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Comment #45904436
As the article points out, there are laws that say people who pay via SNAP debit cards "cannot be charged more than others". If cash payments are rounded down, but debit card payme…
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Comment #31087331
So everyday people don't want to fight climate change? I know some do.
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Comment #31047177
> Honestly, I wish PGP was widely accepted. I wish the opposite. I wish PGP would go away. Web of trust model of keys simply doesn't work. One key forever doesn't work. SSH keys wo…
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Comment #30951590
I love this concept!
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Comment #30242364
Because that would be illegal market manipulation. Any institute, including GameStop themselves, would be committing a crime if they knowingly triggered a short squeeze. The SEC ru…
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Comment #30184245
It doesn't even have to be average human. Let's say AI only gets to 10% (or 20% or 30% or whatever, it doesn't really matter), that's a huge number of jobs being lost. Imagine havi…
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Comment #29948561
My 10 year old self couldn't imagine having these massive artificial brains scattered throughout the world connected by high speed fiber network being a real thing.
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Comment #29731555
just put "steam" in the url?
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Comment #29726494
On iOS, opening up saved passwords just uses firefox's password manager. On the desktop, I just open up firefox's password page. It's always running anyway. It works just like anot…
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Comment #29725727
> I wish there were a good solution The answer is right there in the article: Use the browser's password manager. I find Firefox's password manager + Sync a good solution, and I do…
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Comment #29717021
Self hosting sucks for an average user, and terrible for a mobile user. It is possible to have hosted password solution that is secure, so why not use it? This is basically the sam…
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Comment #29716997
LastPass's statement via HowToGeek: https://www.howtogeek.com/776450/lastpass-says-it-didnt-leak...
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Comment #29695203
My grief (and grieving) is not with this. If you had an advanced degree in math or physics, hedge funds in NYC was always an option to maximize your talent in exchange for money. B…
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Comment #29693916
I disagree with everything you've said. The only difference between myself and my other friends (who also have advanced degrees from top universities in the bay area) is that I aba…
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Comment #29663648
>it still eats up more that 2GB of RAM for my single-user setup Call me old fashioned, but that seems like an insanely large amount of resources to host one person's passwords.
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Comment #29425793
Have you seen the statistics on American gun ownership, particularly handgun ownership? And what fraction of Americans have a concealed carry permit? And how many people carry a gu…
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Comment #29319691
He's talking about old mechanical style typewriters. Due to mechanical tolerances of the time, the letter shape and the alignment of the type bar would be slightly imperfect, and u…
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Comment #28964063
500 years is not children of your grand children. If people still have children at 30, your "children of your grandchildren" would be born only 90 years after you, and even if they…
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Comment #28865268
> Every search bar looks like a URL bar to users I remember when google made the URL bar as a search bar. It had the convenience factor, and google had the "search for everything" …
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Comment #28847282
I have a question. Is it not possible to create a good cryptographic hashing algorithm that results in 128bit or 160bit hash? It seems all the modern, secure ones are 256 bits or l…
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Comment #28620250
googling for "ivermectin hospitalizations" shows actual hospitalizations from ivermectin. Maybe they are not "significant" enough for you. Anyways, I've seen enough "iver" posts on…
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Comment #28620194
Actually, it does. The only reason one would be taking iver prophylactically, is because one wasn't vaccinated. And the only reason to take iver after covid symptoms develop is bec…
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Comment #28617649
If iver is a good gamble, then wouldn't the vaccine be a better gamble? After all, unlike iver, there is very good hospitalization data about vaccinated vs unvaccinated now.
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Comment #28617633
> The Ivermectin paper was surely bad, but it wasn't outrageously bad nor unexpectedly so. Oh, yes it was bad. Very very bad. Outrageously bad. The data was mostly fabricated: http…