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   by ta89489544 5y ago

   My understanding from the OPs comment was that IBMs failure to cannabalize it's AS/400 market led to the failure of it's PC business. IBM chose to stifle it's own product to keep a more profitable product alive and as a
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   by ta89489544 5y ago

   A password booklet works well at home, but it's obviously much less secure if you wanted to sign in to a service while in public on your phone for example. One of the major benefits of a password manager is that your passwords are pres
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   by ta89489544 5y ago

   I think the quiz as it stands is a good way to demonstrate how bad twitter is. In particular I got a few sets of tweets that were identical and had to choose one as offensive at random. I think a better measure of how accurate a filter is o
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   by ta89489544 6y ago

   I get the sense that biometrics are not very future proof. People leave fingerprints and DNA on everything they touch and faces and eyes are seen by cameras all the time. Biometrics work now, but in the near future I suspect the technology
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   by ta89489544 6y ago

   I found it bizarre that the Treasurer gets to (arbitrarily?) pick which platforms this applies to and that only 2 platforms, Facebook and Google, were chosen. Maybe I'm just missing the information, but why isn't there just a defi