carterpape.com
cybersecurity reporter for American Banker
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this is plausible — if Congress raises taxes by like 200% and fully stops spending money
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$2 each, can’t wait
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your post inspired me, thank you
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Please rescind your request if you can or if an officer responds to your request.
Abusing the FOIA system slows down reporters and government accountability groups, not the agencies themselves. The agencies have dedicated FOIA officers who will get backed up; it won’t back up the whole agency.
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oh, totally. to be clear, I would not bother even asking my publication to pay that price for me to attend.
I’ve not attended any cyber conference besides RSAC, so I’m curious where I should go to branch out. DefCon and Black Hat seem like obvious next steps
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What are the conferences worth attending? I get to go to RSAC for free on a media pass and a local friend’s apartment
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this is an easy trap for me. good reminder to keep my standards high
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D:
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and what a pud it was!
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then may it never replace Twitter
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🤯
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spoken like a true 20 millionth user
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happy to know they can drop the shtick about how they’re breaking up. Charles will get to say he’s retiring a few more times now that he’s on a new network!
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8. Also because of the gum protection, it’s safe to brush your teeth 24 hours after surgery. Just be careful not to brush so hard as to bust a stitch.
8. If you have any stitches, it’s safe to brush more vigorously after they disintegrate.
9. Take the day off work as well as the 4 days after.
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6. Because of this gum layer, it might feel bad to squirt water into the hole to clear out food, but it’s effective.
7. Squirting water into the hole works well in combination with swishing water, but both are necessary.
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5. The gums quickly form a contoured layer over the bone and other tissue of the sites. So it’s not like a hole or pit underneath or in the gum; it’s a deep pit that, if you felt inside it, you’d feel gum. But for the first few days, the gum is held together by stitches.
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4. In the first few days, no, you’re not going to get soup stuck in the holes. Your mouth is still full of saliva, which rinses small particles out of the holes naturally.
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1. Healing might be asymmetrical. It’s normal.
2. The top removal sites are more like pits than holes. It’s pretty easy to swish/spray food bits out.
3. The bottom removal sites for like a few weeks are true holes that slowly heal to become pits, then heal to no longer be pits.
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The takeaway is that, in aggregate, prediction markets appear to be super accurate. I'd love to see 2024 data @electionbettingodds.com
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They even have the source data on the previously linked page. Amazing.
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Found a winner: electionbettingodds.com/TrackRecord....
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Getting closer. I found 24-year-old data: www.eecs.harvard.edu/cs286r/cours...
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if you love them so much why don’t you marry them
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long-term, hopefully they go with premium and enterprise offerings as the revenue generators. I’d pay $5 a month to keep my username.
ads are always oh so tempting and oh so evil. I’d rather get run over by a train than see an ad