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You could buy options
You could buy options
So I have T-Mobile in a major city. Whenever my ISP goes down, my normally fast 5G slows to a crawl due to the increased load. So it seems like when you need this the most is when youd get the worst performance.
I mean, it did say non toxic glue. Which is technically edible. /S
I find that LLM powered autocomplete when programming makes me more productive.
Occasionally I’ll use a chatbot to help me reword an email or other text, though this is rare.
On Android you need to opt in to notifications for every app you install. Just opt out :)
Or, be like me and keep your phone on do not disturb(except calls from contacts). Doing this was one of the most significant quality of life improvements for me over the last few years.
Id be surprised if there wasn’t basic encryption to prevent a man in the middle attack like you described.
In the article the talk about needing to install certs to read encrypted traffic from the app.
Most IDEs will handle the imports for you and auto collapse them
The problem is getting other people to also use those apps :(
Anyone can trade options. See https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/putoption.asp
This is very risky though, I wouldn’t recommend doing this without some training and research.
I’m Not a financial advisor