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thesuitonym
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Comment #49215165
Well... They paid someone to be there, not necessarily you.
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Comment #49159684
Bad article, probably a bad product.
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Comment #49159661
I'm not sure why you think DMARC takes a lot of time to manage. It doesn't. Are you trying to read every single RUA report daily?
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Comment #49125243
If only there were some minority with an overabundance of wealth we could use.
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Comment #49125179
If you think bitcoin will hold value as economies are collapsing, I have some beachfront property to sell you. ...Actually I have an NFT of some beachfront property.
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Comment #49125139
We seem to be lacking in military might lately, and are increasingly losing economic might.
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Comment #49084457
Email providers do have an automated way of handling abuse. Send the message to abuse@provider and they automatically ignore it. =)
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Comment #49084447
You can already do this without changing anything. Just set your corporate mailserver to not accept mail from common community email providers. There's a reason nobody does this, a…
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Comment #49084312
`p=reject`, ESPECIALLY for your personal email. `p=quarantine` is really only useful if you suspect your marketing department has set up some email blaster somewhere.
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Comment #49083251
All security measures "simply shift the attack vector." The idea is to shift it to something that is more difficult to compromise.
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Comment #49075712
I'm glad it works for you, but the overwhelming majority of people are not you, and they hate it.
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Comment #49070909
Why bloat Wi-Fi with a clock signal when we already have a perfectly cromulent network time protocol?
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Comment #49070893
I like my bedside LED clock. It produces very little light, but allows me to figure out what time it is when I wake up--handy in the winter months when it's pitch black until well …
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Comment #49070748
Nixie tubes are cool but they're also significantly more expensive, take up more space, and are more prone to failure.
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Comment #49070574
It's less common now, but you used to see them frequently. Most people didn't really know how they worked though, and had never heard of WWV or WWVB.
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Comment #49070368
It's definitely possible, a few companies do it, and let me tell you: People hate it.
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Comment #49070303
This is actually a terrible use for AI, since it's going to regurgitate the marketing astroturfing on Reddit without showing you the source so you can see it's all bots.
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Comment #49070283
> An example that comes to mind is Speed Queen for laundry machines. I should have figured when I noticed my local appliance store starting selling them. That was my plan for when …
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Comment #49070222
It'll trickle down this time for sure.
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Comment #49069715
> Let's design the successor to email on top of HTTP You can stop there, I've heard enough. Not everything is hypertext.
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Comment #49069701
Believe it or don't, most mailservers actually are set up this way, but it's completely invisible to the user: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greylisting_(email) Greylisting is not …
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Comment #48922220
Nearly all predators spend large portions of their day sleeping, why would humans have been different?
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Comment #48897147
Why do you need to vibecode an explorer when financial analysis tools are a dime a dozen?
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Comment #48897135
A national ban is unlikely to happen. Big companies like Flock are incredibly experienced at paying off enough of the Congress to stop legislation they don't like. You're better of…
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Comment #48894782
It's wild that we've known for decades to use ACLs to make sure people don't have access to files we don't want them to have access to, but somehow a computer pretending to be a pe…