It takes work by the citizenry to keep the political class in check, regardless of the configuration. Kings don’t rule in isolation, nor do elected governments. In a lot of countries we’ve abdicated that responsibility,…
Heaps of normies use either Chat, Grok or now Muse to replace their Google Search of everything. >Find me restaurants in Queenstown >Is it more expensive to renovate or rebuild in XYZ location >Is so & so being…
I hate the concrete/modern aesthetic, but live and let live I say and you should build your dream one day. I read something interesting recently that some huge percentage of society, all genders, all classes etc etc…
I had trouble reading it because they kept drawing my eyes to them, so I stopped.
Yeah, I think a lot of people regular people when dealing other regular people they trust, the principle of it comes out in the wash somewhere applies a lot.
It was inconceivable to crypto bro’s that kidnapping people for their keys was a possibility… If banks make it a requirement you use certain pre approved devices, you better believe badusb/physical theft will take place…
I sold a property earlier in August, my solicitor had to “verify my identity” this time even though she acted as my solicitor when purchasing said product. Now tell me how intelligent the system is in that scenario.
Any sane country has a sticker/menu price that is the price you pay when you settle up.
The first scenario is done on account & settled later, an established customer/supplier relationship would easily handle a power outage.
That's a fair point to make that for 90% of us we get cash from a machine that requires electricity. It's not a fair characterisation that cash is useless without electricity because once you have it(presumably before…
The rules for laundering - know your customer - are ridiculous, governments don't need to turn banks in quasi-state actors to squash laundering if they really wanted to stop it. Good on Sweden for going against the…
I don’t know about a III but Flash was good in the early/mid 2000’s while I was attending university. Certainly was 10x better than what HTML was providing at the time, HTML really only jumped forward in this department…
From the creators of: it’s quicker to do this online to it’s quicker to do this in person.
El Oh El.
It’s a supermarket, staff will be stocktaking, restocking, walking past A LOT.
I can fathom the product losses from this one incident would outweigh all the imaginary reasons people tell themselves for why monitoring/connected/smart devices are useful in their work/home. Definitely won’t stop…
They don’t care if they get to sell more equity.
Yes, that’s what they’ve told you. Good that you listen to them.
You’re making life miserable with such ideas. I bought a house earlier this year and the bank froze my deposit I sent to the real estate agent. I rang the bank straight away and badgered them to unlock it ASAP in case…
Since you’ve made up a question I didn’t ask or intimate, I’ll leave the discussion here.
Seems to me that the institutions of the FIDO alliance would have better luck chasing these people that break laws. Instead we’re increasingly locked out of devices we buy and told/mandated this is how you’ll use them.
Why is your grandpa or fictional billions users being MITM’d? Passkeys are an end run on general purpose hardware largely under your own control, which is a much bigger issue in scale than dealing with customers who…
People have a tendency to blame the protocols and servers vs. the main websites/apps people mean. Protocols going to keep on trucking regardless of whether Twitter, IG, Facebook go up/down/sideways.
>Right now we have a ~$1 trillion company which a ton of the “economy” and valuations are based on, with near zero information on how it’s doing. This is definitely by design and encouraged by the VC’s. It’s disgusting…
I thought this had something to do with the brown note, but was a good read regardless.
It takes work by the citizenry to keep the political class in check, regardless of the configuration. Kings don’t rule in isolation, nor do elected governments. In a lot of countries we’ve abdicated that responsibility,…
Heaps of normies use either Chat, Grok or now Muse to replace their Google Search of everything. >Find me restaurants in Queenstown >Is it more expensive to renovate or rebuild in XYZ location >Is so & so being…
I hate the concrete/modern aesthetic, but live and let live I say and you should build your dream one day. I read something interesting recently that some huge percentage of society, all genders, all classes etc etc…
I had trouble reading it because they kept drawing my eyes to them, so I stopped.
Yeah, I think a lot of people regular people when dealing other regular people they trust, the principle of it comes out in the wash somewhere applies a lot.
It was inconceivable to crypto bro’s that kidnapping people for their keys was a possibility… If banks make it a requirement you use certain pre approved devices, you better believe badusb/physical theft will take place…
I sold a property earlier in August, my solicitor had to “verify my identity” this time even though she acted as my solicitor when purchasing said product. Now tell me how intelligent the system is in that scenario.
Any sane country has a sticker/menu price that is the price you pay when you settle up.
The first scenario is done on account & settled later, an established customer/supplier relationship would easily handle a power outage.
That's a fair point to make that for 90% of us we get cash from a machine that requires electricity. It's not a fair characterisation that cash is useless without electricity because once you have it(presumably before…
The rules for laundering - know your customer - are ridiculous, governments don't need to turn banks in quasi-state actors to squash laundering if they really wanted to stop it. Good on Sweden for going against the…
I don’t know about a III but Flash was good in the early/mid 2000’s while I was attending university. Certainly was 10x better than what HTML was providing at the time, HTML really only jumped forward in this department…
From the creators of: it’s quicker to do this online to it’s quicker to do this in person.
El Oh El.
It’s a supermarket, staff will be stocktaking, restocking, walking past A LOT.
I can fathom the product losses from this one incident would outweigh all the imaginary reasons people tell themselves for why monitoring/connected/smart devices are useful in their work/home. Definitely won’t stop…
They don’t care if they get to sell more equity.
Yes, that’s what they’ve told you. Good that you listen to them.
You’re making life miserable with such ideas. I bought a house earlier this year and the bank froze my deposit I sent to the real estate agent. I rang the bank straight away and badgered them to unlock it ASAP in case…
Since you’ve made up a question I didn’t ask or intimate, I’ll leave the discussion here.
Seems to me that the institutions of the FIDO alliance would have better luck chasing these people that break laws. Instead we’re increasingly locked out of devices we buy and told/mandated this is how you’ll use them.
Why is your grandpa or fictional billions users being MITM’d? Passkeys are an end run on general purpose hardware largely under your own control, which is a much bigger issue in scale than dealing with customers who…
People have a tendency to blame the protocols and servers vs. the main websites/apps people mean. Protocols going to keep on trucking regardless of whether Twitter, IG, Facebook go up/down/sideways.
>Right now we have a ~$1 trillion company which a ton of the “economy” and valuations are based on, with near zero information on how it’s doing. This is definitely by design and encouraged by the VC’s. It’s disgusting…
I thought this had something to do with the brown note, but was a good read regardless.