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by po 7y ago
Ask any taxpayer and they will tell you that the US also has total control. I get your point about not having the right to force people to do things (ie people ignoring mandatory hurricane evacuation orders) but they do have the power to ma
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Exploring Swift 5.2’s new functional features(swiftbysundell.com)
3 points by po 7y ago|0 comments
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Keybase and the Chaos of Crypto(vicki.substack.com)
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by po 7y ago
IMO, the python oauthlib does a really good job of this. they include the relevant sections of the spec into the function documentation so you can follow along: https://github.com/oauthlib/oauthlib/blob/master
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Find out if Amazon's Ring has partnered with your local police(cnet.com)
3 points by po 7y ago|1 comments
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Electric Dump Truck Produces More Energy Than It Uses(hackaday.com)
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Google PAC donations may be activist employees' next target(mercurynews.com)
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by po 7y ago
Odd.. I tried to set this up with AWS and it either wasn't supported or works as I was saying. Will have to look again.
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by po 7y ago
In addition to what you're saying, I also would like to register multiple keys to services such that any one would work, not that both are required. I don't need them to be nuclear keys... I want a backup key stored in a safe an
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by po 7y ago
A first party is a website that a user is intentionally and knowingly visiting, as displayed by the URL field of the browser, and the set of resources on the web operated by the same organization. In practice, we consider resources to belo
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by po 7y ago
Second only to the List of Cognitive Biases: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases really... you think you know them all but you don't. Everyone needs to understand the IKEA effect for example
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by po 7y ago
Ah yeah I forgot that your strategy revolved around Chrome due to the Yubi keys. Each browser offers a critical feature: cross device password management vs. easy hardware 2FA. I have a feeling Apple sees their iOS devices as Yubi keys and
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by po 7y ago
I think one other major factor is that if you (as the technical nerd who can figure this stuff out) give a non-technical user a fully updated secured Android phone today and then come back to that user in 6 months, it's way less likely
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by po 7y ago
I have great hope that the upcoming Web Authn standard ( https://webauthn.io ) will greatly improve server-side security and make phishing a thing of the past but I worry about how the threat model will then turn towards securing
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by po 7y ago
Maciej, do you consider the built in keychain functionality of iOS/MacOS to be a "password manager"? I only ask because I typically have found that when setting up non-technical people with iPhones or new laptops, that it has
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Exxon chart from 1982 predicted atmospheric CO2 level of 415 ppm(twitter.com)
2 points by po 7y ago|0 comments
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by po 7y ago
The mistake Microsoft made was to stubbornly tie user interface convergence to their platform convergence effort. Everything had to be Windows so everything got start buttons and all kinds of cruft that wasn't needed and lead to bad ex
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by po 7y ago
He didn't prove your point. You're not making sense. You agree with him except for the last point. The parent comment said: Tariffs against China are actually a tax on the American citizens, and only causes increased prices and u
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by po 7y ago
I think the idea is that you're powering traditional combustion engines with a fuel generated with green power. It may be more wasteful of that green electricity than a new EV charging from the grid would be but you didn't have to
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by po 7y ago
Everyone's favorite bookmarking site likes to call attention to this sort of thing every now and then. It's pretty surprising IMO: https://twitter.com/Pinboard/status/1120320958382755840
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by po 8y ago
I'm confused, were they not monitoring for wash sales even within Wealthfront controlled accounts? I can see it happening if you had external accounts (and I think usually these kinds of services warn you against that) but within Wealt
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by po 8y ago
I had nothing but non-stop pain with the NetGear Orbi system. Even the most recent firmware was constantly dropping satellites and the Apple TV. It was one of the most aggravating products I've ever purchased. The firmware is also comp
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by po 8y ago
Yeah I was surprised to find that on my most recent walk through as well. It seems like there are a lot more of both e-Sports and ARM-related stores now. It's a fairly recent thing. Wasn't that way even 2 years back. I still feel
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by po 8y ago
…more like the un-colored one. :-D
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Braille Neue(brailleneue.com)
1 points by po 8y ago|0 comments
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by po 8y ago
Yeah, the audio on this one is mesmerizing.
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by po 8y ago
There have been a lot of great Ricky Jay videos being shared around after his death but I feel like this is the one where you really get to see him start to explain a tiny bit of what he can do. https://www.youtube.com/watch
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by po 8y ago
Right that would be nice but people usually submit the original subject and the admins usually enforce that they do. Often you can get away with light editing for clarity when submitting a link but it's just something to be aware of.
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by po 8y ago
If people are wondering why vegetables can be infected with something like E. Coli, the reason is that animal waste is often used as fertilizer, or animals live near the crop's water supply and then gets sprayed all over the vegetable
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by po 8y ago
I wish I knew how to effectively communicate to people not to copy paste sensitive data into translate.google.com whenever they need a translation. Even some dedicated translation apps that you install on your desktop actually upload everyt

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