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c0pium

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    That video is classic LTT; interesting idea terribly executed which leads to incorrect conclusions. The latency difference doesn’t matter to humans, but wired is faster.

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    Comment #39804900

    If you’re thinking about it with the mindset of what the minimum is, you’re not a prospective customer.

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    Comment #39804885

    Who was promoting sugar, exactly? This is an extraordinary claim that requires extraordinary proof.

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    Comment #39801636

    So cars=bad∴cars->ASD? Is that your argument?

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    Comment #39801579

    How did you calibrate the meter for the changing temperature and pressure? Most CO2 meter designs are extremely sensitive to pressure changes.

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    Comment #39801559

    That would require us as a society to develop concrete solutions to determining who can be trusted. That’s obviously impossible, so we’re stuck with the process we have.

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    Comment #39801529

    Other mechanisms of sending media are entirely irrelevant to a discussion about using MMS and the technical limitations of the MMS spec.

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    Comment #39801516

    Sometimes, and sometimes it’s a name. https://profiles.stanford.edu/neil-gesundheit

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    Comment #39797857

    That’s not what’s being suggested at all though. The problem with sarcasm is it’s boring but feels oh so clever to the person who writes it.

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    Comment #39797832

    Which really underscores that all of the MFA stuff is actually about security. Because of course it is.

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    Comment #39797419

    Huh? Sending MMS between any two devices is pretty clearly limited by MMS.

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    Comment #39797392

    What are you basing this on? The US government gets told no about things it really wants literally all the time. Edit: this is also not the federal government, state and local gove…

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    Comment #39791215

    Sounds like you meant fairly explicit goal, not fairly explicit plan.

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    Comment #39791119

    What do you think those have to do with SMS/MMS?

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    Comment #39791042

    I’m curious how you did that, given that iOS doesn’t allow 3rd-party SMS/MMS apps.

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    Comment #39791007

    Why would you think that discovery would have to be an SMS/MMS thing? Since you’ve never used an iPhone, let me explain the experience. When you type in a random new number it star…

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    Comment #39790532

    That sounds like hell. If you think that carrier interop is bad now, wait till everyone is using a different matrix provider with different optional features turned on or off. At l…

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    Comment #39786546

    Locks that most people are willing to spend the money to buy are purely there to keep honest people honest.

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    Comment #39786471

    I was traveling a lot for work at one point, and I decided to test this out. I would ask for a new key at every hotel I stayed at, and make a point to not tell them my name unless …

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    Comment #39786454

    Interesting, when you did so did you know that you were assuming liability for the damage caused by the landlord being unable to access the property in an emergency?

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    Comment #39786447

    Now that busted pipe to the hot water heater has been pumping water into the unit for an extra hour, and you’re on the hook for changing the lock in violation of your lease. But co…

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