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by ryanlol 6y ago
I don’t think this is a real problem that people encounter in 2020 unless they’re using some truly exotic hardware.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
It’s a widespread talking point among the QAnon crowd. See for example: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/pompeo-says... https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/01/24/crowdstrike-tr
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Any good registrar would expect Nintendo to go through the proper UDRP procedure before doing anything.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
> Aged gmail accounts available from 30 cents or less They’re frustratingly unreliable, but definitely an option. Nobody is claiming that fraudsters only use protonmail.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
It’s not very straightforward to create gmail accounts with proxies, and google loves to randomly ban fresh accounts.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Nonsense. Fraudsters use protonmail because it’s particularly easy to create new accounts.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
People have the strangest ideas of what “net neutrality” implies. This has nothing to do with it.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
> In fact considering how little older phones get supported True for android devices, not for iOS.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
CF DNS server pairs are not unique.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
In the same way that kitfox is an airbus competitor?
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by ryanlol 6y ago
I don’t see why this would matter. All Disney needs to show is that they only bought the rights, not the obligations. It’s not their job to figure out who those obligations went to.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
> if Disney claims it bought the rights but not the obligations of the contract, then who does it claim has the obligations? That’s not really Disneys problem to figure out, is it?
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Cloud vs on prem is a ridiculous comparison. The sweet spot is almost always in the middle.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
I’m the furthest thing from a conservative, even in Europe I’m on the left. Still, I believe that the massive restrictions on civil liberties in the form of lockdowns are completely unacceptable. I’d explain my arguments, but they’ve been r
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by ryanlol 6y ago
This sounds impossible given the industrial scale at which PoS malware and the likes operate.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Perhaps it’s even worse than death? Dead people can’t really suffer. I’m sure lots of (most?) people would choose the “temporary death” option over being prisoners inside their homes, just fall asleep and wake up free.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
On the other we might as well view every year spent locked down as a year wasted. So with an average life expectancy of 80 years you’d be throwing away an entire lifetime for every 80 people you lock down. That’s a 1.23% death rate, it’s no
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by ryanlol 6y ago
> Apple has essentially unlimited resources to perverse the law As does Epic, the other party to this case.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
He does not need to be a citizen to form a business or establish tax residency in Cyprus.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
You don’t get to take advantage of these benefits as a US citizen.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Can you give an example of a scheme that this might help him set up? I believe that there are none, unless he pays a significant exit tax to give up his US citizenship.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
> On top of the obvious tax benefits in Cyprus There are no tax benefits for US citizens in Cyprus. Giving up your US citizenship involves a significant exit tax.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
It is not possible for Eric Schmidt to bail on his taxes by doing this.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
This scheme does not work for US citizens. He would have to pay a significant exit tax to give up his US citizenship.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
A person in Kenya who can’t afford to pay cash for a phone? Why is this even a question?
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Do you consider microloans to be a predatory practice?
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by ryanlol 6y ago
This app has nothing to do with America, instead it targets extremely poor countries where many people simply can’t afford phones.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Of course they could, they’d just need to temporarily move to a friendlier jurisdiction while working on this.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
Why would you build a rainbow table you’re only going to use once? You’d just use hashcat for this.
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by ryanlol 6y ago
This is not a reasonable use case for rainbow tables.

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