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by slovette 5y ago
Haha. Could you imagine the horror of a USED DIAMOND! It reminds me of the scene in Lord of War about the atrocity of a “used gun”.
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by slovette 6y ago
Nope. For lots of reasons.
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by slovette 6y ago
I’d build stuff. Just as I do now, only hard goods. I just built a few custom cabinets for our Coach that better facilitates our young kids. Running saws, designing hidden joints using dado design and pocket holes was very enjoyable and alm
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by slovette 6y ago
So, I work in telecom and dabble a bit in software. I don’t understand the hatred for SMS 2FA on HN. Can someone explain to me why SMS is such a bad method comparative to other solutions where the practical user adoption is near impossible
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by slovette 6y ago
What size SMB are you targeting?
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by slovette 6y ago
This is probably THE most HN comment I’ve ever seen.
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by slovette 6y ago
What in the hell are you talking about? How did you get to a place for this comment from the parent article and the conversations here? This seems like a deranged place to go...
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by slovette 6y ago
Doesn’t seem like a very good ROI....
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by slovette 6y ago
Your probably right, but I’d love to see the data on the successful theft rate of a Tesla car.
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by slovette 6y ago
Haha. “Billy! Gitta roll chicken wire and that there trickle charger. We bout to git ourselves of em Teaslas.”
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by slovette 6y ago
There’s a whole lot of information Tesla keeps and stores about these cars. Every data point is one more risk of being caught. If a thief is smart enough to leverage this kind of attack method, they’re not doing it, because they’re smart en
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by slovette 6y ago
Ya, I hear that. But the whole time the car is moving it’s phoning back location data. These thieves would have to be SUPER sophisticated in their attacks and even then, one slip in a very unique theft procedure and the whole operation is c
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by slovette 6y ago
I disagree with this. Retro installs maybe, yes. But new construction, which I consult heavily on, most of the developers I work with are motivated to install them. They’re revenue sources and attract the kind of tenants they want occupying
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by slovette 6y ago
Not to be ignorant, but: So what? What are they going to do with my car once they have it, Tesla’s notified it’s stolen for when the car phones home and I’m driving off in my new X the insurance company bought me. The same insurance company
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by slovette 6y ago
Ya no. Everyone wants a scape goat and when the brass hits the tax, all the same people that trumpeted messaging by retweeting, reposting and spreading bad information simply because it reinforced their echo chambers... those same people ar
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by slovette 6y ago
I don’t think this is really headline newsworthy anymore. It’s like reading a headline saying the sky’s blue. The problem is that the Capitol Riots represent the extreme 1/2 of ALL America. Not just the ones below the mason Dixon. ALL
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by slovette 6y ago
Jeeze. All kinds of stuff actually. I was a kid really, but immediate memories: 1. Ride bikes around, see if friends where home and go build jump ramps or build forts in a vacant feild. 2. Make a fishing rod from a stick and see who could c
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by slovette 6y ago
edit I’m off topic to your intention, I know. But I think still worth highlighting the behavior. No offense meant. :) While definitely catering to it due to the nature of the platforms intentions, I think it may be going to far to just cl
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by slovette 6y ago
And here I am moving from a Tesla back to a Toyota and feeling.... relieved. Still feeling a little sad. But there’s just something ultra comforting about tactile buttons that each do a single thing and not even a hint of unnecessary comple
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by slovette 6y ago
Illegally stormed? What are you talking about? No one kicked down doors with pipe bombs and guns in hand at the Kavanaugh hearings. This kind of positioning is frustratingly confusing to me. What do you personally gain exactly by saying som
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by slovette 6y ago
I personally think nearly everyone here is wrong. Working in IT with a direct day-to-day relationship with end users, passwords are the bane of all existence. You say email delivery or sms is slow, but how often is it slow for users? Data o
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by slovette 6y ago
You’re going to get cherry picked apart for this, but as someone who has ran supply chains, been apart of product dev that involved early hardware design & dev and the necessary chain dev to build that design, you hit the nail on the he
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by slovette 6y ago
Exactly. Barring the fact that I don't expect to get journalistic integrity from a source such as "opendemocracy.net", I wanted to still highlight the irresponsibility in describing an individual like Thiel in such a specific
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by slovette 6y ago
I see how you could form this point, but I also strongly disagree. A quick Google on Thiel reveals he's 53 years old and has led a life FULL of detail that dwarfs his political choices in the last 4 years. One could write very thick bo
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by slovette 6y ago
No... come on, I think it’s obvious what they should have said: “billionaire investor Peter Thiel.” The man has an identity outside just being a “Trump backer”. Using that descriptor specifically chooses a minor, politically motivated detai
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by slovette 6y ago
On what grounds WOULD YOU SUE I WONDER?? You’ve proven the purpose to YouTube taking the video down here: to avoid being sued because misinformation CAUSES DAMAGE. You would “assume” the people you work with are “intelligent” enough to know
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by slovette 6y ago
Good god, people on here and tearing this apart. This is not a tool targeted for the typical HN’r. If you’re response to this is: “I’d need to look at the code” it’s obviously not for you. Without going too deep, I can definitely see it’s u
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by slovette 6y ago
It’s a revenue share rent model. Kinda like if a commercial office lease based the rent on the revenue the law firm tenant makes every month instead of rent being a flat monthly payment, say 10% or so vs $2500 /month. The idea is the p
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by slovette 6y ago
Nope. No struggle at all. But I also think people that do struggle to let go of social media most likely have underlining psych issues that should be worked out with a professional or counselor of some sort. I mean that in a sincere way and
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by slovette 6y ago
This seems completely contrary to the point of HN. Every great post on HN can be construed as market research. Show HN is a whole category dedicated to the subject, No?

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