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by zie 5y ago
People will disagree with me, but.. don't? I keep track of my expenses by CC and cash account, by the month. I don't care that I spent $5 on a coffee. I do care that for the month of January I stayed within my $X amount, and tha
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by zie 5y ago
I want to disagree, but I can't, because you are right. Though perhaps as wearable tech grows(watches and what not), perhaps the keys will exist there also.
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by zie 5y ago
DNSSEC is security in the other direction( DNS server -> client ). All DNSSEC does is securely sign all the responses to DNS queries. so DNSSEC is the answer to, can I trust this IP is valid for the name news.ycombinator.com. DNS over TL
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by zie 5y ago
It took me a while to find on their website, but: "Our prices range from $1,800 to $6,000, annually." So pretty good price-wise for a full-service AUM type service. Thanks!
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by zie 5y ago
you are welcome! Come by, it's a pretty nice community and many there have been retired for a while, so they can help you see the follies before you make them, if one is smart enough to listen.
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by zie 5y ago
After you get over 1M+ AUM, your advisor should seriously think long and hard about lowering their fees, many will go down almost in half(.5%ER). Still high, but if you really desire hands-off do everything for me, it's reasonable. Onc
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by zie 5y ago
I agree, 1% is pretty high, but not ridiculous like EJ's 2% fee. Many Robo advisors throw an RIA in for free, and they are in the 0.3% ER range. It's hard to get cheaper than that. The only subscription based one I'm aware of
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by zie 5y ago
> This was over a year's time so not short lived by any means. 1 year of investment data is useless. An investor will be invested for their lifetime, we barely have decent data for 1 investor's invested lifetime(about 50 years
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by zie 5y ago
* Edward Jones will do it for you for ~ 2%/yr, which is ridiculously high. * Any of the big banks or brokerages will do it for less than Edward Jones. * Almost any financial advisor will do it for about 1%/yr in fees
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by zie 5y ago
eh. Client certs are better in theory. Client certs have lots of complexity that's not necessarily easily solved. If you control both ends, then most of the complexity is easily solved, but if you don't, then client certs get mu
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by zie 5y ago
The scars still haven't healed. ;) see: https://textslashplain.com/2020/05/04/client-certificate-aut...
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by zie 5y ago
Give up on TLS client certs. The UI for client certs in browsers are miserable, terrible, horrible and insert every other awful adjective you can imagine. Seriously, it's so broken as to be unusable. Everybody knows it, nobody wants t
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by zie 5y ago
If this is how you interact with people in the real world, I feel sorry for them. Grow up and interact with humanity better.
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by zie 5y ago
I'm not trying to hate on SELinux, it's great stuff, for what it is. I'm not trying to hate on you either, though clearly you seem to have hatred towards me, which is just sad. I'm happy to accept that SELinux is now bu
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by zie 5y ago
I said built-in, you seem to have missed that part. SELinux is not built-in(though it is for certain distributions of Linux). Security is hard to define, let alone prove. Everyone has a very different definition of security. So first one h
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by zie 5y ago
The security posture is quite different, so it's not as easy as just oh, turn on some magic module and be done. Security requires work, regardless of OS. A fair bit is included in the base system already, see capsicum for example. Al
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by zie 5y ago
Assuming this is true, and it makes sense that it would be; Detroit is in the north west corner of the state, up near the WA border.
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by zie 5y ago
I would randomly guess Portland, it's literally up against the WA border on the north, and most of the state lives in/around Portland.
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by zie 5y ago
I assume they mean certified delivery: https://faq.usps.com/s/article/What-is-Certified-Mail
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by zie 5y ago
The earth IS the anchor :)
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by zie 5y ago
A language(American Sign Language) used primarily by the deaf and hard of hearing in North America. Though in this context, they probably mean Age, Sex and Location. I'm sure other things exist that use this name, however.
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by zie 5y ago
They are working on it. they call it a "digital dollar".
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by zie 5y ago
> all our modern CPU's exploitable microcode, if not backdoored. I wonder how the M-series Apple chips will do with this over time. The predecessors have done OK so far, but are definitely not bulletproof. As these move up the stac
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by zie 5y ago
They can easily read all the signal messages they want, by getting the phone Signal was installed on(assuming the user is logged into Signal, which 99% chance the answer is yes). They are not willing or able to do that for whatever reason,
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by zie 5y ago
DigitalOcean charges extra for k8s nodes(compared to VPS), So does Linode last I bothered to check.
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by zie 5y ago
GKE is the industry's first fully managed Kubernetes service... I.e. you don't run k8s, Google does it for you. I'm talking about where YOU run k8s, not run ON k8s. I agree running ON k8s is pretty easy.
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by zie 5y ago
Sure, you pay someone else to keep k8s alive, it's not so bad, but it's expensive to do that. You generally need a full-time team of people to keep a k8s deployment alive if you are running it yourself. I keep Nomad alive part-ti
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by zie 5y ago
Think re-writing 100% compatibility with MS windows and how much a of pain in the butt that would be. Wine has been at it for 28 years and they still haven't really managed. A web browser these days is arguably of similar complexity.
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by zie 5y ago
Arguably most of BTC's energy usage is spent trying to lock transactions in a safe, distributed manner. How long until we get SpindleCoin? :P
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by zie 5y ago
Yubico founded 2007 TPM(ISO/IEC 11889) started 2009 So your timing is off, but otherwise yes, TPM effectively can do what a yubikey can do, but it can also do more than that, especially in the TPM2 version.

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