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Do you really think that urban hipsters from Stockholm are culturally similar to rural Swedes? This sounds more like a dog whistle for "non-white". In any case it is a deeply racist view.

What is the alternative? Having 65 year old prison guards probably isn't the best idea from a security perspective. Prison guard median salary is only about $40k, especially in California that is not a lot, can't exactly live of your savings until death and it's not like people are lining up to employ 55 year old ex prison guards.

Well it clearly depends on how you use the CC feature, most of the complains about CC have been in regards to mailing lists as that's where obviously unwanted information leaks happen.

"the CC feature in itself might be a GDPR violation" is a, to use your words, "retarded" idea. For starters you can still send emails internally, perfectly fine to use CC there. Also I'm sure there are some legitimate interest cases where CC instead of BCC makes sense too.

This is classic GDPR fear mongering and laziness.

In regards to 3. why exactly is not using CC for mailing lists "retarded" (very poor choice of words by the way). Just because I'm on a mailing list doesn't mean everyone in that mailing list should see my mail address and the fact that I'm subscribed. That is exactly what BCC is for so why not use it?

Aren't there European competitors for some/most of the stack like Nokia, Ericsson, as well Japanese?

> 3 cents/kilogram

add in the costs of climate change and it would be significantly more

there is a term for that in German "Scheinselbstständigkeit" basically "pretend independence", seems more like a loophole than anything else

Isn't there a minimum wage even for tipped workers at like 2$ something?

I wouldn't say its a rounding error, it's roughly the budget of the National Science Foundation which seems more sensible than a ...wall

> Why are these men the gate keepers to success?

The point of this article is how they invest their money not how they founded paypal

That quote only says that the revenue declined in China, not why. Economic downturn might be a reason, losing market share in China due to local competition, product strategy or similar might be another reason.

Eyal, Ittay, and Emin Gün Sirer. "Majority is not enough: Bitcoin mining is vulnerable." Communications of the ACM 61.7 (2018): 95-102.

https://www.cs.cornell.edu/~ie53/publications/btcProcFC.pdf

$1M as "small loan" in 1968, then becoming president of his fathers real estate company 1974 (shares divided among Donald Trump and his 4 siblings) estimated at $200M ($40M for him but not liquidated at that point), and then inheritance from his father in 1999 estimated between $20M and $300M. Slightly more than the infamous small $1M loan then.

Fentanyl is a Schedule II drug, the labs themselves aren't the problem, black market trade is

Proof of Elapsed Time (Hyperledger Sawtooth) is exactly that

Is your statement here that regulations surrounding nuclear should be eased?

move the polling station then?

Ok lets compare these approaches rationally, especially from a user perspective. If you let the service provider choose/generate the password it might as well generate your keys for you, there really isn't much of a difference. From a credential management perspective there really isn't a difference either between a long non-human readable password and a long non-human readable private key. They basically suffer from the same problem, neither can be used without access to the credential manager. The only "advantage" passwords in that scenario have is that you don't need to sign anything you can just send it to the relying party however when you rely on password managers to input your credentials anyway that manager can manage signing as well right. I'm not advocating to use PKI instead of passwords just that forcing the use of password managers through very complicated long forced passwords has in my opinion not much of an advantage over PKI when both are equally opaque for casual users.

but isn't a password manager just as much of a barrier in this context?

At that point why not just switch to PKI?

how would that statistic look like if it attributed the carbon where the end product was consumed? At least China isn't calling global warming a hoax...

> We are too fresh and young for a warrant canary.

Turkey doesn't have the best track record on this, if you don't have a canary might as well assume you are already cooperating

Doesn't this statement ignore a huge amount of context?

probably not warehouse workers then

Refugee/Asylum claimants are "insured" in the sense that such services are payed for under the Asylbewerberleistungsgesetz. Otherwise uninsured people will have to pay themselves or receive help from social services.

Do you call around and shop for different fire departments? Seems weird that such a basic need would be treated this way.

How much long term investment can you realistically do when your income is less than $19,000?

That's a very close eyeball to 60% actually! I was more surprised that it would be taxed as normal income not at the lower capital gains tax (in your example 15% instead of 39.4%), you seem more knowledgable though.

You have a very narrow understanding of socialism then, there are many different forms of social ownership. State owned is only one of them.

Could you break down how you get to "easily" 60%?