Cuuugi

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   by Cuuugi 10y ago

   I remember as a child, my family went to a chinese restaurant. While there the waitress was really on top of filling my glass of water. I thought it would be rude to not drink it. I threw up on the way home. Don't be like 6 year old m
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   by Cuuugi 10y ago

   They are absolutely self serving. There's many stories of the CIA (self funding) via drug trade. My thoughts are that they are only necessary in the sense that without them, other countries would take advantage of your lack of intell
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   by Cuuugi 10y ago

   Semi-Relevant, but they aren't supposed to kill American citizens either. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anwar_al-Awlaki
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   by Cuuugi 10y ago

   Unfortunately Intelligence services are a necessary evil imo.
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   by Cuuugi 10y ago

   I just appreciate that i learned something from someone named Poindexter.
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   by Cuuugi 10y ago

   I'm from the area. Golfing is annoying here, i've had to "assert dominance" to get my ball back more than once.
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   by Cuuugi 10y ago

   I find it hard to respect an article that links to it's own previous work 4 times more than anything else. In the spirit of fairness, i think people should understand this is just as "propagandistic" as anything attacking Elo
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   Redux-devtools-extension v2.8.0: changes in the Graph Monitor(github.com)

   69 points by Cuuugi 10y ago|13 comments
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   Unique startup working culture: remote but living in one city(medium.com)

   8 points by Cuuugi 10y ago|0 comments
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    Oh, Yeah! To add on to my point, Blackberry released their private keys to the RCMP, so all BBM traffic could be decrypted. They didn't release the BES keys though because feature? http://www.cbc.ca/news/technolog
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    IIRC their big money maker is the Blackberry Enterprise Server, or BES. I'm not up to date on the feature's so don't quote me on it. It used to partition my phone so i had a Work/Personal work space (so that work could
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    I've got a Priv, and i am happy with it. Being a resident of SW Ontario, i knew this was coming for years. It's still sad though.
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    I'm going to go out on a limb (speak out of my butt) and say there are probably more female managers/executives than there are homosexual managers/executives.
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    I think it's hard to say that it was a "standard" toxic relationship, when she slept with people to further her product/career. That's not really an option for men. That's how sexism also works.
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    I'm not really blaming anyone (or intending to). All i am saying is that there should be a logical disconnect between someone calling someone an asshole on a forum, and someone Doxxing a 14 year old girl because she made the mistake o
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    I think it's hard to say that Trolls are ruining the internet. They have been a part of the internet since the first BBS. Sensitivity to them is what's causing this current push back (and emboldening them). I'm not defendin
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    In the past, i would agree. There seems to be a push into by the military industrial complex into "Cyber Warfare", so i think Cisco is angling for some Government contracts.
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    Just admit you hate Trump. It makes these rambling thesis' based on NO EVIDENCE easier to defend.
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    There's a common conspiracy theory amoung Turk's that Gulen (quite an interesting character) was the one that orchestrated the coup. He's in self exile in the US. Definitely worth looking into. https://en.wikipedi
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    Also speaking as a Canadian, i am ok with it. We have multiple political views in this country, you don't speak for all of us.
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    I've never understood why military computer people need to wear camouflage. You are in an office. I see you.
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    Data collection is my guess.
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    How does this differ from Ticket Scalpers? (that noone seems to care about legislating against) Edit: I am an idiot
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    I agree with Gabe Newell's stance on piracy. "We think there is a fundamental misconception about piracy. Piracy is almost always a service problem and not a pricing problem," he said. "If a pirate offers a product anywh
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    I wonder if he saw it coming.
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    Crave TV has great content, but they have been very frustrating for me technically. Random drops in the stream, session cookies getting corrupted (they only recently allow password changes from their site).
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    by Cuuugi 10y ago

    You don't know the judges experience, or life, which makes your point impossible to prove. Why are you being so combative?
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    by Cuuugi 11y ago

    I hope so. It has worldwide implications. There would be negative impacts for their business(es) globally if they nerf encryption.
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    by Cuuugi 11y ago

    The TOS shouldn't apply if you apply a separate license. Can you please point out their reference?
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    by Cuuugi 11y ago

    I mean, I don't know when they released windows 10 VM's, that might be new.