use the same word. I always wondered if it was because blue was so rare (other than the sky), why make a new word a color you never see? https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by nytesky 3y ago
2GGPP launched Ryan Reynolds and Nathan Fillian and Susan Cryer from Silicon Valley. It’s a bit of a gem in its own way
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The new third place to displace SBUX?
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Do audiobooks count?
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I would love to read a book, but between working and kids there’s just very little time for reading. When I was younger, I would read while exercising on stationary bike But my eyes can’t really do that anymore. I do listen to several audi

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