throwaway03626

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by throwaway03626 3y ago
Yes, I think that covers everything in a concise way. If we want to go back to a sustainable birth rate, we need a wide range of actions. Some may require to reduce the financial risks, while others require encouraging cultural changes.
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by throwaway03626 3y ago
There are other concerns as well related to cost of living. Even though we would like people to live outside the cities, cities attract a lot of potential parents. They end up in a situation where they have a long education and start their
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by throwaway03626 3y ago
In my opinion it could be solved by simply making it more attractive to have children, but it would require more equality and redistribution of wealth to cover the costs. There would still be billionaires, but the number of ultra-rich may b
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by throwaway03626 3y ago
Reminds me of the anti virus software at work many years ago that did not allow me to download a password encoding library, because the filename contained the word "password" I've also experienced automatic security reports t
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by throwaway03626 3y ago
It's possible to connect repositories / organizations to an external SSO. At my work place I have to re-authenticate several times a day. Luckily it usually doesn't require me to login at my work account each time and just re
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by throwaway03626 3y ago
Another scenario is a large office. If a user leaves their desk to get a coffee, an attacker could walk up and get access. Of course, in that case they could also install key loggers, MTM software etc. so they will get access to anything th
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by throwaway03626 3y ago
One difference is that Slack would not work if it logged out automatically after 15 minutes of inactivity. They would lose most of their customers. The only realistic risk to the user from Slack's point of view is that when the user wa