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It’s hard to understand the need for the coverup .. wouldn’t they still own the gold anyway?
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I’ve been burned by companies like this before, but there is no way for anyone to know if you are providing them with correct info, as this is also the easiest way to takeover someone else’s account. The tough lesson to learn is always to d
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4y ago
Seems like a decent opportunity to use a nuclear reactor .. something like what you would find on a submarine.
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Sometimes just doing the right thing is its own reward.. some even suggest these decisions determine your sense of morality. Shopping Cart Theory: https://i.redd.it/ym8g7jqtw6y41.png
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If we know it came out of a lab, there would be a stronger call for internationalized safety precautions. As it stands now, BSL3/BSL4 are totally arbitrary depending on what country you are in.
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4y ago
On my S10 I disabled all the hidden pre-loaded Facebook apps that you can't delete. I checked the settings after 8 months and they actually added more hidden facebook apps without my knowledge or agreement. Couldn't justify buying
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4y ago
Think about how many people want to at least keep their children safe online and do not have an easy means to do so. This helps make simple solutions accessible to a wider audience. Sure you may not care if your children are watching porn a
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4y ago
And you don’t care if you can’t fix it either? John Deere sells you a tractor and you honestly don’t care that you can’t have it repaired by a local tractor shop? I mean it’s great if you happen to live next to a dealer and are rich, but no
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4y ago
If Craig Wright was Satoshi, as he claims, he should have over a million unspent btc. The only logical conclusion from fighting this battle is that Craig Wright is a liar.
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You are describing every privately held company on the planet.
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They already do your taxes for you. This is how they know if your returns are off or not. The only difference is that in the rest of the world, they show you the calculation the government came up with first.
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Sam Bankman just cashed out $600k, in violation of his bail release terms
(reddit.com)
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we've already learned that the problem was that the software wasn't connected. the flight planning and crew scheduling software was not connected. the flight planning software assumed the crews made their flight, and when they di
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That's kind of an insult to Einstein. Einstein created new ideas that nobody had ever thought of before. All this guy did is do the same thing that has been done countless times in the past, but this time under the guise of "digi
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4y ago
Personally I've had google accounts locked and suspended for using the same phone number on multiple accounts.
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You literally just click export. It's under advanced options. You get a file and you import it wherever you want. It couldn't be easier. Last pass has blog posts on this, your password manager has blog posts on this, random peopl
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4y ago
Your comment glosses over that the API that allowed users to share other user's private data.
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4y ago
It's not just security vendors, it's everyone. You can't even set up popular software like Tailscale with a github login without it requiring access to your organization's private repositories. It's like mobile ph
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This was also my favorite 2022 book. I don’t think it would have been on my list without others recommendations
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More like he wins either way ---- Yes = he gets to step away from the dumpster fire without it looking like it was his decision No = all of his previous decisions are justified
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The CA that issues the 20 year certs stays offline, so the only way to get the private key is to hack each machine. If the machine is compromised to the point where you can extract the key, the cert does very little since you already own th
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New York paid for bus,train, and plane tickets for homeless to make them someone else’s problem. https://nypost.com/2019/10/26/nyc-homeless-initiative-sends-... Would not file this under “handling it well”
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After the QAnon crowd started the whole “I’m awake, not woke” thing, I think it became pretty clear that the intent of the word is only used to incite hatred under the guise of poking fun at something ala trump’s penchant for nicknames. I c
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Cadbury aren’t really known for their dark chocolate. The overwhelming majority of their product line is focused on milk chocolate.
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Just FYI, in modern pop culture, anyone using the word ‘woke’ to describe something almost always a bigot.
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They forgot the fact that you can create internal certs with longer expiration dates than a year. You’d be hard pressed to find an organization that hasn’t had operations taken down at least once by expired certs. Renewing all of the certif
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Not only devices, but just a stark reminder that government sanctions exist and are a tool used to shape foreign policy. EU can ban Facebook, US can ban Chinese semiconductors, etc. All the more reason to support local businesses and not gl
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He tries to pretend it’s about free speech and his failed polls, because that’s easier to say than “I didn’t know Europe had laws against targeting journalists”
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If you sell concert tickets, would this mean that you need to book the profits in the respective countries of anyone anywhere in the world?
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4y ago
The law is in place but hasn’t gone into enforcement yet. Enforcement starts next year.
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