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Don't get me wrong I do too. I'd prefer it if everything just used USB C. I just wanted to point out that it's not universally superior to micro USB or lightning, and there are pla…

You run into the same issue you do with 2FA - I cannot remember my own SSN. What happens if I lose my license, SSN, and master password manager password in a fire? What happens if …

So in the US you can do "credit freezes" which prevent people from taking out new loans/new cards in your name. HOWEVER - you can't do anything about the fact they can call up your…

But more importantly - can we embed ID3v2 inside ID3v2?

> For the sake of simplicity 2-of-2 multisig that downgrades to 1-of-2 multisig over time should capture the essence of how these notes work. > Users can always claim funds after t…

I'm not defending github specifically, I have no experience with the customer service and have no reason to beleive they are or aren't garbage. I'll assume they are garbage. To be …

> We will have a security overview doc up soon, we ran out of time to have it ready today. I mean this respectfully - why would you release a cryptographic method of transferring m…

> Innovation is overrated. And standardising is not blocking. Hard disagree? Both lightning and USB C were massive improvements in durability compared to Micro USB - I'd argue ligh…

Or apple's iCloud (see their passkey thing also currently on the front page) EDIT: Yes you don't need to use a syncing service. But it will be important for it to be portable betwe…

Does anyone know how this/FIDO/Webauthn affect privacy? How well supported are alt accounts? Are they easy to tell they're from the same signer? I figure privacy is fine as long as…

> Unfortunately only mobile OSes are on the forefront of this. I'm not sure why the OS would have to manage this. For example when using electron you can use node's vm and run js i…

Yeah my impression is they're all marketing and care relatively little about privacy. How you can claim to care about privacy but still require an email is beyond me.

> In fact, they get paid well to do it. Your typical family law attorney should be arrested, tried and convicted, and they've destroyed countless families, harmed countless childre…

Add no degree. Many especially in CS might even be highly skilled but have no degree to show for it. EDIT: And only speak e̶n̶g̶l̶i̶s̶h̶ a single language.

> Personally I'd like to see the fairness doctrine reinstated That's not going to help at all with online media as that's only broadcast licenses which to my knowledge only affects…

Mullvad isn't small, and I'm not sure how Nord specifically compares, but its probaubly worth noting they mostly use 100TB, Tzulo, Quadranet, M247, and 31173. They use a bunch of o…

> CLI programs tend to be FOSS I think this is more likely because they're often made (or at least started) by individuals as a hobby or side project, not as a commercial venture. …

That's not a good solution because it makes the law ambiguous as to where it should be enforced. The better solution is to treat it like alcohol - legalize it but make being a nuis…

That's a setting you can configure. You can also choose whether it shows the sender's name. There's reasons unrelated to this for why you want to not show the message/sender - name…

To put it mildly - this is unrealistic in the US except for major cities. Even then, depending on the city and where in the city, its going to be very difficult to convince and imp…

Forgive me if this is a dumb question - Assuming you're an employee with a relatively small number of shares (in terms of company control) - what's the point of shares if you can't…