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Craig Wright has now been called out as dishonest by multiple judges from multiple cases. https://cointelegraph.com/news/judge-slams-craig-wright-for-... Look up the history of the 1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF wa
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small cities and towns I've been in are predominately single family homes, yet they somehow all have schools paid for by taxes That somehow is because they tax people that don't have kids in school. In fact, municipalities can n
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Children need to be schooled whether they live in a large house or are crammed into a tiny condo. True, but doesn't seem relevant to the discussion. GP said homes pay as much in taxes as they receive in services. I disputed that by p
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Unless a community is exceptionally rich or poor the people living there pay roughly what it costs +/- a few percent. You’re not taking school taxes and costs into consideration. In my school district, they spend $18,211 per student
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The ruling class gets to lie with impunity whenever they want You seem to be parroting the exact thing that Alex Jones said in his video responding to the $4.2 million verdict. It's simple Whataboutism. The fact is, people's chi
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It's interesting to me that it turned out he really is just an absolute train-wreck of a person. He seems to me like he is a very successful rabble rouser and promoter. He seems to have made millions of dollars per year fulfilling th
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but it's still probably easier to get a big DDoS with UDP reflection than through botnets directly hitting the target. We were more sophisticated back then. So picture your netblock is 207.180.10.0/24 and you've directly co
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How long have you been on the Internet? I ask because I started an ISP in 1996 and IP address spoofing used to be soooo much worse. Today’s situation is the product of literally 2.5 decades of encouraging and/or shaming Internet-connec
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I thought it was a legal requirement for phone network operators to leave phone numbers accessible to all Is it a legal requirement to allow spoofed caller ID from bad actors? Spoofed IP addresses used to be a much bigger problem on the I
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It’s unjustified panic. It’s freely downloadable and available everywhere.
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Market cap should take into consideration debt and all other valuation variables of a company. It’s literally what people are saying the company is worth. If you subtract debt from market cap to get the value of a company you’ll be subtract
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An ad that locked the browser on my iPhone telling me I won various prizes lowered my trust of Vox as well.
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I think you’ve just invented the Wage-Price Spiral. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wage-price_spiral
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No problem. Wage garnishment is interesting by the way - some states don’t allow it for judgements like this. It really makes it almost impossible to collect judgements in those states for a determined debtor.
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This part is actually pretty simple. You simply keep responding that you’re interested. Click their link. Fill out their form. Eventually you’ll get to a real person at a real company that was benefiting from the illegal spam.
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The only thing that I noticed was not 100% correct is: 5. [..] courts will seize from them what you are owed The process to get a court to do this is extremely difficult. It often starts with Debtor Examination followed by filing a bunch
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If unlimited means unlimited then why doesn't "all you can eat" mean all you can eat? Why are you assuming unstated restrictions on "all you can eat" when you aren't allowing unstated restrictions on "unli
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The house of a friend of mine was broken into. It was someone who went to every house in a neighborhood, broke whatever glass they could find with whatever was on hand (mostly paving stones) and went into the house. Dog didn't deter th
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This along with a fake TV lighting source on a timer will deter most people casing your house. I got the fake TV lighting source generator on Amazon probably 15 years ago - really looks like someone is watching TV in the room.
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Same thing for me watching my 5th grade teacher program a Commodore Vic-20. I was instantly hooked.
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But if they sell it as unlimited and have no fair use policy, they need to honor their contract. The part of the T&C they point to just says they can terminate any contract for any reason. First you say they need to honor their cont
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It's been a decade since I used C# Well the last time I regularly used C++ was Borland C++ 3.1 from 1992. I'm not sure you'd be interested in my opinions on the language from 30 years ago.
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Can we acknowledge yet that the concept of classes as tiny programs with tiny APIs has failed? [...] mainly based around working mostly in C++ Speaking as a C# developer, I think the concept of classes as tiny programs with tiny APIs work
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The last of which says: Please don't post comments saying that HN is turning into Reddit. It's a semi-noob illusion, as old as the hills.
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I taught myself Commodore BASIC and 6502 Assembly including writing a BBS program between 1982-1985. I kept literally nothing from that time or probably even a decade after. Literally hundreds of thousands of lines of code.
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According to study published in New England Journal of medicine, 95% of studied cases were sexually transmitted almost exclusively in men who have sex with men. 41% of those infected with monkeypox were coinfected with HIV. https:/&#x
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How to advertise to developers: write a blog post about developers and post it where they hang out.
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To say the golden standard is useless without providing a better alternative. If the golden standard were to hit yourself in the head with a hammer, it is very useful to point out that it doesn't seem to help and is not safe. Even
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Too much emphasis is put on organised exercise. Organized exercise allows you to set a specific goal and do targeted exercise to accomplish that goal in the minimum amount of time with minimum risk of injury. why people pay to go to the
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Dear Copyright Holders: LeVe the Internet Archive alone. Sincerely, Everyone

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