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The end result was inevitable, if the merger was blocked Sprint would have just filed for bankruptcy and the 3 remaining carriers would split it up amongst themselves. Sprint was effectively on life support and the last CEO’s only job was t
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People who understand cybersecurity hygiene use iPhones for obvious reasons
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because its a laughable suggestion to pretend Europe doesn’t have the same problems as the US
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2y ago
Most parents in Europe would not let their kids walk alone to school lol, maybe outside of large cities but it is not the norm anymore.
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Most people die painful and slow deaths in a bed surrounded by people they don’t know, or most likely entirely alone. Almost nobody dies peacefully in their sleep, it’s usually some horrible disease or failing bodily function. If you’re goi
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> With IPv6 on the other hand, it is trivially easy to get a new IP, so the protection method described here will be completely ineffective. I’m sure this will be fixed by just telling everyone to disable IPv6, par for the course.
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It was just to delay missile development as Chinese affaires were caught gathering information for non-scientific endeavors, anyone with half of a brain knows that China was going to do this eventually.
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Surprised it didn't happen sooner, their infra guys are getting paid next to nothing and there's very little competence left on the team.
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2y ago
The recognized united mexican states is not an enemy in this case, the recognized state does not actually control large swaths of its claimed territory or even some of its own armed forces. What happens in mexico at the state and local leve
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Obviously the US would win in an actual military engagement to take down the Cartels, it would just not be worth the monetary and political cost. If a Mexican civilian is killed by an order from an American while attempting to oust the cart
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Solo dev with deadlines. They were one of those people who also wrote plenty of swift in their free time, so I’m not sure how realistic it is for people who have normal work life balances.
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2y ago
Plenty of DDoS mitigation firms use open source tech, but that’s only step one of mitigation, most normal firms will never be able to stop a DDoS attack without someone else with a lot of resources tanks the attack for you. Even if you go a
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It’s an advantage now if you know how to weaponize it for your purposes. The best dev I’ve ever worked with was an iOS/macOS Swift dev that had horrible adhd, but as long as someone was running the project that helped him focus on what
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2y ago
People overestimate because underestimating means you just wasted 50k+ on something that doesn’t meet your needs. That’s why normal people don’t buy EVs, cars are usually the most expensive thing someone owns outside of real estate and you’
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If you have the ability to fix this, you are getting bribed to not fix it (i.e. the subcontractor paid to handle this is pocketing the money and giving you a %). Rocking the boat means the gravy train ends, and you’ll probably be tortured t
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You’ll never get serious discussions about this unless you talk about how this IP block will be distributed if it became unicast space. Otherwise this is no different than the other 10 times this has been proposed. The main issue has always
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Seriously, you have to be so detached from reality to think iCloud Keychain sync is an issue at all, you just have to believe Apple put a backdoor their own TPM chip so they could decrypt your Keychain with a software update without human i
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Skill ceiling is just getting raised, just look at what’s going on in IT. Massive disparity in people who evolved and those who didn’t. The ones that can’t code or didn’t learn modern skills like container orchestration are seeing the skill
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2y ago
I use plenty of credit cards, but it is still useful to have a debit card in certain scenarios.
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I like to have a single debit card available to use in a secure manner, and some credit unions don’t support Apple Pay. I’m never going to use a debit card without some sort of security layer since it’s directly tied to my bank account.
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2y ago
Boomer mindset but I want technology as far away as possible from my bank, local credit union just needs to support Apple Pay and that's all I care about.
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Internet stability is not threatened by the loss of a single root server, it’s not even a blip on the radar. In fact most people wouldn’t even notice if they all went down for a few minutes, DNS operators do not actually use these servers d
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Did anyone actually think Epic was pro-consumer in any way?
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The deductible for a comprehensive claim is usually a lot lower, mine is only 100 USD while my collision deductible is 1k USD. Of course if you live somewhere with lots of crime this isn’t the case.
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Yup, every time we bring up migrations of this sort it pretty much stops when we start talking about maintenance and on-call schedules. Turns out it costs more to DIY when people start quitting because they have to work during a holiday.
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Only people who don’t understand how crime works say this. Ask Europe how well their criminal justice system is working out right now. Spoiler alert: it’s mostly falling apart, because it turns out there are people who should not be able to
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Shiny pile of shit is still pile of shit, I’m glad people are starting to remove the graffiti. Nobody except hippies likes it.
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ethics are for broke hippies, we are here to print USD
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those small indie stores basically don’t exist anymore, if you run a cash only business 9/10 people are just turning around at the front door and going somewhere else.
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2y ago
They say nothing other than I just have to file a formal complaint which requires legal representation. I don’t want to waste my money on something that won’t happen anyways.
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