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by ratg13 4y ago
This would have happened at least 1-2 years in the past.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Because keeping unreasonable sums of money on hand has been the primary downfall of the majority of crypto exchanges? I don’t think they necessarily hold it all in house, I believe they pay an institution to manage holding reserves for insu
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by ratg13 4y ago
I started saving my MFA seeds in Bitwarden. Also Microsoft Authenticator has cloud backups (but you can’t import android to iOS or vice versa)
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by ratg13 4y ago
They swapped 3B of Tether after this was written. https://twitter.com/tether_to/status/1602654597805445123 Presumably they will shore up USDC in short order. I do think Binance is shady, but so far they seem to be
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by ratg13 4y ago
Then not giving them a special soapbox and making them post like regular users would be the appropriate response, right?
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by ratg13 4y ago
They just swapped 3B of Tether some minutes ago. https://twitter.com/tether_to/status/1602654597805445123 It was troublesome for a day, and not surprising giving the amount of withdrawals. I still think Binance is
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by ratg13 4y ago
You misunderstand. They are merely adding themselves to the defaults set by current manufacturers. End users are free to remove them. Microsoft, Mozilla and others already provide you with a list of who you’re going to trust by default. It
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by ratg13 4y ago
The same thing happened during the LIBOR scandal, which was much bigger. Chat was named “the cartel” Ended up being a slap on the wrist and the public collectively forgot the largest financial scandal in history happened.
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by ratg13 4y ago
This is just a repeat of financial scams that existed a hundred years ago, now it’s just being done with digital money. Not learning from the mistakes the first time and allowing history to repeat itself for no reason is the tragedy, IMHO
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by ratg13 4y ago
Regulation will only kill crypto if governments can prevent people from buying drugs with it or using it for ransom payments. Once you take the utility of a product away it becomes worthless.
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by ratg13 4y ago
OTOOH, GUI tools often tie you to a specific workstation setup. VIM is already installed everywhere you need it and does not require you to have a workstation with a GUI
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by ratg13 4y ago
They are not hijacking your personal device. Your personal device is letting you know your carrier does not provide an option for this setting.
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by ratg13 4y ago
The point about needing remediation channels is strong, but the rest of the argument seems overblown, considering (as the article points out).. it’s not like the private run CA industry is much better.
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by ratg13 4y ago
It’s a carrier setting, you are merely expressing a preference.
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by ratg13 4y ago
It is a bad thing to drive the markets towards people’s bad habits to only provide them with a product they hate. In your airline example, focusing on low price is what has lead to budget airlines charging $80 for a carryon. People just end
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by ratg13 4y ago
In this scenario the user is not accepting the EULA.
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by ratg13 4y ago
https://archive.ph/Kh8Jn
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by ratg13 4y ago
https://archive.ph/xMRy5
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by ratg13 4y ago
Relevant Warren Buffet commentary on crypto: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVm7Pfb0ilY
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by ratg13 4y ago
This has been in the news for multiple days now, they aren’t responding to anyone.
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by ratg13 4y ago
The Bahamas is not going to let him leave the country unless the US extradites him.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Seems like the site has a country block.. possibly only available to US visitors.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Let's say you get murdered by your spouse. Should I be able to make a FOIA request for all of your personal data on all of your devices? You and this judge are placing your own curiosity above common sense. What on earth makes you thin
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by ratg13 4y ago
Only if you know the exact name of the executable or .cpl you want to run.
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by ratg13 4y ago
As far as I can tell the facts of the matter are that a federal judge with his own agenda attempted to force the FBI to give over all of Seth Rich's personal data and gave them 14 days to comply. The FBI responded that 14 days was an u
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Robots authorized to kill in SFPD draft policy(missionlocal.org)
9 points by ratg13 4y ago|0 comments
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by ratg13 4y ago
(1) Epoch Times is garbage, you should know better than to consume such contrived nonsense. (2) I did take the time to attempt to find a legitimate source for this, but unfortunately none exists. You need to develop a better personal filter
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by ratg13 4y ago
In China learning to drive with simulators is becoming more popular. I believe they have to complete some actual driving as well to complete their license. The problem is that there are some that have gotten their license just to travel ab
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by ratg13 4y ago
For those that don't watch videos: It's a news channel investigation into Ticketmaster reselling scalped tickets on it's own platform and investigators go to a convention for ticket scalpers where Ticketmaster is participatin
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Ticketmaster's Scalper Program Exposed(youtube.com)
2 points by ratg13 4y ago|1 comments

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