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by 67726e 12y ago
You're using your anecdotal experience to say that an entire profession of people who undergo many years of training don't understand the scope of the issue but that you do. That's why I downvoted you.
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by 67726e 12y ago
Having nude photos of oneself on a device that is easily stolen in an easily accessible, unprotected manner sounds pretty stupid to me.
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by 67726e 12y ago
Clearly it is a public service. Doesn't everyone cross-reference their dates with these kinds of sites? I obviously wouldn't want to wind up with someone stupid enough to get their nude pics AND contact information on the internet
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by 67726e 12y ago
Possibly, though there is an alleged victim, Shelby Conklin, of the pinkmeth site involved in the case. It isn't clear if she found the lawyer or if the lawyer found her though.
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by 67726e 12y ago
I can only speak for my state (South Carolina) but that is absolutely true, but rarely enforced. I've had several accidents and near misses pulling out of my driveway and bumping into people biking down the sidewalk. They were always a
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by 67726e 12y ago
Yes and no. I've used the forums a bit having asked and answered questions. Most of my hobby was in modifying the games and hardware, eventually dabbling in homebrew development. My name there is the same as it is here, but I haven&#x2
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by 67726e 12y ago
I can't speak for the GameBoy system, but I've spent years hacking on the NES. The way the color system breaks down is you have a palette of 4 colors. From there you can load 4 "background" palettes along with 4 "sp
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by 67726e 12y ago
"Hold on, let me scan your crotch with my smartphone" is about as likely to happen as "Hold on, please sign this form giving consent" for two people about to fuck. Let's be realistic here. This also ignores the obvi
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by 67726e 12y ago
Artifact or not, it's still something one must maintain. Not checking for errors is not a bug, it is you choosing to not support a fringe group of users because it is worth your time and effort. You can call it whatever you like, but t
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by 67726e 12y ago
Yes, a good programmer writes a robust application, but ignoring the specifics of this case is being entirely disingenuous. If I write an app to use the Play API and only distribute it via the Play Store then there is no good reason for me
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by 67726e 12y ago
Except you do not own it, you rent it. Most folks who sell domains just pick one up for a few bucks and try to charge a ridiculous fee to transfer it. You are taking a publicly available address and extorting someone who actually intends to
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by 67726e 12y ago
I obviously do not know how these LECs are setup legally speaking, but it is possible to own and operate fully automatic weapons legally as a civilian or business. You can get a tax stamp from the ATF for a few hundred dollars. As an exampl
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by 67726e 12y ago
In that case, my apologies, this is the edge-case of a domain-transfer of a domain that was truly being used. The way I had read things, it sounded as though you parked a two-letter domain on a sketchy web-cam site. And regarding the public
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by 67726e 12y ago
The exact same concept as holding onto a parking spot and waiting for someone to come along and pay for it. Despicable. I read most everything jacquesm writes and enjoy it, but how can you justify rent-seeking on a public resource?
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by 67726e 12y ago
You are only more likely to be bit if you are playing in a match against him. I expect the odds of anyone reading this comment to be a professional soccer player to be very close to 0. So no, you really aren't more likely to be bit by
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by 67726e 12y ago
I left that piece out because I just assumed it would be sufficiently obvious. That was my bad.
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by 67726e 12y ago
"The 'opt out' if you don't want to, in combination with a high change of poor black males being the guinea pig... Not so much." My understanding is that they only use this procedure if your chances of otherwise sur
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by 67726e 12y ago
From a strategic perspective, I think paying off one of the ISPs in this case strengthens their case by showing that the problem is a shakedown for money. If they didn't pay up and the issue was never fixed then the ISPs could attempt
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by 67726e 12y ago
Do you have anything better to do than nit-pick my comment with your fucking autistic response? Take the comment for the information it provides and run with it.
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by 67726e 12y ago
On the human side of things, I recall reading in a history of the code talkers how several of them were unable to get a job for their skillset of operating and working on radios directly as a result of the classified nature of their work. W
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Charities, Direct Marketing and Your Privacy(jacquesmattheij.com)
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by 67726e 12y ago
I've got a few questions: 1. What level are you looking for in a developer (Mid/Senior)? 2. I see you have things segregated out as JS, Android, Ruby and so forth. How much cross-interaction is there between the roles? For instanc
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by 67726e 12y ago
As a primarily Java programmer, those folks need to be drawn and quartered.
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by 67726e 12y ago
His signal/noise ratio is pretty terrible. The "showdead" is off by default and that is a good thing. I'd rather miss out on a good point every once in a while than see more chaff, especially ranty, incoherent, and often
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by 67726e 12y ago
The grandparent post is sounding like the Russians are stopping immediate collaboration as a result of the Ukrainian conflict. That is not the case, and it is not clear if the ISS issue is even related to the situation at hand.
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by 67726e 12y ago
This is only Russia refusing to sell rocket engines to the US Government for use in launching military rockets into space. This has nothing to do with the scientific collaboration.
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by 67726e 12y ago
I think it varies from state to state, but I know in the state of South Carolina one is considered an adult at 17 in court for some reason. I think the prosecutor can also choose to charge you as an adult if the crime is serious enough.
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by 67726e 12y ago
I definitely agree with this. I dropped out of college and went full-time at the place I had been working and was making something like $12/hour (I think it was bumped up to $16) then turned into a salary. I didn't really question
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by 67726e 12y ago
Wouldn't "Involuntary euthanasia" just be murder?
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by 67726e 12y ago
I suppose that would depend on how the recruiters operate. I'd imagine that at Google's size, they probably have recruiters just feeding people into the pipeline. I tend to assume people aren't just doing a shitty job, in thi

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