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  • Stopping immigrants at the border would actually be a horrendous policy and have devastating economic effects. Literally advocating for a terrible US policy that could be seen as inhumane and unethical.

  • I don't mean to rag on you dude but I don't think he started that many companies. His company was bought out by PayPal in like the late '90s, despite being listed as a cofounder he wasn't a founder of Tesla, I think spaceX was also founded before Musk. He did help these companies succeed though so I suppose credit for that.

  • Sending passwords via email Will compromise any passwords sent via email. Regardless if the password is stored anywhere in the process if the password is sent via email it is compromised and no longer safe to use. Email is not end and encrypted you have no idea who's running the mail exchange servers that your email follows, it's entirely possible for this company to store that password in a log dealing with their email servers. Password sent via email should be considered immediately compromised and any sites following a practice like this should not be trusted with standard passwords which you shouldn't be using anyway.

  • The Firefox password manager can be secured with a master password that encrypts everything in your browser password store. Believe it's pretty secure if you set this password otherwise it's almost akin to having passwords stored in plain text.

    +1 for bitwarden

  • This is the threshold they use as the cutoff for overtime pay. Originally the cutoff was $35,000 a year and then you wouldn't have to pay any overtime if the salary is over that. This would require overtime pay for any salaried employees that are under $55,000 a year. It's a good thing and it's being used to come back practices that major retailers like Dollar general embrace.