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4y ago
I don't think you can claim a loss when the reduction in revenue is due to a reserve. But I'm not a tax lawyer, circumstances may vary, yadda yadda. Accrual of Reserves for Estimated Expenses Although reserves for contingent liabi
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4y ago
Not the original poster, but the book "The Best Way to Rob a Bank is to Own One" by William K. Black (former bank regulator during the S&L crisis) might shed some light onto the S&L crisis, if not 2008's comparative r
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6y ago
One of the only reasons I'm still with Google Voice is because having your number with them mitigates (far as I can tell) SIM swap attacks. Yeah, someone can swap my SIM, but effectively nothing goes to the carrier number, just the GV
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6y ago
This point, mentioned in the article, bears repeating, especially if you aren't familiar with Lastpass or their 2FA: Lastpass uses Yubico's one-time password, which is more similar to TOTP than it is to FIDO's U2F (which Yubi
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Bypassing LastPass’s “Advanced” YubiKey MFA: A MITM Phishing Attack
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7y ago
Thanks for the reply. That makes sense in the context of Secure Value Recovery (to be rolled out, I think); it sounds similar in concept to how 1Password uses a user-derived master password along with a semi-random secret key in order to m
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7y ago
I'm hoping someone here has some insight they can share, because I've not really seen it addressed elsewhere. As per the linked article: > Another new feature it's testing, called "secure value recovery," would l
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7y ago
I was a paid user of LastPass for about a decade. I don't mind a subscription-based model, especially if there's cloud-syncing involved (I've evaluated the amount of risk I'm comfortable with, and cloud syncing is fine
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7y ago
The situation in the linked article is way different than what's happening to me. In any case, I appreciate the response and link.
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7y ago
Would you happen to have a link? I'm going through the same thing, and support is no help.
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7y ago
It might be even more vulgar than you described, depending on regionalities. In my experience, 'año' indeed means year, while 'ano' literally translates to anus. It's that extra bit of specificity that kills me.
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7y ago
> GDPR compliance can be extremely expensive to implement, especially for complex software comprised of thousands of microservices that handle customer data. And imagine working in an industry where data retention is legally mandated by
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7y ago
Take this with a grain or two of salt, as I don't recall the source, but it seems plausible - I read somewhere that when it comes to businesses like bars, at least in the US, there is a normal rate applied to the cable package, and an
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7y ago
>...ordinary Titanium-based alloys would melt or weaken over time leading to rapid, unplanned disassembly. That's a rather understated way of saying "She'll fly herself apart!" I should be working, but your comment wa
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7y ago
Thanks for that. Some of the news sites I had been reading had neglected to mention this (and to be fair, I neglected to catch it) this, and I could swear some had reported that Bitwarden had claimed that this was a difficult issue to solv
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7y ago
I'm in the same boat you are. I'm considering alternatives to Lastpass, mostly because the client has gotten worse over the past few years (since they were picked up by LogMeIn). I don't mind price hikes, but I don't f
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8y ago
To add context, the original awarded amount was calculated to be the revenue of a single day of coffee sales for McDonald's. Stella Liebeck had originally sued for ~$50,000, to cover the cost of her medical bills, which McDonald's
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8y ago
Forgive any ignorance on my part; I'm not a dev, just a lurker with a moderately above average familiarity with tech. I mostly type with 6 - 8 fingers, with my attention split 50/50 between the keyboard and the screen. I can type
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I've noticed the similarity between speech writing/delivery and comedy as well, and find it quite fascinating. The really compelling bit for me is watching a skilled comedian get a feel for the crowd. It's easier to spot wit
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8y ago
I'm not entirely certain you need to go that far. My issue is that most trailers, especially the ~two minute ones, show the majority of the story arc, and either contain spoilers, or hint heavily at those spoilers. That removes dramati
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8y ago
That's never how it works, though. Instead of offering a cheaper TV, they will instead offer a TV priced at what they can sell it for, and make money on the data sale as well. If they WERE to increase the price in exchange for not se
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> Why is the campus divided by a highway to begin with?? But that's neither here nor there. That's probably more circumstance than anything else. The area immediately north of the campus has a lot of residential housing, attrac
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8y ago
There are multiple positive and negative reports on Uber's financials in several publications, but the one(s) I've found most convincing are those put forth by Hubert Horan. He's written a 14+ part series [1] on both the fin
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>The company as whole will never say anything positive or negative for fear of legal reprisal. It may depend on the field, yes, but this doesn't reflect what I've seen. From my view, unless you're on the lowest rungs of a
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9y ago
Removing the telemetry on Windows 7 (or 8.1, where I'm at) is far easier than the questionably effective flaming hoops you have to jump through to do the same on 10. It's a matter of uninstalling a few updates and that's more
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9y ago
Removing DRM is no longer so easy, now that Amazon moved their titles to the KFX format. Last I checked, the only way to do this was a clunky workaround involving either not updating your desktop Kindle software past a certain version, or d
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9y ago
It's no longer so trivial since Amazon moved to the KFX format.
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9y ago
According to your link, "If an asset is left to a spouse or a federally recognized charity, the tax usually does not apply. In addition, up to a certain amount varying year by year can be given by an individual, before and/or upon
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9y ago
Is adding 2FA somewhere on the horizon? I'd prefer something like U2F or possibly the upcoming SQRL, but I'll take anything robust that isn't SMS.
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10y ago
I've been using LP as a paid user for several years now, and was really annoyed when they were absorbed by LogMeIn. My main issue is this: while there are several alternatives to LP, there don't seem to be as many which have the
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