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3 hours agoYep, have been using KeyPass or KeyPassX for at least a decade now and just syncing across all machines (via syncthing). 100% reliable in my experience.
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Congratulations on being able to run an completely ethical business - it can’t be easy. I say that non-sarcastically.
I think one of the many issue which has lead to the state we are in now is that it’s often impossible to tell the true quality or value of a product before buying it. So simply buying something more expensive is no guarantee of a better product, because the optimal strategy for an unethical business is to sell the cheapest possible product at the highest possible volume x price.
2·1 day agoThis is interesting to me from a consequence perspective. I think hitting datacenters is going to be the next big thing. I just posted the following in another thread:
Louisiana’s new META datacenter is estimated to cost $140-$250 billion dollars once fully deployed (~$100B for the AI accelerators alone) [1]. Imagine being able to destroy $140B-$250B with a missile strike! There would be ripples through the whole world economy.
[1] Sample price info source where cost can be extrapolated: https://epoch.ai/data/ai-data-centers/directory/meta-hyperion Scaling its $61.8 billion projection from 1.63 GW to the full 5 GW produces approximately $189 billion.
4·1 day agoLouisiana’s new META datacenter is estimated to cost $140-$250 billion dollars once fully deployed (~$100B for the AI accelerators alone) [1]. Imagine being able to destroy $140B-$250B with a missile strike! There would be ripples through the whole world economy.
[1] Sample price info source where cost can be extrapolated: https://epoch.ai/data/ai-data-centers/directory/meta-hyperion Scaling its $61.8 billion projection from 1.63 GW to the full 5 GW produces approximately $189 billion.
How is this a punishment? I think public sentiment in Britain (and almost everywhere else in the world) would prefer it if the embassy was closed completely.
The mental gymnastics required to see Israel as the good guys are mind boggling.
Are there ever any actual consequences for this sort of thing? I understand when enemies spy against each other, but what happens when allies do it?
You would think this would change the relationship, but you see it happening over and over again with no noticeable response.
ElSeyed clearly won IMO. It’s telling that the biggest attack against him was “he may be a terrorist” and “his PhD MD doesn’t officially allow him to practice medicine”
First, I don’t think people are falling for the “every Muslim is a terrorist” accusation any more. And second, he’s not running to be a doctor, he’s running for Senate.