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by tlogan 4y ago
But if somebody steals your login, they can create multiple virtual numbers and spend a lot. And since these are virtual number, MC or Visa will not have tools to find problem or block it. Can somebody which knowledge of this explain proble
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by tlogan 4y ago
That is a good question. Maybe verification of the above data is "weak" so Brex privacy feature wins. I do not how Google fraud system works but I know that Brex privacy feature is signal which is not good (from my experience in o
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by tlogan 4y ago
Brex privacy feature is used by a lot of scammer / spammers. Simple as that.
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by tlogan 4y ago
That is only regarding death certificates. Some states have rule to report COVID death like this: COVID death certificate plus if tested positive in last 60 days (California just changed to 30 after backclash). And California has only have
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by tlogan 4y ago
> And if you were already say very very old or with comorbidities, > and you die of pneumonia with a positive COVID test, then maybe you > would have died anyway in a couple months, but still the immediate cause of > death is CO
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by tlogan 4y ago
As far as I know the data currently includes also people who died with COVID (not because of COVID). We will need to wait a few years to parse all this data and get the actual number.
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by tlogan 4y ago
> Claiming mRNA vaccines failed is ridiculous. It is not that vacccines failed: the government failed. If they advertise them as “you will not get sick” they are 100% success. But they advertised it as “we need to have mandate so that ev
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by tlogan 4y ago
Twitter is used small and quite homogenous pct of population. So you might not get a good advice on the Twitter. Email is great. My personal experience is that I did not get a good feedback this way. But the feedback from paying customers i
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by tlogan 4y ago
The problem here is that CDC did not want to acknowledge they might be wrong. Even a slight suggestion asking that we concduct a study (at least parse data from Californa and Florida) is considered as “conspiracy”. we need to get humble sci
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by tlogan 4y ago
Can you please share an US based study which shows that mask mandates are effective? I’m really puzzled but that part.
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by tlogan 4y ago
> They don't "acknowledge" that > because it is not a true > statement. Masks do limit spread > of COVID-19. I would love that I’m wrong. Can you please send me the link to US based study showing that masks mandat
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by tlogan 4y ago
Yes-I really tried to watch Quibi shows and they were really bad. Or better to say: nah… If they made something like Moon Knight or Peacemaker they will be fine: even with ackward implementation.
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The CDC Is Breaking Trust in Childhood Vaccination(tabletmag.com)
8 points by tlogan 4y ago|0 comments
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by tlogan 4y ago
And they will never publicly (on TV, PBS, etc.) say that. Never - since initially they say it will STOP transmission (not reduce). Sure they will say “we never said it will stop transmission” but it was never clearly worded as that. Of cour
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by tlogan 4y ago
Yes - it will help. At least it will not hurt CDC as much as mandates. It seems strange that CDC had policy “if somebody does not want vaccine we should force them instead convince them”. So strange that many people started being suspiciou
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by tlogan 4y ago
If science changes as soon as one crosses the border means it is not science. CDC might be wrong here but they will never admit. Never.
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by tlogan 4y ago
The main problem here is that Public health agencies are refusing to admit they are / were wrong in certain cases causing all political non sense. The second problem is that public healt official ended relying too much on mandates&#x2F
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by tlogan 4y ago
Maybe this site should be designed better? Meaning it is not readable on mobile. It is not any better on the desktop. Also piecharts - really? Do they know that people with even minor color blidnes do not read piecharts in same way as you t
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by tlogan 4y ago
Please spare me all these “cultural” things. Their laws violate basic human rights. Not only women, gay, migrants, voting, etc. - also if you are in wrong tribe. Or a little different Muslim beliefs. And they are hosting Word Cup.
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by tlogan 4y ago
It seems that what is happening here is that “woke” people (ultra left) working at spaceX and Tesla are finally realizing that Elon Musk is actually not part of the “woke” (ultra-left) movement but more like good old Republican. So they are
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by tlogan 4y ago
Yes - it is bad. San Francisco always has bad parts: but the problem now is that it is kinda everywhere. For tourists, the biggest shock is Market Street: they closed it for traffic and that caused that it is very dangerous to walk there in
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by tlogan 4y ago
California Über Alles As a person who lived both in Germany (Baden-Württemberg) and Califorina I will strongly suggest California. Here are some pluses: - California has better salaries - California has much more opportunity (starting compa
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by tlogan 4y ago
Sad but true. This is all about politicians are trying to be “woke/progressive” without actually trying to solve the problem. Would keeping Diablo nuclear plant and focusing on replacing other plants with clean energy help global warni
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by tlogan 4y ago
One of the most important role of PMs is to tell the team what not to implement. Or which feature to remove. I worked with a couple of good PMs which were good at that: and product and profits really improved. The worse PMs are the one whic
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by tlogan 4y ago
The problem with Proton email is that is full of fraudulent accounts this they domain and emails send via proton are blocked by many companies, ISPs and firewalls. I tried it and it was unable to send email to my wife’s work. In short alot
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by tlogan 4y ago
The salaries definitely did not keep up with inflation so if techies were feeling underpaid in 2020 they are feeling even more underpaid in 2022… A little strange article… it seems like they assume people who read these articles do not know
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by tlogan 5y ago
Internet was always full of spam. But somehow Google was able to correctly categorize it. Now it seems like Google is not keeping with it. It seems like that sites which might provide trusted information are not ranked well. It is interesti
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Gmail.com marked as malicious – all my emails going to spam(virustotal.com)
1 points by tlogan 5y ago|0 comments
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by tlogan 5y ago
I think majority of older American is 100% aware of that. I do see how young adults are still not aware of that since they are not valuable target and their info is relatively unknown (no mortgage on their name, no car loans, cell phone num
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by tlogan 5y ago
This is a big problem. But one problem which prevents implementing correct solution is that even very educated people (like ones posting comments here) cannot classify 3 different “spam”: fraud/phising SMS/calls/emails, spam

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