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by 3825 13y ago
Please tell me how we can talk about NSA behavior without disclosing capability used to enable such behavior.
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by 3825 13y ago
I can claim anything I want and refund you for the time I was offline. How will that help anyone? >We guarantee 99.9999% storage durability and 99.99% availability over a given year. Each byte is stored on three separate servers in two d
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by 3825 13y ago
I don't mean to offend you but how does Hidden Reflex make money from and/or fund Epic, the Privacy Browser?
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by 3825 13y ago
The Nokia n95 was announced in September 2006 and available in March 2007. Its ad slogan was "It's what computers have become."[0] What stands out in the second paragraph of the article where they highlight the capabilities i
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by 3825 13y ago
This is why you don't need to pay your programmers too much but you do need to pay them enough that they can focus more on their job and not on trivial items. In hindsight, nicely presented lunches, gym (and perhaps babysitting?) on c
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by 3825 13y ago
The best defense I can think of is to get as many people to engage in this business (buying/selling) and consumption before their stance changes and make it so pervasive (I am thinking hundreds of thousands of people) that they will be
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by 3825 13y ago
kudos for using Mozilla Persona for log in :)
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by 3825 13y ago
>Hospitals insist on determining the charge at the point of billing. Can I start a restaurant and make people pay at the point of billing? Like an upscale restaurant with no prices on the menu and then charge people differently based on
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by 3825 13y ago
I think I forgot to disable NoScript. Sorry about that. I should have tried it in Chrome as well. I just assumed you were still working on the details... like money.
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by 3825 13y ago
Wow, this is insane. I for one believe that prices should be transparent and secret pacts like these should be broken with (I am not normally fond of this phrase but I will use it here) zero tolerance. If there is a pact, the hospital and t
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by 3825 13y ago
I am not trying to support your parent comment. However, the current trend in healthcare cost is unsustainable. My roommate (stupidly, in hindsight) went to get an ER after being scratched by a small cat in our parking lot. The total bill w
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by 3825 13y ago
Or if you text 40404 to tweet? This is really ridiculous. In my opinion, no sane person would sign off on it if they knew these details.
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by 3825 13y ago
Is there a less snarky way of saying not all sex involved payment of currency on the spot?
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by 3825 13y ago
>possibly Amazon App Store could be a good alternative to the Google Play morass. Sorry but the last time I tried, Amazon App store was a resource hog. Also apps will stop working if you get signed out of the Amazon app store app. It is
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by 3825 13y ago
How much does it cost? The pay button leads me nowhere. <a href="#" id="payment_btn"> <i class="icon-credit-card" style="margin-right:10px"> </i>
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by 3825 13y ago
We actually like to give choices so we don't have to make decisions. Making decisions without seeking like an arrogant asshole is difficult.
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by 3825 13y ago
Thank you. I guess cash currency isn't really property either. It is backed by the "full faith and credit" of the government so it is like a IOU that the government requires you to accept to settle existing debts.
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by 3825 13y ago
I was under the assumption that confiscation of private property was more widely condemned no matter what domain. Apparently not.
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by 3825 13y ago
>Someone sitting on prime farmland and not actually farming it is a net negative to society unless they're getting more value out of that land than a farmer would. To play the devil's advocate: Why stop at land? What about peop
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by 3825 13y ago
I don't mean to derail the conversation but I wonder how much would it cost to buy a piece of land outright -- with no future obligations in terms of property taxes. Is this a wild goose chase? There will always be public cost of build
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by 3825 13y ago
>A residual might be that East Texas citizens are more aware of the harm their judges are doing to the software they use and can now not access. They would probably want to change those judges. People did not vote for T. John Ward. Bill
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by 3825 13y ago
I don't know what the OP meant but to me standard client means using IMAP/POP protocol as opposed to the official Google apps.
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by 3825 13y ago
>you radical I wonder how words like "socialist", "radical", or "reactionary" become insults. are these trends cyclical like fashion and seasons or perhaps not accurately predictable like day-to-day weather?
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by 3825 13y ago
While I deeply respect what Snowden has done, I am still skeptical. I hope I am proven wrong as I have been (so far) with my fear with repealing don't ask don't tell but history tells that we should be cautious. Remember the Hundr
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by 3825 13y ago
It is probably not a competition to the foundation which gets a lot of his time but I'd imagine he probably sees Google as his competition.
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by 3825 13y ago
>promise of a more open mobile platform In light of JBQ's quitting AOSP[1], how open is open enough? Will we be happy if we get "free check" license to use the binary blobs? Will we be happy if we can see the code but not
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by 3825 13y ago
Please correct me if I am wrong but you're saying that I should try to identify low hanging fruits, right?
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by 3825 13y ago
We also write Patriot Act not PATRIOT Act.
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by 3825 13y ago
The best thing about 401(k) is the employer-matching. Am I missing something? It is just an investment vehicle, right?
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by 3825 13y ago
Sounds logical that only very popular restaurants would require a CC. Me having to take out my credit card is probably a friction most restaurants want to avoid.

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