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ohyeshedid
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Comment #30808379
> ...and Golden box that usually takes years to develop. If we're talking about the Gold Box series; were those long development times? 7-ish games in 4ish years doesn't seem too b…
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Comment #30770389
*OTP isn't much of a barrier. SMS would've increased the cost a little more. Both easily automated. I know retailers are trying to fight the tide, but they're going to need more th…
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Comment #30751129
The source is in your own link. Also note, the person you replied to went on to emphasize 'consumer' in a followup comment, which I think makes the point much more salient. [1]: "O…
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Comment #30667492
While ignoring the operators/carriers in between you and your target?
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Comment #30583195
> Purchasing within the country is more secure unless you assume all devices sold within the country are compromised and monitored in real-time which seems unfeasible. One preinsta…
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Comment #30571621
> An irrefutable cryptographic timestamp is just that, irrefutable. In math, sure, but he specifically asked about a court of law. Irrefutable in math doesn't mean admissible in co…
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Comment #30571520
Ahh, the Culligan/Water treatment/softener business model.
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Comment #30446449
> (Personally, I don’t watch videos, and prefer to simply read books from the library, which somehow exists without the “support” of advertisers...) Depending on what kind of libra…
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Comment #30411579
> You're going to lose this cat-and-mouse game... History is full of sentiments like that, from power structures that were never able to stop subversion. The game itself is perpetu…
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Comment #30395083
> If they can build Dyson spheres, wouldn't they already be all over the place? I figure they'd have to be. They'd need more than a solar system's worth of raw resources to build t…
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Comment #30390058
What protocols stop a person from removing the drive from your machine, and imaging the drive?
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Comment #30390009
I think the point you responded to was talking about copying the encrypted data before attempting to unlock it.
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Comment #30293798
> The implication is "To hold oneself to a better standard, make actionable and/or substantiated statements, especially when making critical statements." Ok, but defining the impli…
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Comment #30290811
Block Element is the goto where reader view fails. For a great many sites, I remove headers, footers, sidebars, etc.
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Comment #30282630
No, you don't get to hide in the back of the train when you wrecked the front. You asked cpsns a bait question. Your "rational argument" was a setup, and it's dishonest in conversa…
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Comment #30280308
As expected. I'm not interested into turning conversations into competitions, especially when you're ignoring most of the list to focus on a single thing you can lean into to be ri…
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Comment #30279952
> ...politics is in everything... I don't know your intent, but this seems like a disingenuous setup. If someone were to say: Drinking a glass of water. You could abstract the conc…
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Comment #30278635
I usually build my own solutions, but I've played with Netmaker and it seems solid. https://github.com/gravitl/netmaker
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Comment #30263085
Out of curiosity, what kind of content are you looking for in that HTML doc?
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Comment #30239217
Personally, I would doubt "substantial" increases, but that would depend on how you'd want to define that and such. That doesn't mean they can't, won't, and don't, shift cultures i…
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Comment #30239101
Rather than making a bigger picture point out of a single example, I'm thinking; In the US, dependent on location, a person may be living under several different governments. Gover…
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Comment #30238978
What do you think the most important meal of the day is?
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Comment #30238925
Indoctrination.
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Comment #30227168
The conversations about spam are usually incredibly nebulous, as there's different perceptions and perspectives. I think what you're picking up on, is that some folks don't differe…
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Comment #30202831
>...why should... Sure, right after you show me where I mentioned a second company, and that they should be able to access Apple's network without compensation. Hell, I'll accept y…