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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I think it is possible to do a "name drop" similar to a coin drop and either change the accepted ending for .org or remove ICANN's authority over namespace altogether.. One issue might be creating an acceptable authority for
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
> The only difference between this and a peanut allergy is that people don't feel the need to moralize about how we're enabling peanut-avoiders like it's a bad thing. Er, no. Most people are doing a rough calculation of fr
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
With a peanut allergy you have it and don't eat the food. With the trigger warning what exactly? It's easy to announce something you are going to do and do it. The article addresses how pointless and possibly counterproductive tha
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I think the article covers why simply announcing trigger warnings is not helpful but more importantly why it is not a steady state system. As I see it this is basically recreating the weaker sex etiquette argument with bias based on experie
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I think the key is "roughly".. They could probably catch errors in the ones place better (i.e. verify this summation) and that is potentially distracting in rounding. Though another issue is that carry right is an exception for th
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
> No need for sophisticated hacking when you can just nab them for any hallucinated traffic violation Perhaps both were involved. Never put down to chance what can be explained by parallel construction..
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
The average lecturer was managing a class, but now they need to prescreen individuals for experiences that make them too weak for normal classes? Just about 10 years ago cutting edge therapists were implanting false memories of childhood tr
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I agree the problem is that implementation of a backup for 1FA ends up coming back to the phone. But often the target service has no certainty of which mechanisms are going where. They send to your email.. They use TOTP. They use Oauth, etc
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
AFAIK the simpler option has been 16 character passwords entered by 2 people physically at the same console. IMO TOTP or even U2F have serious over the shoulder and grabby partner kinds of problems compared even to needing to type with semi
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
If I were building a dictionary I would simply do an analysis with no punctuation of media to get frequent compound strands, brands, names, etc.. Common names, etc would IMO be very frequent compared to a foreign loan word, like samovar. So
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
Yeah though grammatical constructs are IMO breaking the rules and their frequency of use would probably be added to the dictionary as compounds, iama, youarea, thereis, .. are all more practical in a cracking dictionary than a few more 18th
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
So this is the new fact checking, after the outrage machine is in full swing? I think everyone has seen how this works with alt-right social news blogging, and we've already seen this blogger feed the flames with false accusations retr
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
It sounds like fact checked news, but is it? I would hate to give anyone mentioned in this article an example of the time they were falsely accused of something by an actual fake news source. https://daringfireball.net/2019&
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
> What’s wrong with people presenting how they see things and employees getting to decide? Sure, but I kind of doubt the direction avalanches of money are supposed to be going. Maybe a system where costs are managed to be equal and parts
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
So the firm is selling itself as a waste of money and Google wants to throw shareholder money away?
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
Given how bizarre the US is, I suspect the only option in most cases is to assign the rights to spaces to the adjacent buildings and then use them as a factor in value and therefore local tax. Once this is done, there's no place to par
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
It's actually quite a bit easier to learn since it has few false friends with Latin languages. I often thought search engines written by English speakers focused on bags of words can't work very well in Turkish though?
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I just add . in arbitrary places to distinguish sources. Since there's no telling what dots a gmail user thinks are a significant part of their address.. (plus I have seen fail and late enough to be a pain, but due to http parameter es
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
So given that in most cases only the company has access to numbers and any multi-product company can choose not to reveal break down statistics.. I guess it's only positive pieces from now on? Google is free to release positive spin ar
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
You should probably look further into the brain drain which is a global theme with complex ethics. Independent people moving are not really bad or necessarily hurting a state they leave as they send remittances, move back to retire, etc. Th
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I read the article as carefully as I could given its style and I think the author is injecting the negative sentiment by self abasement to give himself license to anger, etc. The GPL was written by an institutional employee that was upset b
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
States attorney or class action? Going after Amazon for structuring a system enabling fraud on purchases they get a commission on sounds like a good position for anyone able to represent consumers in bulk.
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I see this over and over also in organizations I work in and even have to fight it in my own behavior.. If you run an end to end test automation and it fails and then you are afraid or otherwise hesitant of doing the process manually you ar
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I'm sure plenty of admins do, that doesn't mean you will test with the same flags chosen in an experiment it only means you will see changes going into stable permanently enabled a bit early. My own experience with ChromeOs is tha
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
Stripe went into the payment gateway business, competing with perhaps 100 pretty small players for the side the big players don't want. Make a consumer product banks can copy and try to prove its viable and I think you'll get that
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
Well that is an ARM errata, but if I understand correctly it's basically if you drop caching in a way only a privileged thing like hypervisor is allowed to do so this workaround is in some specific code.. The initial reports and secrec
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
One errata on a broadcom(?) chip makes ARM no better than Intel? I think RPi has had to explain a few times why they choose problematic chips.
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
The key problem is this: >≥ without having to have them present at every registration For example, I have given a token to a family member in another country, for proper utility I need that token back each time I register on another site
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
The naming AMD64 correctly was visionary, but what do we call broken x64?
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by yabadabadoes 7y ago
I don't understand, if a neighbor moves or a key gets lost, you give a spare key to another neighbor based on your own key. What difference does it make unless everyone you trust is gone or has lost everything? At that point you have l

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