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by 0x5f3759df-i 11y ago
>There has been basically nothing, in the history of our country, considered more of a state right than defining marriage. Sorry, this statement just isn't true: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loving_v._Virginia
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by 0x5f3759df-i 11y ago
I think you are missing out on the key paragraph here: >Of course, the precondition to this even working is that Anna knows fluent German – sadly something like the The Everything Learning German Book won’t do. She would have to at the v
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by 0x5f3759df-i 11y ago
The court ruled it was illegal but did not order the end of the program and instead said it was the job of congress to either let section 215 expire or knowingly renew the program.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 11y ago
If the FCC's rules are just SOPA in disguise then why did all the republican's cry about it when they heavily supported SOPA until the backlash? SOPA was killed after threat of veto from the white house but then Obama supports net
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by 0x5f3759df-i 11y ago
Adblock Edge is a fork of Adblock Plus without the whitelisted ads, although I don't really see the point as the whitelist can be disabled from a simple checkbox in settings.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
You are ignoring the amount of time saved from motorized travel
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
The NSA is already being sued in at least 4 different cases that I can think of off the top of my head.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
A private citizen doesn't have the power to put you in jail.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
I bought my Acer C720 for $160 and it has been the best preforming chromebook until a couple months ago. You can still get good performance in a cheap chromebook if you do a little research.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
>dictating changes in SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and even the company's organizational structure. Why should the Air Force have any say in a company's organizational structure? The Falcon 9 is already good enough for NASA ca
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
>If you're living within a corrupt, self-serving political system (we are) [Citation Needed]
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
From what I heard, the encryption was having a very noticeable impact on performance.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
You can use Xprivacy with Xposed to feed an app fake or empty data on a permission by permission basis. This works better than blocking permissions because sometimes apps don't fail gracefully when a permission is denied.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
You are presenting a false dichotomy and your conclusion that "privacy is not achievable" is a claim without any justification. http://mind.ucsd.edu/syllabi/98-99/logic/falsedichotomy.html
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
That is just the opposite argument of saying that nothing is compromised. Neither are correct.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
Does this somehow conflict with the DCMA safe harbor provisions? I thought the deal was that they weren't responsible for the things done on their network as long as they don't know about it.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
It varies from state to state.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
He also states: >There are other people, type B, who believe there are no meaningful things in life. Which isn't what I am saying. There are many meaningful things in my life. I'm not saying that meaning doesn't exist, I a
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
There is nothing inherently meaningful about anything, you can choose what is meaningful to you, but that meaning isn't automatically universal to everyone else.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
An amicus brief isn't a big deal...
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
Or Comcast blocking/throttling all bittorrent traffic? \ http://www.cnet.com/news/comcast-really-does-block-bittorren...
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
This is still better than no ban on lawful or unlawful content
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
This argument doesn't make any sense. The court ruling that overturned the old rules specifically did so because ISPs were not classified as a common carrier and they deemed net neutrality rules can only be applied to a common carrier.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
The lobbying has been in full effect for a year, looks like they already lost this one.
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
Of course competition would be the best solution but in case you didn't know, infrastructure is massively expensive and that greatly limits the ability for a new comer to enter the market even on a regional level. It is in every ISPs b
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
Some criticisms from the group Public Knowledge: https://www.publicknowledge.org/press-release/public-knowled... This bill leaves plenty of holes for ISPs to abuse. Here is a few pieces of that article: - Allows discri
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
I'm not sure you can claim that the movement of a physical object across a border is the same thing as a phone call. This becomes especially dangerous, once you start applying it to the internet, the average user has no way of knowing
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
U.S. District Judge Richard J. Leon has already rejected that Maryland applies to the NSA bulk collection. Ultimately it will come down the supreme court but I would not be surprised to see them limit the scope of Maryland. >The governme
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
The key point of this is that the database of calls was collected without court oversight. So all the defense the government used with the NSA database being overseen by the FISA court doesn't apply, there was no court oversight of thi
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by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
Not only were the fins unable to move, the position they were stuck in was a very unhelpful position.

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