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jgroszko

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About jgroszko

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #21984312

    One of my favorite single-purpose websites: http://isthereacubsgametoday.com/

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    Comment #20654644

    A lot of my smart phone usage lately seems to be around managing how much attention my phone can grab from me. I let very few apps send me notifications on my phone. I check it eno…

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    Comment #20526497

    I think they're reinventing ActivityPub

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    Comment #20404380

    I suppose it hasn't had mass real world consequences for folks yet, but the Equifax breach pretty much proves this?

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    Comment #20214713

    Yes, that was the S3 outage last year... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13756111

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    Comment #19629126

    There's an option on https://myaccount.google.com/security to turn off 2-step login.

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    Comment #18990319

    Michigan has had a similar 10c bottle return program for decades... Was a popular fundraiser for High School clubs

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    Comment #18983608

    Depends on what analytics and ad tracking are also running on that site

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    Comment #18875017

    So under-represented or disadvantaged communities that don't have the resources to meet the education standards don't get to vote? Education requirements can very easily become a p…

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    Comment #18734372

    You could spend a lot of money lobbying for those laws to go away before you hit $1bn...

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    Comment #18665201

    Seems to me law enforcement having access to our internet activity (presumably moderated by the courts) is better than private companies just selling that data to the highest bidde…

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    Comment #18618876

    Liberals I think are a little bit more critical, knowing they exist in a society that is systemically racist in a lot of ways, are willing to look at their thoughts and behaviors i…

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    Comment #18287023

    Also the Chicago Deep Tunnel system is pretty massive "Phase 1, the creation of 109.4 miles (176.1 km) of drainage tunnels ranging from 9 to 33 feet (2.7 to 10.1 m) in diameter, up…

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    Comment #18011654

    Your username has nothing to do with your email address. Usernames take the form of @myusername@instance.domain. You lose followers when you change instances but you can set a flag…

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    Comment #17532214

    Well Deserved is a (parody) marketplace for privilege https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoK4_dQbfuU

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    Comment #17425128

    Between Equifax and today Exactis both leaking 300M+ records it's not really a question of if, but rather how many times have I been pwned...

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    Comment #17315177

    Alistair Reynold's Revelation Space universe explores this, often times with sub-light travelers arriving at what they thought would be one of the largest cities in known space onl…

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    Comment #17233037

    Or fast food restaurants embedding tracking devices in their food... That'll be fun having to review privacy policies at every restaurant you eat at.

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    Comment #16832542

    These open protocols seem pretty cool, but I'm curious what sort of improvements for privacy people expect them to offer? Federating with other servers just means you're trusting e…

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    Comment #16805050

    I was always a fan of these nihilist security questions: https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/nihilistic-password-secu...

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    Comment #16738932

    It raises a few 'who' questions, besides 'who is sending these messages?' but also 'who receives that alert and makes the decision to block these things?' and 'who's in charge of t…

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    Comment #16325220

    You can also drag the file over the taskbar and whatever program you hover over will come to the foreground

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    Comment #16099275

    Rainbow's End by Vernor Vinge explores this a bit. Classroom distractions become students throwing up graphics in their shared AR and the one guy in the room that doesn't know how …