vageli

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by vageli 5y ago
Is there a link to a deep dive into the reverse engineering of the app?
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by vageli 5y ago
You can differentiate physical bills by serial yet we consider currency to be fungible, no?
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by vageli 5y ago
Sounds a solution, if one is already willing to pay to avoid receiving junk mail, would be to use a mail forwarding service and instruct them to discard junk mail if they do not already do so.
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by vageli 5y ago
It seems a typo for "In the 90s".
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by vageli 5y ago
The article mentions that card grading services themselves have stated that demand for their services is unprecedented. > At the time of this writing, PSA was receiving more cards every five days (over 500,000 per business week) than wha
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by vageli 5y ago
I wonder if there have been court cases for this; is slack considered a non-work area for, say, the purposes of discussing unionization? Would a DM between two people mediated through the company slack be a non-work area? Though generally,
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by vageli 5y ago
> The one I really don't like is "Always say less than necessary." > I've never seen any good come from withholding necessary information. Surely being selective with information is advantageous in negotiations?
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by vageli 5y ago
The practice of medicine was not a licensed endeavor at its inception, and that changed over time. With that in mind, what makes you say "Never going to happen in software. Ever."?
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by vageli 6y ago
> Passing a law about rights of a person would be a sane first step, but how do you do that while also protecting IP and trade secrets, etc? We already have laws for these things. If you steal IP your employer already has recourse, so wh
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by vageli 6y ago
> Like Biden’s proposed executive actions on “Ghost Guns” they sound scary, but it’s not as if anyone is using them, especially as there is no market demand in the US given the ease of getting a regular gun. A "ghost gun" is ju
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by vageli 6y ago
At least in the United States, I don't believe this is true. Years ago I bought a laptop for a too-good-to-be-true price on Craigslist. As it turns out, the laptop I purchased had some kind of hardware lojack and I had a uniformed poli
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by vageli 6y ago
It doesn't seem to be true any longer with the STOCK act. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STOCK_Act
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by vageli 6y ago
I think that is likely because the two states have different levels of confidence, similar to how "not guilty" is not the same state as "innocent". It is relatively easy to identify unsafe, especially when negative effec
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by vageli 6y ago
Just a friendly heads up, there are a few copy issues on that page, like > AsLLCs are overseen at a state level. Any LLC that has been registered in that state, and conducts business there, is called a Domestic LLC.
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by vageli 6y ago
What makes Wyoming the best state for LLCs?
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by vageli 6y ago
The transactions are but the identities of participants are not.
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by vageli 6y ago
It's hard to say whether or not the concern is pointless without knowing its basis. Why do you want it physically separated?
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by vageli 6y ago
There is surprisingly little information about the project that I could find on that site.
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by vageli 6y ago
How does this handle conflicting offline writes?
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by vageli 6y ago
What is a "clear skies" policy?
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by vageli 6y ago
Is failure to honor a robots.txt a crime? Or rather, would it be unlawful to spoof a user agent to access this publicly available data? After the linkedin [0] case it seems reasonable to think not. [0]: https://www.eff.org/d
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by vageli 6y ago
> These experiences to me form a kind of bifurcated culture. I think what the GP was pointing at is that culture tends to have community, and there is no community of people who have fled the larger platforms (until you consider groups o
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by vageli 6y ago
I have seen some companies do this in the US but they always caveat the simple language version as being inferior to the legalese, and if you were to end up in proceedings against them it would be the latter document with the legal weight.
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by vageli 6y ago
Why is Mein Kampf available then?
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by vageli 6y ago
> Incorporate SMS (with a red background or something obvious that the chat is insecure), incorporate backup, and just fully embrace being a messaging app. If they do that they'll make the world universally more secure because it wi
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by vageli 6y ago
I don't think that is true. Having worked in regulated environments, the depedencies are mirrored internally with something like artifactory and must be approved for use after a license vetting, etc. The application build process would
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by vageli 6y ago
Many of the numbers we use day to day are more like strings than actual integers, though. What sense does it make to divide by a zip code, or two add two zip codes together for instance?
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by vageli 6y ago
This reminds me of advice I learned in school for writing: if you are having trouble coming up with an introduction, just write as if you already introduced the topic and come back to the intro afterward.
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by vageli 6y ago
“Beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master.” With 3d printed guns already a reality (I have seen designs for completely printed models, including the bolt carrier), the cat is out
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by vageli 6y ago
Could you elaborate? It's not clear to me how removing section 230, making sites responsible for the content they host, would result in _less_ political censorship and abuse by "social advocacy busybodies".

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