Covzire

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by Covzire 8y ago
Captcha's are very overused. I cancelled my PlayStation Vue service because the website kept bugging me with the worst of the worst Google captchas every couple days or so (not using Tor). Unreal that anyone thinks those are a good
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by Covzire 8y ago
Want convince 99% of America that Climate Change needs immediate action? Address the following points (without vitriol, deception or animosity): I'm not saying all these are ironclad facts, but this is what you're up against: Ala
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by Covzire 8y ago
Some precincts will hand you a ballot by only providing a name of a registered voter, no proof required. How do you audit something like this to even know something went wrong?
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by Covzire 8y ago
Then we should be trying to help homeless people get valid IDs, their quality of life depends on it at least as much as voting, likely far more.
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by Covzire 8y ago
I've never seen a requirement that specifically listed "must have utility bill". There are usually a list of valid documents, and in someone's worst case, if they're disabled, they're going to be collecting di
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by Covzire 8y ago
Anyone can get an ID card, no drivers license required.
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by Covzire 8y ago
I don't buy this argument at all. Maybe 75 years ago, but today, without an ID your quality of life is going to be extremely low. Plus, the number of people who are might be affected is most likely dwarfed by the number of fraudulent
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by Covzire 8y ago
After their apparent pivot to becoming an MMO company, I don't expect many more good games out of Bethesda anyway.
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by Covzire 8y ago
Does ZFS gaining steam on Linux in recent years have anything to do with the state of btrfs?
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by Covzire 8y ago
As someone else pointed out, what if they go after your DNS registrar? Your SSL certificate provider? Where will it end? De platforming people who spew vile (but legal) speech isn't good for society and it's contrary to the spi
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by Covzire 8y ago
Did you read any headlines in the last couple days?
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by Covzire 8y ago
Censorship of legal speech isn't the answer, ever. I can't wait for SV to find it's compass again and return to the love of free speech. That said, I do think we need a solution to have our open platforms where people can av
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by Covzire 8y ago
I'm not here to defend Jones, but I'd rather live in a world where people decide to avoid objectionable sources on their own, instead of some big brother or sister making that decision for me. I see the world of information like a
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by Covzire 8y ago
There really is no alternative to the current crop of tech giants. They literally have a monopoly on social media and are all extremely left-leaning, and increasingly hostile to any legal dissent. There are three scenarios I see playing ou
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by Covzire 8y ago
We should obviously let the current President or House Majority leader decide. Nothing bad could happen.
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by Covzire 8y ago
The title seems like it's got a typo and WPA2 should be in there along with WPA: "New attack on WPA/WPA using PMKID". Why say WPA/WPA instead of just WPA? Unless they meant WPA/WPA2.
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by Covzire 8y ago
Not the GP, but how would you define "unethical agenda" in the reporting context?
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by Covzire 8y ago
For the average consumer / prosumer, The best I've found are Asus routers. I have a 3-4 year old Asus that still gets regular security updates. If you want to go deeper, get any cheap NUC or system with 2 NICs, install OpenBSD an
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by Covzire 8y ago
IME, most large organizations are extremely bad at preventing their employees from allowing strangers into their buildings.
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by Covzire 8y ago
"Didn't my receptionist tell you not to eat and drink only water for 24 hours?"
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by Covzire 8y ago
I Think Orwell's point about socialism was far more pointed then that. Orwell in his travels, written partly about in "The road to Wigan Pier" partly illustrated the recurring theme we see in society where people (who will in
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by Covzire 8y ago
Mind giving a condensed explanation of the diet?
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by Covzire 8y ago
Seperating kids in cages and wrapping them in foil was an Obama era photo that the NYT "mistook" for a current one.
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by Covzire 8y ago
By making their own brands do you mean for instance how the exact same USB lithium ion battery pack can be listed under 10 different brand names?
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by Covzire 8y ago
Then why was the photo that sparked the latest outrage reported as being recent, when it was taken during the previous administration? And what do you do with children at the border when they're not accompanied by a parent or even a re
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by Covzire 8y ago
In a week or so there will be something else for the MSM to outrage everyone about, using yet another extremely one-sided angle about some other policy that started long before Nov 2016. I simply cannot watch/read mainstream news anymo
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by Covzire 8y ago
I have a hard time believing this is anything new. "Another complicating factor is that taking action against an adversary often requires surreptitiously operating in the networks of an ally, like Germany — a problem that often gave th
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by Covzire 8y ago
The rich will just go elsewhere, so you might end up doubling their education cost (if new institutions need to be created) but their placement in society will still be the same. Current Ivy league's would fall in stature and we'
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by Covzire 8y ago
Are we absolutely sure it's the internet that has changed? I think more than anything, we have changed the most in the sense that our modern minds are encountering many times the number of ideas that previous generations did.
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by Covzire 8y ago
You'll have better luck herding cats.

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