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by rdl 4y ago
Evertas Insurance | US-based REMOTE | Full-time | https://www.evertas.com/ | https://www.evertas.com/careers/ Evertas is the world's first cryptoasset insurance company. We're a Bermuda carr
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by rdl 4y ago
I'm mostly thinking about cases of a moderately limited incident, not complete all-out US vs USSR Cold War MAD countervalue exchange.
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by rdl 4y ago
Potassium Iodide. https://www.amazon.com/IOSAT-Potassium-Iodide-Tablets-Count/...
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by rdl 4y ago
Wow, I actually didn't realize adult >40 was so much less indicated to take it than 18-40. I knew it was mainly an issue for children. I wonder if that's due to decreased thyroid activity, less lifespan to develop issues with
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by rdl 4y ago
Yeah, bigger than I'd want to carry in the backpack I carry everywhere which also contains 1-2 laptops, trauma kit, etc. I'd just sacrifice whatever clothing was exposed when it happened. There's plenty of other clothing in
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by rdl 4y ago
One of my clients let me expense rifle armor + 10k rounds of ammo + etc for certain personnel for onsite security team. I love crypto. Another cache is in my retail gun shop (I'm a part-owner, not actually working there).
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by rdl 4y ago
I have a packet of KN94 in my pack (more for "required for compliance for covid" randomly happening, but also for this), and some gloves (nitrile 2x and 1x mechanicswear for shooting/climbing/hot/cold). Tyvek suit
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by rdl 4y ago
I carry a pack of KI in my EDC backpack and a second in my checked luggage. I figure with the amount of travel I do, my odds of having "shit pop off" when I'm traveling are pretty high (rather, the odds of it happening are l
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by rdl 4y ago
I'm hiring but I'm not sure if I'd post on whoishiring. I find hiring by recruiting specific people I know to be awesome to be much less pain than inbound.
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by rdl 4y ago
Private signal groups, mostly, or in-person conversations.
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by rdl 4y ago
Yeah -- especially given that skin itself isn't a great conductor, for it to feel like 9v on (even wet) skin vs. on your tongue, it's substantially more than a 9v battery...
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by rdl 4y ago
Multiple people in the military in Iraq died in shower trailers on bases (2003-2008) due to improper wiring. I went into one where you could detect current in metal walls (not in the shower area, but an ungrounded piece of backsplash and s
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by rdl 4y ago
No, I meant that the systematic elimination of the use of Slack is my next holy war/crusade/jihad objective after coming solving the mfa problem. (Team communications should be e2ee, with no external party having access; for grou
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by rdl 4y ago
Going to wage jihad on everything less than FIDO2/WebAuthn in any org where I'm affiliated; previously people were pushing for using push-auth shit (e.g. Microsoft Authenticator) as an option. Previous jihads against hardcoded cre
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by rdl 4y ago
I'd quit if I were working at a company which announced its layoffs like that and I somehow failed to get laid off.
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by rdl 4y ago
Also a bunch of early Twitter employees or their friends with low-follower Verified accounts. It's not consistent.
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by rdl 4y ago
The main significance here is "please hire the people we're letting go as if they were normal Patreon employees you'd want to poach; they weren't let go for performance or other individual reasons".
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by rdl 4y ago
It's great that they're supporting the lawsuit (and the plaintiffs seem very well selected). There's also a coincenter lawsuit on purely constitutional grounds ( https://www.coincenter.org/analysis-what-is-and-
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by rdl 4y ago
Biggest issue with Signal IMO is that not enough people use it. (and, technically, the horrible dependency on PSTN addresses, but I don't expect the Signal foundation President to fix that). Someone with wild consumer app adoption exp
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by rdl 4y ago
I'm reasonably friendly with office cleaners at buildings where I have clients/etc (it's a way to practice my Spanish, plus I'm often there at odd hours, and it's a good way to evaluate some security threats.). Stil
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by rdl 4y ago
I assume a lot of of it is people with the latest/greatest gear for "prepper" use doing live-fire testing against hogs, not so much people buying gear solely for addressing hogs. (I have pvs-31/gen3 and a separate therm
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by rdl 4y ago
Blackwater was a bit different from most of the other contractors since they were working for State vs. DOD (along with Triple Canopy and DynCorp) and had tasking which was directly in support of case officers going out meeting with agents
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by rdl 4y ago
The GP isn't "anonymous", he's a relatively well known field grade officer in the British military who has posted about his experiences publicly before.
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by rdl 4y ago
For me (never served in the military, but ran a contracting company operating in war zones for 5-10 years) 1: Priorities: (a) Secure the town at all costs (not strictly "at all costs", but I believe commander's intent is to
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by rdl 4y ago
I use bitwarden in corp/client environments but the mobile experience is inferior to 1Password. I wish Futo would pay for a great fully open source (and reproducible build, multiple competing vendor backend, self hostable backend, etc.
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by rdl 4y ago
They lost their way a few years ago when they stopped supporting user synced vaults, relying on cloud services. Then, deprioritizing even iCloud/Dropbox backed synced vaults. With 1Password 8 they went full clownworld by eliminating
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by rdl 4y ago
The best thing about NHS (from my perspective as a US person, although I lived in the UK for a while) is the use of QALYS to allocate budget, rather than spending huge sums on a small number of interventions at extreme cost and limited bene
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Wall Street Giant DTCC Launches Private Blockchain to Settle Trades Quickly(coindesk.com)
2 points by rdl 4y ago|2 comments
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New breed of video sites thrive on misinformation and hate(reuters.com)
6 points by rdl 4y ago|3 comments
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by rdl 4y ago
I don't really understand why "we" tolerate FDA regulating non-invasive medical devices at all.

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