deepfield67

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by deepfield67 3y ago
Much like American politicians and Supreme Court justices who didn't know their Venmo payments were all public. The most secure systems on the planet are only ever as secure as the dumbest people using them.
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by deepfield67 3y ago
This is really sad. I can't overstate the impact Kevin had on my life. The world is suddenly less interesting and less secure and my heart goes out to family and friends. Rest in peace, Kevin.
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by deepfield67 5y ago
I guess I'm not sure what I expected. There are few other options besides putting a parachute on them and ejecting them from the aircraft. I don't know the story of who posted the image and why but there's kind of a dangerous
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by deepfield67 5y ago
This seems true for all social media. Someone recently was complaining about Facebook and I said "If your newsfeed is full of garbage it's kind of your own fault..." It takes some effort to pick and choose what kind of cont
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by deepfield67 5y ago
You know, I have this exact feeling about the idea of "the meek shall inherit the earth" philosophy expounded in the Sermon on the Mount, but I haven't until now thought of it in terms of stoicism or buddhism. It's defin
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by deepfield67 5y ago
My first thought as well. At a basic level this is the age-old problem of comparing oneself to others, which is at once part and parcel of being a social animal, and has high potential for becoming pathological. My answer to these questions
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by deepfield67 5y ago
I've been using Reddit for over a decade and I don't think I've ever used it to research potential product purchases. It doesn't feel very conducive to this purpose (and the article does outline why it isn't necessa