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by pkaeding 2y ago
I do it to try to keep the money flowing around in my local community.
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by pkaeding 2y ago
SLSA aims to achieve this, though, right? Specifically going from level 2 to level 3.
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by pkaeding 2y ago
Yes, but those of us also often have trouble solving captchas.
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by pkaeding 2y ago
You can also create a non-email Google account as Bob+external@example.com, as long as you can get email sent to bob@example.com (ie, while you are employed by Example, Inc). Then, you leave your job, but still have a google account associa
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by pkaeding 2y ago
Yeah, it is pretty awkward. My forst car, sure: Capital-double-you, dollar sign, eff, nine, you, bee, gee, capital kay...
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by pkaeding 2y ago
Of course! The shadow from the blimp might impact the habitat of an endangered newt living in the now-wetland. I mean, it might not, but you won't know until the environmental impact assessment is complete.
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by pkaeding 2y ago
> where you can't use a password manager (Such as a smart TV, games console, ...) I just open my password manager on my phone and type it in. On these passwords, I am likely to avoid special characters, since they are a pain to type
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by pkaeding 2y ago
I don't think opposing ideas cancel each other out, like so much electrical charge. The more opposing ideas on a platform, the more ideas are spread, tested, strengthened, weakened, and grown. An echo chamber is where ideas go to die.
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by pkaeding 2y ago
Right. In my opinion, the 'fair' and 'simple' thing to do would be to eliminate the estate tax, and the step-up basis. Then there would be no loop hole to borrow against unrealized gains (and no real point to do so), whi
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by pkaeding 2y ago
The actual loophole is the step-up basis for inheritance. This allows you to never realize gains, living off loans against them. Then, when you die, your heirs inherit the appeciated assets, and the liabilities. But, their cost basis for th
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by pkaeding 2y ago
Developed independently? Or were both visited by aliens sharing the ideas?
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by pkaeding 2y ago
If you were a teacher, you would also have received mandatory-reporter training, so there would be even less gray area as to what to do next. But your intuition is pretty much spot-on with the training I have received.
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by pkaeding 2y ago
The teacher is absolutely going to be reporting it to the police, no matter what else they do. Teachers are mandatory repirters-- if they see anything that could indicate a child is being abused they must report it. The police and social se
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by pkaeding 3y ago
There are definitely a good number of small businesses around me (cafes, and similar places) that offer a cash discount. They don't have a sign offering it, but when I pull out cash, they revise the price down.
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by pkaeding 3y ago
Right, I remember (as an outsider to google) the push for https coming after Firesheep [1] and the google research on the actual CPU cost of https [2], both in 2010. Snowden's revelations came in 2013. [1] https://en.m.wikip
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by pkaeding 3y ago
And the gangs that manufacture the patentable alternative pharmaceuticals.
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by pkaeding 3y ago
And off-by-one errors
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by pkaeding 3y ago
For getting files off my android phone, I like "Share via HTTP". https://f-droid.org/packages/com.MarcosDiez.shareviahttp/ it is easy to use, and leaves nothing behind (it also doesn't use up space
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by pkaeding 3y ago
Grocery stores still accept $100s. It is the places where the average purchase is much smaller (or robberies are more common), like coffee shops or convenience stores. Gas stations might accept the bill but only if the change needed is unde
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by pkaeding 3y ago
My 2 yo son and I walked into a playground in SF once and I remember these two moms (or nannies) giving me the nastiest look. I started to wonder if they could even see my son (I had recently re-watched The Sixth Sense).
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by pkaeding 3y ago
Yeah, I've had issues with firstname@lastname.name, but only with terrible regex validation logic that thinks a TLD can't be 4 characters long. And some quizzical replies from people: "dot name? Is that new?" Yeah, I say
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by pkaeding 3y ago
SEO from that era involved putting a bunch of "keywords" in the same color text as the background at the bottom of the page. Good times...
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Lonestar Data Holdings raises seed round to build datacenters on the moon(prnewswire.com)
1 points by pkaeding 4y ago|0 comments
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A Prison Soy Saga(westonaprice.org)
3 points by pkaeding 4y ago|2 comments
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Scientists may have found the secret to invisibility(freethink.com)
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by pkaeding 4y ago
If you have nothing to hide?
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by pkaeding 4y ago
As a consumer, I also usually prefer an email address, because then I have a record of what I sent, when. This is helpful if I am sending similar messages to a few companies, seeking a quote (eg for some work on my home). I can look back an
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by pkaeding 4y ago
The US almost did, in 2020, bit there was a public uproar: https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2020-08-06/trump-sign...
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by pkaeding 5y ago
It may have been a monitoring/smoke test type of thing, that performs some customer-like interaction with the deployed service, and makes sure the expected result comes out the other side, rather than a build-time test.
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by pkaeding 5y ago
This is great. Having the engineers who built the thing be the same people who respond to pages is a great way to incentivize robust systems. If you built it, you likely know how to fix it better than anyone else, and if you don't want

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