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Another name: David Fober

This is giving off HackerNews DropBox vibes :)

You could try BlackHat forums, I think there's a market for it

Hi Peter.

If someone, say a Canadian, overstays their tourist visa in the states by more than 6 months and are then banned from re-entering for 3 or 10 years, what are their options for fixing their immigration situation? If they receive a job offer (TN Visa or H1B) would that fix it?

Thank you

The English-speaking world is not a monolith. They have the tilt of a fraction of the English-speaking world.

That's most probably what occurred during the "hack" that FTX experienced shortly after entering bankruptcy.

What are you talking about? I hear people criticizing OpenAI for being so closed all the time.

Friendly reminder that Tor privately tips off the federal government to security vulnerabilities before alerting the public [0].

[0] http://surveillancevalley.com/blog/claim-tor-does-not-provid...

You mean he got hired by Elon Musk to work at Tesla? :P

Not really, companies like Cellebrite provide tools to access iPhones just the same.

Or someplace where Interpol does not operate, or which doesn't have an extradition treaty with Turkey.

It appears so:

[7] codegen-16B-mono (32GB total VRAM required; Python-only)

[8] codegen-16B-multi (32GB total VRAM required; multi-language)

Actually, a project called Fauxpilot came out a couple of weeks ago and seems to be gaining steam.

https://github.com/moyix/fauxpilot

Not with that attitude!

Because the main use-case of a privacy coin is for illegal transactions such as drug sales on the dark web, so co-operating with law enforcement entirely defeats the point.

That's not a very comforting thought...

Indeed. But I wouldn't consider ZCash to be in the same category as Monero, not with the way it was pre-mined, the sketchy key ceremony, the developers' willingness to co-operate with law enforcement, and the unshielded-by-default transactions.

The rock hard criterion still exists in other places but it's expressed in metric. In France it is usually 180cm (~5'11"), in Japan I've heard 170cm (~5'7") so it seems that people mostly like round numbers rather than 6ft specifically.

I think it's mostly due to the Federal Reserve printing trillions of dollars out of thin air in 2020.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL

The inflation we're experiencing now is a lagging indicator of the massive stimulus of 2 years ago.

Some women are born to wealthy families and some men to poor ones. This policy would elevate wealthy women to the detriment of poor men, a completely unethical outcome.

Most people never bother to change the default behavior of the software they use. This change will influence the behavior of billions of people around the world and meaningfully change our reality, so it's not as simple as just disabling the feature on your own computer.

There are a few Telegram channels that do exactly that:

https://wip.co/

https://getmakerlog.com/

Try Bear Notes, it's cross-platform and very sleek

Look at where it was a month ago.

I guess Musk will have to go with Plan B, then. I would guess he will start his own Twitter competitor much like Trump did with Truth Social, and he has the star power to actually create the network effects needed to bootstrap a new social network. In addition to him selling his current 9% share of the company, this is likely very bearish for Twitter's stock price.

Do you have a link to the recipe you used to make the Shortcut?

If they bought their crypto without KYC or sold their art for crypto then it's not obvious how the IRS could connect the public address with the owner of the private key.

I agree with OP. DuckDuckGo should remain neutral and not censor search results. That was one of their main draws that set them apart from Google.