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by tekknik 2y ago
All this over green bubbles. Life has gotten so good in the US that all that’s left to focus on is green bubbles. We’ve solved homelessness, wealth gaps, housing crisis, so now it’s time to take down Apple because those green bubbles need t
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by tekknik 2y ago
Generally companies need to do something wrong before being regulated, as self regulation is the goal. There’s a lot of opinions in this post as well, with “extrapolating”. Have you asked the actual customers how they feel? I’m an Apple cus
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by tekknik 3y ago
Yea for sure, it works for some and not for others. I’m likely biased from the subscription fatigue so take what I say with ample salt. Sharing passwords between families is definitely a problem for me still, like sharing 401k accounts with
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by tekknik 3y ago
Let’s take a step back and realize you’re attempting to convince me and others that a SIM attack is a larger target than a nuclear missile.
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by tekknik 3y ago
Because 1Password started charging a subscription for the exact same features they were charging a flat fee for. And when customers that had bought 1Passwords product year after year every year started to complain, they just ignore them. Th
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by tekknik 3y ago
What could possibly go wrong using an open source project for authentication against your bank accounts? Where have we seen this before? You best audit the shit out of that code if you actually use it. Every. time. they. update.
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by tekknik 3y ago
Not even just SMS, some sites are doing the same with email.
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by tekknik 3y ago
You can make the higher level person liable for their passcode usage. It’ll only take a few examples to be made for them to change their approach. This whole two person security thing being untrusted seems silly however, as that’s what nucl
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by tekknik 3y ago
> Want cross-platform? Use your 1Password passkey. 1Password is dead to me the second I can use a passkey everywhere. I’m already removing them from my life. At any rate it’s not needed. If I have an apple passkey and am on PC (or a work
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by tekknik 3y ago
In many states you can use a library card from a public library for ID in some instances.
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by tekknik 3y ago
And reasons one might be required to already have one, since those are all common things.
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by tekknik 3y ago
There’s always one of you. We can’t change anything and secure systems because 3 people out of the 8 billion walking the earth will have a slightly harder time using said systems. You people need to leave the conversation already as you’re
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by tekknik 3y ago
You should stop using passwords altogether then and move to passkeys. Passwords are on a hot deprecation path. Hell soon with biometrics and public key crypto you’ll be able to attest that your physically sitting in front of a computer and
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by tekknik 3y ago
> a close friend’s T-Mobile phone got hit this way in March 2020 I was hit back in the late 2000’s, maybe 2008 iirc.
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by tekknik 3y ago
> I put a few thousand into index funds each month. I could easily buy a house with cash in a place where I'm not excited to live. But why would I? I don't want a house. I like my cheap small shitty apartment because it's
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by tekknik 3y ago
> This process is called subrogation and it is out of the control of the injured person. Absolutely not my experience at all. Even still, the insurance company has no right to press charges.
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by tekknik 3y ago
Yea this just doesn’t make sense. You live in a market with $800k houses down the road but your apartment is $1300/mo? Do you live in a dirt pile because free markets say rent can be charged what it’s worth. If your apartment isn’t wor
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by tekknik 3y ago
> I’ve been paying under $1,200 in rent for 10+ years in a neighborhood where houses are now pushing $800,000. You’re either rent controlled or bullshit. Either way your situation is far from the norm and had you bought a house 10 years
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by tekknik 3y ago
Fellow renter here, what avenues do you have if your renters insurance is cancelled? You don’t have the risk of the main building, but what if your unit suddenly becomes a fire hazard area and you’re dropped? You’re (and I) are an idiot for
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by tekknik 3y ago
Hmm, when I was a kid while at my friends house I had a small statue fall on my head from a bookshelf. I still have the mark from it. My parents were informed, and with two of them nurses they decided to just watch me for concussion. My par
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by tekknik 3y ago
This is curious. Is it because they hadn’t upgraded the lines out to the residence? I had always understood DSL used existing phone lines.
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by tekknik 3y ago
They’re losing money on it actually but you missed the obvious. Liberals want everything privatized to remove profit incentive. That’s the reason they’re creating a uncompetitive environment, to kill business. For further proof, see the rec
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by tekknik 3y ago
You have to define reoccurring and significant. Much of CA is on a fault line, so should everybody move to the desert where it’s scorching hot but a bit safer?
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by tekknik 3y ago
They are not oversimplifying it. The law says they can’t use forward looking projections, only historical data to build rates. Coupled with climate change the CA insurance commission certainly doesn’t understand economics and they’ve create
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by tekknik 3y ago
This problem exists across the board, and it’s due to people using, and in some cases abusing, statistics. Instead of using statistics/probability to answer questions, we should instead not use it at all or have a limit on how much a d
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by tekknik 3y ago
Digital IDs are becoming more and more a thing. Soon it will be quite easy to validate that someone is over 16 or require a parent to provide their ID and vouch instead. This is an old way of thinking and with some recent developments more
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by tekknik 3y ago
I’ll be honest that’s too long of a post to read and a cursory reading didn’t really shed any light on your point of view. Many of us are old enough to remember untargeted ads, and pretty much all anybody saw at the time as an ad for cialis
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by tekknik 3y ago
You’re forgetting a key thing, market acceptance. Drive at all once in your life and you’ll realize a majority of people speed. You’re not going to force these people to punish themselves so such a system would have to come from regulation.
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by tekknik 3y ago
Say I want to know why handicapped people with certain disorders are having a difficult time accessing the site. Having a site accessible is a start, but unless you somehow predict difficulties using your product after design changes then y
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by tekknik 3y ago
Reasonable means different things in different countries and industries. Some require 14 years of retention.

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