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by o-__-o 5y ago
I see we may have underestimated China.
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by o-__-o 5y ago
Including with Bitcoin, since 51% ownership of hash rate is simply a function of who has the most pooled resources (read: money)
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by o-__-o 5y ago
Doesn’t matter, plausible deniability means a reasonable person might spend it. Without knowing who’s next, you may have circumstantial evidence but that’s not enough to hold up in court. You don’t punish someone based on chance.
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by o-__-o 5y ago
Plausible deniability wrecks that entire thesis (someone existing between John and Dylan such as a gas station)
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by o-__-o 5y ago
Currency of the future
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by o-__-o 6y ago
A family member recently suffered a horrific accident that left them with sTBI. This article definitely gives hope for potential future therapy options. But just a gentle reminder of how fragile life really is
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by o-__-o 6y ago
I see what you did there
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by o-__-o 6y ago
I’ve heard the term dogfooding before but this is ridiculous
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by o-__-o 6y ago
Control alt del triggers an interrupt. If it is unhandled then nothing happens. If your OS crashes there is nothing to catch interrupts. Maybe the patch fixed the OS so the interrupt handler remains responsive. This is a common problem f
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by o-__-o 6y ago
QNAP NAS vulnerabilities were implicated in voting system manipulation from last November. I don’t believe the argument that the election was rigged, but I do think there is incentive to hide flaws (or active attacks) which may be used to
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by o-__-o 6y ago
As someone who suffered long haul, I don’t know anyone in my social circle who came down with long symptoms besides me. So maybe it’s not as common as the medical journals describe?
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by o-__-o 6y ago
I carried a $20k diamond ring on a transatlantic flight. At the time I was the definition of paranoid because it wasn’t insured at the time. Looking back it wasn’t that big of a deal
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by o-__-o 6y ago
Upvote me if you think you would spend the entire flight thinking of a way to pocket $1000.
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by o-__-o 6y ago
> Problem was, there was only one person in the entire school they felt was capable of such nonsense I found myself sitting in the vice principals office, as a kid, all alone with his password under his keyboard. I thought long and hard
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by o-__-o 6y ago
1 put a lock on your door, refuse to open it 2 a light outside the door or a sock on the door let’s people know you cannot be disturbed 3 don’t forget to open the door when you can legitimately be disturbed 4 calmly and clearly state that y
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by o-__-o 6y ago
Coffee shop patios are open here. Lots of folks working without masks there (socially distanced of course). Indoor spaces are still limited. I was going to go work at a coffee shop today but it’s a bit too cold
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by o-__-o 6y ago
Moniker does hold voltswagen.com, so maybe not entirely far fetched from a marketing standpoint
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by o-__-o 6y ago
Bad news, it’s not looking very successful right now. Moderna is making back all the lost revenue with the emergency authorization tho
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by o-__-o 6y ago
Modern a has been working on mRNA since 2010 and mRNA vaccines since 2012. They have the process down pretty solid, but vaccines do not bring in the bacon.
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by o-__-o 6y ago
Links? I’ve found psilocybin to be useful after the depressive period. I have never taken mushrooms during that time, and watching others in a bad mental state has cemented the avoidance. I’m also not taking therapeutic doses but rather re
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by o-__-o 6y ago
Anchored ship drifting in the winds and currents. Note the direction of the bow.
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by o-__-o 6y ago
Fixed wing pilot here. Handheld radio checklist item before I head out for flight. Even though my plane has redundant comms. Comms don’t work in a failed power scenario!
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by o-__-o 6y ago
Ahh I was wondering about the heading. Makes complete sense
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by o-__-o 6y ago
YUGE problem 3. KDE dynamically generates desktop configuration, making it extremely difficult to modify programatically. If I want to configure all of these settings by default (say on new user login), I have to parse the existing config
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by o-__-o 6y ago
Tunefs -m Been doing this since the UFS days
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by o-__-o 6y ago
Fannie Mae did this. When you have targets on your back you minimize the collateral damage from possible blowback. Imagine getting sued and having the entire paper trail in your email going back 3+ years. I expire all email after 1 year.
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by o-__-o 6y ago
It’s a hush hush kind of thing. You advertise it’s to avoid discovery and you are openly admiting to liability should someone find out while trying to pull your execs email during discovery. The excuse of resource contention provides plaus
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by o-__-o 6y ago
And you open up your personal assets to liabilities from the property. Not saying it’s not possible, the additional insurance costs usually even out that difference
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by o-__-o 6y ago
My parents bought a house when I was a kid. They struggled through bad tenants but were able to stay afloat when rent was not coming in. Fast forward 30 years, the house is literally free money for my semi-retired mom. The house rent pay
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by o-__-o 6y ago
5-10 years later you have equity, a portion of value of the home not tied up by a mortgage. You can refinance or sell and extract this money. You can then use this money to move into the $2M house you had your eye on.

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