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by secabeen 3y ago
Not my much, even; the analog scale on amazon is $27, compared to $20-30 for most digital scales.
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by secabeen 3y ago
Yep, the nameplate tuition number is paid by a vanishingly small number of students, and average Tuition and Fees net of aid for the 75% of students attending public four-year institution is $2,500. https://research.collegeboard.
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by secabeen 3y ago
Yes, sales down 40%, worse than the overall PC market decline of 28%: https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/04/17/apples-mac-had-a-...
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by secabeen 3y ago
The printer is not bricked, the OP can purchase ink from an office supply store without using the Instant Ink program and it will work fine.
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by secabeen 3y ago
Is there any company actually providing anything resembling emergency access for Passkeys? A critical feature of password vaults for me is the ability of my heirs to get access to my passwords when I am incapacitated or dead. I can't
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by secabeen 3y ago
Yep, and this would only apply to "new or substantially renovated buildings", so if plentiful visitor parking is a feature you want in your new condo, you can make sure to buy in a property that has that.
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by secabeen 4y ago
Interestingly, I'm finding more and more standard vehicles with tires with the M+S designation on the sidewall that makes them legally Snow Tires. I don't expect these have the same performance in the midwest snow as purpose-buil
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by secabeen 4y ago
I've seen the true all seasons more and more. Both my and my mom's car have standard tires from the manufacturer, yet both also have the M+S designation that indicates a Mud and Snow tire. Are these tires of the form you describ
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by secabeen 4y ago
> distributed generation, reduces transmission infra costs Distributed generation does reduce transmission costs slightly, but nowhere near in line with the amount of credit being given. Transmission costs mostly scale with the maximum
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by secabeen 4y ago
The most well-known wealthy lottery winner was Jack Whittaker. His life went downhill after winning, largely due to the winnings and the notoriety. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Whittaker_%28lottery_winn...
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by secabeen 4y ago
Yep, it's a form of the Base Rate Fallacy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base_rate_fallacy
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by secabeen 4y ago
They are spending their time on this because they know that with a divided Senate and House, there is no bill that will pass without extensive negotiation behind closed doors. While that happens, something has to happen on the floor of the
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by secabeen 4y ago
Those of us who had it before 2021 were allowed a grace period of a few years, but the end date is approaching soon.
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by secabeen 4y ago
> Also, we're paying about $200 / month total to store 100TB of data in the cloud, which is hard to beat with other services. You should expect this to go away soon. I support science researchers and our unlimited storage opti
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by secabeen 4y ago
You don't have to look far to find recent similar build times. Salesforce tower was built in 5 years.
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by secabeen 4y ago
True, but only in major cities. In secondary markets, especially ones in mountainous areas, you are lucky to get 1-2 major networks.
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by secabeen 4y ago
This page does the full Manual J, but it is challenging to do and understand. I used it to confirm the estimates that my installer did without a full J workup, and it was helpful. https://loadcalc.net/
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by secabeen 4y ago
Yes, this. Doctors and Lawyers do pretty well, but they delegate a lot of stuff to paralegals, associates, PAs and nurses, so that they can focus on the high-value work. The work itself in those fields also generates a lot of value either
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by secabeen 4y ago
> She’s grateful she bought, but her life wouldn’t be much different had she rented. This completely overlooks the reliability of owning. If Alice rented, she would always be at risk that the owner of the home she's living in would
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by secabeen 4y ago
B2U storage solutions is doing this today: https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/02/the-big-reuse-25-mwh... 25MWh is pilot-project size, but they are working through the difficulties and building the tooling t
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by secabeen 4y ago
If we can get the facilities small enough, they can be co-located with the static storage Grid battery facilities that are hopefully the first re-use of these EV batteries.
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by secabeen 4y ago
Indeed. That's a neat plugin, each time you lock the database, it rolls forward your HOTP key some number of rounds, then uses the results of those rounds to encrypt a piece of key material for the vault. Then, when you go to decrypt
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by secabeen 4y ago
I understand that some people feel that that is sensitive data. It's not a big threat for me. My ISP and Google already has that data in many cases (IP destination data, DNS lookups, etc.) YMMV.
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by secabeen 4y ago
That's a valid solution, but I would not select a password vault that was dependent on network access. Offline access to secrets is important to me. Other people might feel differently, of course.
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by secabeen 4y ago
Read the technical details of TOTP, at root, you and the other end are performing similar mathematical operations on a shared secret such that knowledge of a single result gives you no information about later results. The actual check is j
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by secabeen 4y ago
I'm not aware of any 2FA that could be successfully integrated into a symmetric-key encryption algorithm. How do we fix 2FA without making the entire password vault system dependent on network access to a central LP server that is not
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by secabeen 4y ago
Depends on what you mean by "the data decryption values". If you mean the encryption keys for the vaults themselves, no. Those are derived from the individual master passwords (in non-SSO setups, with SSO it's more complica
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by secabeen 4y ago
> The part about authentication and MFA doesn't track with the rest of the sentence. How does a password without also having the MFA channel work? How would this give me access to a LP vault? Why were they on their home machine? I t
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by secabeen 4y ago
> like having one 2fa verification each time you use a credential would work I'm interested in the technical idea here. You have a set of credentials encrypted with AES. So each vault item is encrypted with a symmetric key. How w
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by secabeen 4y ago
Okay, but the attacker has RCE on the system doing the decryption, so they can scrape the encryption keys or the vault data out of memory. This appears to be a APT, probably a State-level actor. Once the production work machine was compro

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