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SiNiquity

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    Comment #30608102

    There's a limit to open mindedness. Ukraine is not "luring [the Russian military] into [its] cities," they're defending their cities from an invading force.

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    Comment #30173589

    Uncle Sam done gone shopping again and left his cart at the store.

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    Comment #29830969

    > There is no way they can get actual paystub data from employer Depends on your employer. Per https://www.fastcompany.com/40485634/equifax-salary-data-and... > Surprisingly, Faceb…

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    Comment #29830935

    Depends on the employer, but in many cases yes. I have friends that work at Amazon that can confirm their RSU numbers showed up in their report.

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    Comment #29830928

    Your employer in many cases. See https://www.fastcompany.com/40485634/equifax-salary-data-and...

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    Comment #29830547

    You can also freeze access to it: https://employees.theworknumber.com/employee-data-freeze

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    Comment #23664427

    Requiring an email isn't a (good) way to filter bots though.

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    Comment #23631448

    There's a subtle difference between being released in the 90s and maturing in the 90s.

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    Comment #23621123

    I see the O flipped to 0, but the 0 flipped to O doesn't look out of place to me.

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    Comment #23587736

    University starts with the 'y' sound, hence "a university." On the other hand, "an unimpressive fact" uses "an" because "unimpressive" starts with the 'u' (vowel) sound.

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    Comment #23522814

    US federal civilian pension (FERS) is 1.1% per year after 20 years, so roughly 27-33% of your final 3 years of salary. They also took out the hacks for overtime, bonuses, etc. to p…

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    Comment #23451147

    In my experience, the benefits of microservices are primarily better delineated responsibilities and narrower scope, and secondary benefits tend to fall out from these. There are d…

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    Comment #23431576

    The client in this case should be the web-browser; it shouldn't be custom Javascript. There should be an attribute on the password field that says if the password should be hashed …

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    Comment #23431530

    Primarily to get around arbitrary password rules that do not enhance the security of the password but serve to weaken it, e.g. only use special characters from this list: !@#, or s…

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    Comment #23423378

    Hard to rely on voting when the voting is rigged re: gerrymandering... As for how to fix it, I'm no expert but off the top of my head 1. Allow public submissions for districts to p…

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    Comment #23358042

    Implementations of RSA have suffered from all sorts of problems that have led to real world attacks irrespective of the hardness of factoring prime numbers. The intuition behind RS…

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    Comment #23262547

    It's like a consent form for a medical procedure. At the end of the day, you're not a medical professional. Is the average person really informed when they do or don't provide thei…