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hellojesus

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    Comment #49158241

    I was recommended by my psychiatrist to go get tested for autism recently. I suppose I should take that more seriously than I first did...

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    Comment #49158198

    I still contest that I should be able to solder together a basic computer in my garage and communicate with the internet so long as I follow the communication standards. There is n…

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    Comment #49156369

    Even so, they likely aren't recording everything your eyes see and for how long they linger. They likely aren't recording your entire traversal through the venue, what you do, what…

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    Comment #49156303

    I'll take the bait. Can't you just enroll your kid's devices in your home corporate and leverage MDM to force the network to call through your proxy, which denies or downgrades all…

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    Comment #48947832

    It took me about an hour. I sat down, read the docs, installed it via the web installer, then spent the next 45 min deciding how I wanted to segment separate profiles for play serv…

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    Comment #48723031

    But shouldn't the extension of logic be the same in either case, even if there is some premature convergence criteria? I have yet to see someone say age verification is okay becaus…

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    Comment #48721859

    I was asking the Google llm search about why iterative games don't reach their competitive equilibrium the round after revealing the theory. In my example, it was the "guess 2/3 th…

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    Comment #48588639

    > I vented to one of those call-center people trying to sell me a cheaper power utility for the Nth time, and told her to find another job or something like that I threaten to kill…

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    Comment #48543120

    Maybe I am the fool. :) I think about crime in the way I would do it, which is to grab the valuables police are unlikely to care about (hard drives) that allow me to quickly clone …

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    Comment #48541858

    I'd argue the proper solution here is backup, as a hdd could die at anytime and leave you with approximately the same outcome. While encryption adds some overhead and increases the…

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    Comment #48541834

    > I roll my eyes at my friend when he explains the solutions for how to input the encryption password when his server restarts. Isn't this rather trivial? You gen a keyfile, regist…

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    Comment #48541762

    Agreed, specifically about the tax info concerns. All my drives are encrypted with either luks, veracrypt, or native zfs encryption if my server data. My primary concern is a robbe…

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    Comment #48362758

    Agreed. Ben Felix has a video about this, I think he focused on SpaceX in it. The problem with the standard total market funds is they gobble it up right away. There are funds that…

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    Comment #48310325

    How is it fraud? Wouldnt it just be a tos violation? In my view, anyone participating in these markets does so knowing that the outcomes are within the control of other participant…

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    Comment #48304472

    Yahoo answers gave us MBMBAM. For that I will always be thankful.

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    Comment #48304359

    If it's unregulated, how are people getting charged with insider trading?

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    Comment #48252461

    Agreed. I don't really know how the current process works, but I would assume there is some level of oversight, meaning that errant (unqualified) applicants shouldn't detract from …

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    Comment #48247766

    Isn't the correct response to the sham hirings to regulate that jobs are posted on a gov-run board for some period of time, ~30 days, before you can claim no qualified workers? Tha…

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    Comment #48247733

    It's shocking to me that the gov is allowed to claim "backlog" to defer one of the functions the gov is actually supposed to do. They print the money. They can hire enough to fulfi…

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    Comment #48247644

    This is the part that is the wildest to me. The current system seems to generate a collection of second-class citizens: people we openly rely on for labor but that have no recourse…

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    Comment #48135915

    Why not? Here are some scenarios where you may want protection: - The feds show up - A bugular breaks in and grabs your computer - You're selling your house and host an open house …

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    Comment #48135706

    Sorry if I was unclear. My "race to the bottom" occurs because a privacy-preserving pass allows actors to hand out free passes to those the system is seeking to deny entry. E.g., A…

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    Comment #48097842

    Weird. I call myself a developer because I don't have an engineering degree from an abet certified engineering program. I recognize, in some capacity, that this isn't the norm and …

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    Comment #48097747

    You should just determine which carrier hosts the phone number and then go get a job there as a customer service agent or store employee. You'll get full permissions to change acco…

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    Comment #48097648

    Makes sense and apologies if I came off that way. I just skip to the logical conclusion, which is that there is no way this is going to happen without a race to the bottom, ending …