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by pmorici 8y ago
There are certainly people with channels that cater to camping or living out of a Jeep / Van. IAmJake for example on YouTube. [0] As evidenced by that I don't think a brand personality has to be luxury but it does have to have a
902.
by pmorici 8y ago
This title feels like political click-bait. The first two paragraphs describe what most people would consider a privileged background and the core of the post goes on to discuss the merit of using GitHub as a hiring signal. What the autho
903.
by pmorici 8y ago
They bought a broker dealer and ats prior to their current capital raise. They want their token to be the first of many sec regulated crypto assets on their regulated exchange.
904.
by pmorici 8y ago
Tzero (overstock.com) did the same thing last year so Coinbase isn’t even the first to do this in the crypto space.
905.
by pmorici 8y ago
Birds of a feather flock together.
906.
by pmorici 8y ago
My impression is that people wanted to make use of API's from third parties which would have been prevented by the same origin policies. CORS allowed them to relax that policy for the API's and services they wanted to use w/
907.
by pmorici 8y ago
I've never bought a car at Carmax but when I was selling my car they offered me a better price than the dealer.
908.
by pmorici 8y ago
That puts their announcement back in April that they are leaving the US market to focus on Europe in context.
909.
by pmorici 8y ago
More like basic math and direct experience. My business sells power supplies to this industry. Say the average home or apartment has 200 Amp electrical service (24 Kilowatts). A typical miner takes about 12 Amps meaning you can run about 1
910.
by pmorici 8y ago
You comment is hard to understand but, I'm not saying the near term price is an indicator of it's long term health I'm saying it historically isn't a prediction of anything.
911.
by pmorici 8y ago
The majority of the demand is almost certainly from industrial sized operations in warehouses and not rouge miners overloading residential electrical circuits.
912.
by pmorici 8y ago
That has happened like half a dozen times before in the history of Bitcoin. Not really a sign of demise.
913.
by pmorici 9y ago
lol I remember AllAdvantage; I had a set of programmable Legos and I made a little jig that would sit there and spin a wheel under the mouse ball back and forth.
914.
by pmorici 9y ago
Sounds like someone needs to install a trash wheel. [0] [0] http://baltimorewaterfront.com/healthy-harbor/water-wheel/
915.
by pmorici 9y ago
In the small suburban town I grew up in they had bus, train, and bike lanes. No different than a large city really.
916.
by pmorici 9y ago
You can't just look at property taxes. You need to consider the trifecta of Property, Sales, and Income taxes to get at the ground truth.
917.
by pmorici 9y ago
That is only true for property tax which is slightly lower in the city than the suburbs. If you include Sales tax Chicago is higher.
918.
by pmorici 9y ago
Is high density really costs less then why are tax rates always higher in large dense cities than they are in the near by suburbs?
919.
by pmorici 9y ago
How could crypto currency launder money? Money laundering by definition means taking dirty money and running it through a legitimate business to make it appear to come from the legit source.
920.
by pmorici 9y ago
Seems to me that prestige usually follows from from things that signal wealth or at least potential for future wealth. Better than prestige is actually being wealthy / financially independent. He sort of implies this in the article w
921.
by pmorici 9y ago
I don't understand why you think ads has anything to do with it. Much of the content on Facebook is user generated or at least posted by users from a third party source. Removing ads doesn't change that.
922.
by pmorici 9y ago
My understanding is that lost and stolen cards are a very small portion of fraud compared to industrial scale skimming, cloning, hacking operations. Lost stolen cards only account for 14% of fraud cases. [0] [0] https://www.nasd
923.
by pmorici 9y ago
Cloning is not possible with chip cards pin or no pin. That's the whole reason US issuers switched to chips from mag stripes.
924.
by pmorici 9y ago
The kind of fraud prevented by a PIN enabled chip card is supposedly pretty rare. What would be more useful is a standard for browser attached chip card readers to bring the anti-fraud protections of a chip card to everyday Internet trans
925.
by pmorici 9y ago
Panasonic Toughbook 54. It's got outstanding build quality and durability and is still user upgrade-able.
926.
by pmorici 9y ago
I'm familiar with the sentiment but there are numerous high profile CVE's in the past decade that persisted in FOSS for long periods despite wide use and many eyes. The only hardware one I'm aware of is the YubiKey.
927.
by pmorici 9y ago
It doesn't say it does on the spec and doesn't have a PSID printed on the label in the photo which are two strong indicators that it doesn't support it.
928.
by pmorici 9y ago
When people talk about business growth they are typically looking for a return above and beyond inflation. I'd also say there really isn't any such thing as a steady state for businesses not because of inflation but due to the nee
929.
by pmorici 9y ago
If you are talking about a drive following the TCG OPAL spec there is typically a Data Encryption Key (DEK) and an Access Key. The DEK is generated in the drive and never leaves it. The DEK is encrypted with the access key that the user s
930.
by pmorici 9y ago
None of the scenarios detailed in your 1st reference are an inherent vulnerability of SEDs it is describing vulnerabilities in the software that drives the SEDs or physical designs of the computers they are installed in. Also, reset attack

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