@hyperplanes “Zero-trust networks” are actually very popular with security experts now, because giving special status to requests from inside your network causes a lot of security breaches in practice: https://t.co/K9UuFGbpna
@eigenrobot Lant Pritchett: "I’m going to play this academic game in which my prior is that what you’re claiming, that whatever you’re talking about has zero impact. And then the dynamics of my prior or subset—I’m not going to change my prior unless you present super gold-standard evidence."
@hyperplanes You generally don’t want to disclose exact parameters of spam defenses, because it makes spammer’s lives that much easier.
Harder for them to work around non-deterministic limits, and they’re normally set in a way that impacts ~0 real users.
@patio11 I’ve had ATM cards overnighted from US banks to random addresses in Asia twice. Was floored that they would do it, but was highly appreciative since it saved my trip. Had to borrow from friends for a day or two.
@Scholars_Stage Price difference between new and used is *way* smaller than it used to be, so it’s worth pricing both, even if you’re pretty sure you want used.
@Scholars_Stage The model year question varies a lot across makes, because manufacturers have moved these features into lower trim lines over the last couple years. AEB has been standard on base model Toyotas since ~2018, but is still limited to high trims for some others.