Covzire

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by Covzire 8y ago
I'm afraid that's the only answer, in that you would need some piece of piece of information back from Bob that Alice is able to corroborate somehow. But then how do you deal with forgeries, the information would have to be corro
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Ask HN: How would you prove you sent a payment on someone else's behalf?
2 points by Covzire 8y ago|2 comments
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by Covzire 8y ago
Based on this precedent, we should have seen a lot of half-billion dollar lawsuits over the design of automobiles in the last 30 years.
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by Covzire 8y ago
So why don't we see this kind of behavior in the Automotive industry?
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by Covzire 9y ago
Peter Zeihan had some really interesting things to say about Kim Jung Un that completely expanded how I viewed NK. https://youtu.be/feU7HT0x_qU?t=3928 Edit: The gist of the prevailing theory is that in 1994, days before NK
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by Covzire 9y ago
I whole-heartedly agree. Another incident was Jimmy Kimmel's emotional speech about gun control where they left ads on his diatribe but demonitized anyone that pointed it out. Google is literally in a "holier than thou" pos
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by Covzire 9y ago
I've heard it said that people change their spouses more often than they do their banks.
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by Covzire 9y ago
Anandtech has nothing to gain if they're the only ones with invalid benchmarks. Edit: If the comments on the AT article can be believed, then Toms Hardware's Intel benchmarks didn't include the latest Meltdown/Spectre fi
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by Covzire 9y ago
Same here, Redwall and scones in particular.
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by Covzire 9y ago
Remember Journolist[0]? The views of the major news stations and papers have been heavily aligned in one direction for several decades now. Journolist was hard evidence that they colluded in delivering talking points not just among one br
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by Covzire 9y ago
Right wing media has pointed out the same 'creepy talking point synchronicity' happening in the larger mainstream media for many years. Just like with Cambridge Analytica, certain behavior is only raised by the media as a scandal
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by Covzire 9y ago
Once you go a little deeper with this line of thinking you'll discover that the vast majority of our news media isn't simply enough pushing "here's what happened and here's exactly what you should think of it",
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by Covzire 9y ago
This strikes me as a trolling comment. But if you're serious, and if you can pull the idea that the state owns all manifestations of the application of force out of thin air, then there is no limit to how many of your other human right
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by Covzire 9y ago
The gravity of the second amendment isn't arms per se, it's the right to retain enough personal power to repel a dictator from taking over the government and just as importantly, making it so that even if a dictator succeeds, the
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by Covzire 9y ago
I'm not seeing a problem here, assuming the hardware sold works as intended of course.
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by Covzire 9y ago
My brother got a bristle from a grill lodged in his throat, it took a couple trips to the surgeon to remove and was extremely painful. And I still have a bristle brush, but I always scrape with the straight edge a few times afterwords (ever
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by Covzire 9y ago
I find the idea that you shouldn't point out hypocrisy because it might trigger divisiveness, divisive. It stinks of a desire to shut down debate because it's not going the way you want.
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House Rejects Bill to Give Patients a ‘Right to Try’ Experimental Drugs(nytimes.com)
2 points by Covzire 9y ago|0 comments
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by Covzire 9y ago
I didn't know much about Henry Ford when I read that book so I was a little amused at first that he would be a central background character of a futuristic novel. About halfway through I read parts of his biography and things clicked.
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by Covzire 9y ago
The paranoid in me thinks that the low-privileged user account isn't as benign as some may think. If someone hard-coded a password on purpose they might have done so knowing of a vulnerability to escalate privileges. Then if it gets d
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by Covzire 9y ago
"there were unsourced media reports that said Mr. Trump wanted to put him on the Supreme Court. But now even photo ops are rare." This is where I stopped reading. This article is poorly disguised political hackery. It takes very
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by Covzire 9y ago
The biggest draw with Self-Employment in my opinion is setting your own hours and working at your own pace.
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by Covzire 9y ago
How long did it take to get your first client and do you have any advice for someone who would want to become a security consultant without having a large network of business contacts?
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by Covzire 9y ago
Have you ever noticed that that phrase "I may not agree with you, but I'll defend your right to say it to the death!" (heard it a lot after the 2003 Iraq Invasion) is almost universally applied from Right to Left and almost n
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by Covzire 9y ago
It seems to me that pyramid schemes like this are orthogonal to many other types of schemes, particularly in politics and entertainment, where the buy is sometimes primarily time but the end result is the same, a waste of resources which wa
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by Covzire 9y ago
That seems a bit ridiculous. Being paid UBJ to clean highways, with incentives to be on time and not miss days would vastly improve one's health and build effective job and time management skills, something that playing video games al
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by Covzire 9y ago
Good, now maybe my month old support ticket will get a response soon for a bit of money they have stuck "pending" in their system.
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by Covzire 12y ago
I wouldn't classify his belief in God as a "crazy idea" in the purest sense of those words. Scientifically, a God powerful enough to create this universe could easily and rationally be powerful enough to make certain demand