ohyeshedid

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by ohyeshedid 4y ago
> ...and Golden box that usually takes years to develop. If we're talking about the Gold Box series; were those long development times? 7-ish games in 4ish years doesn't seem too bad, and the the engine evolved with each game.
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by ohyeshedid 4y ago
*OTP isn't much of a barrier. SMS would've increased the cost a little more. Both easily automated. I know retailers are trying to fight the tide, but they're going to need more than teacups.
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by ohyeshedid 4y ago
The source is in your own link. Also note, the person you replied to went on to emphasize 'consumer' in a followup comment, which I think makes the point much more salient. [1]: "On Ubuntu, all pre-built binaries intended to
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
While ignoring the operators/carriers in between you and your target?
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> Purchasing within the country is more secure unless you assume all devices sold within the country are compromised and monitored in real-time which seems unfeasible. One preinstalled mitm cert, or sketch CA, is within the realm of feas
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> An irrefutable cryptographic timestamp is just that, irrefutable. In math, sure, but he specifically asked about a court of law. Irrefutable in math doesn't mean admissible in court. Then there's the 1, 6, 12, or however many
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Ahh, the Culligan/Water treatment/softener business model.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> (Personally, I don’t watch videos, and prefer to simply read books from the library, which somehow exists without the “support” of advertisers...) Depending on what kind of library you're referencing: those books were purchased, a
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> You're going to lose this cat-and-mouse game... History is full of sentiments like that, from power structures that were never able to stop subversion. The game itself is perpetual, so there's always another turn coming.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> If they can build Dyson spheres, wouldn't they already be all over the place? I figure they'd have to be. They'd need more than a solar system's worth of raw resources to build the sphere. They may need more than a
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
What protocols stop a person from removing the drive from your machine, and imaging the drive?
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
I think the point you responded to was talking about copying the encrypted data before attempting to unlock it.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> The implication is "To hold oneself to a better standard, make actionable and/or substantiated statements, especially when making critical statements." Ok, but defining the implications of 1st party statements to 3rd par
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Block Element is the goto where reader view fails. For a great many sites, I remove headers, footers, sidebars, etc.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
No, you don't get to hide in the back of the train when you wrecked the front. You asked cpsns a bait question. Your "rational argument" was a setup, and it's dishonest in conversation. You had no intention of engaging i
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
As expected. I'm not interested into turning conversations into competitions, especially when you're ignoring most of the list to focus on a single thing you can lean into to be right. Enjoy being right, I don't care to waste
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> ...politics is in everything... I don't know your intent, but this seems like a disingenuous setup. If someone were to say: Drinking a glass of water. You could abstract the concept into fluoride, costs, access, etc; None of that
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
I usually build my own solutions, but I've played with Netmaker and it seems solid. https://github.com/gravitl/netmaker
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Out of curiosity, what kind of content are you looking for in that HTML doc?
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Personally, I would doubt "substantial" increases, but that would depend on how you'd want to define that and such. That doesn't mean they can't, won't, and don't, shift cultures in many other ways.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Rather than making a bigger picture point out of a single example, I'm thinking; In the US, dependent on location, a person may be living under several different governments. Governments recognize and/or create holidays, and holid
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
What do you think the most important meal of the day is?
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
Indoctrination.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
The conversations about spam are usually incredibly nebulous, as there's different perceptions and perspectives. I think what you're picking up on, is that some folks don't differentiate between commercial email filtering ser
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
>...why should... Sure, right after you show me where I mentioned a second company, and that they should be able to access Apple's network without compensation. Hell, I'll accept you showing where I mentioned a first company by
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
The questions, as asked, are lacking in tangible reality dynamics and are phrased with bias. My first response to the first version of that loaded question: "_I wasn't saying they should_..." You respond with: "If Compan
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
I wasn't saying they should; and I'm not taking a side on anything. I don't have enough information to properly answer you. Are there third party tracking device manufacturers with free access to these systems? Are you talkin
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> Should they be doing that for free? Serious question. If they don't provide the network: what value do the tags, you bought with money, provide?
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> Startups do not pay less. Depends on which startups. Making the statement of "Startups do not pay less.", in reference to someone stating their experience to the opposite, comes across a bit, err, stiff.
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by ohyeshedid 5y ago
> Edit: Why in the hell is my iPhone erroneously autocorrecting HIPAA to HIPPA? Crowd-sourced autocorrect dictionary on display. :\

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