> You can tax the worker and she will still be better off than if you had taxed the capital, due to greater productivity.

This assumes the worker is the one benefiting from the productivity gains. We're just worked more and we don't get the added value.

Yeah but even there, how do you get dynamic routes for static builds?

We didn't decided that–they did.

The more I see these types of things the more my skepticism shoots up when someone tells me something is perfectly safe.

I find it odd that when I happen across an article talking about some negative links between x and y being discovered, there's always someone in the comments saying this was known for some decades.

In my case, my dad was in this industry so I had heard about it since day one. And I know doctors knew about it too

It's attractive enough that people keep going despite it "constantly happening."

I mean, if everyone was watching 4k YouTube videos they probably couldn’t support it, right?

It’s all just propaganda to push forward US foreign policy objectives?

They should have users receive the code and then submit said code into the application for verification, with clear instructions that this code is produced as a result of a support call, and to confirm you are on an existing call when submitting the code.

Doing so would not force users to divulge codes over the phone, and enable support staff to verify identity all without training users that reading codes over the phone is acceptable.

Thoughts on that?

Still not foolproof. Attacker can MITM the connection by initiating their own call to the real support line and relaying instructions between the user and support.

Can you expand on this? Do they package those and use them with chrome? How are they using them?

I simply meant that if you monitor a given application using on-system network tools, you quickly get an accurate idea of what/who that application talks to. And browsers are super-chatty to all sorts of destinations that are not immediately apparent to an end user who is just clicking around the web.