It's certainly not a "yolo do whatever you want, the IRS won't care" fund but it is still available to the non-wealthy. I know many people who have been making use of it for years without any unfair government characterization or attention. The best I've personally seen is a couple in their early 30s with ~$7 million (real estate related dealings) in their self-directed roth which is a far cry from $5 billion, obviously, but pretty amazing nonetheless.

Is this not the Greeter interface example from the OP? The example finds an unused variant of an interface and all code only invoked by said unused implementations and marks all of it as deadcode.

The video, showing a BBC “journalist” attempting to ambush Leif, is one of the most… existentially disgusting? videos I’ve seen in a long, long time.

It’s so utterly performative. Such a transparent attempt by the “journalist” at painting himself as a certain sort of person. Not a single genuine emotion, action, expression, or word. Absolutely soulless and desperate attempt to virtue signal in the even more desperate hope of furthering his career. This “man” is no better than someone selling themselves on onlyfans. Actually, I’d posit he’s worse: the entire schtick requires disingenuous postering.

I don’t know what to do when seeing stuff like this. It’s depressing. I hope one day there’s a return to a much smaller internet and these people deign to just leave us alone. He’s a sad man and the fact his doing this will may well advantage him is even sadder. I guess I’ll go take a walk.

- would have selected wheel if it was an option on order

- ~4 days after delivery I was ambivalent to it

- ~2 weeks after delivery I preferred the yoke. Better visibility is nice.

That said, it would obviously be better if it was drive by wire with variable steering ratio. I’d probably pay some amount of money to switch to that.

However, in their white paper they specifically have a section "Crypto over HTTPS" which outlines the risks of their new web UI. Yes, the password stays local if no one mucks with delivered js, however, 1password being compromised would allow serving of modified js.

This is a new vector only present due to their new web vault model + associated web UI features. They state it themselves in the whitepaper: "The authenticity and integrity of the web client depends on the security of the host from which it is delivered. An attacker capable of changing the web client on the server could deliver a malicious client to the user"

I would imagine your 5% number has to assume some baseline of inflation and that 5% would increase as inflation increases beyond said baseline.

Wouldn't dream of paying to fly them and only use their miles to fly their partners so I guess they need _some_ boogeyman they can point to for their terrible performance, can't possibly be their management's fault