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Police Boss Unloads on Smollett Over Alleged Race Hoax(foxnews.com)
3 points by Cyclone_ 8y ago|1 comments
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Perhaps because it's a citizen who was able to afford the expensive car by profiting off of something illegal?
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
I'm not terribly concerned with this particular seizure from the drug dealer the case is about, but glad it sets a precedent for other cases where police may try and abuse power to pick on citizens.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
17% believe it's moral..but what were the options, e.g. was it something like moral vs. Immoral or was not sure an option? People might have very different impressions of what constitutes ad-targeting, e.g. technically going to a bikes
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
At the very least this story should have Google's attention by now
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
What if a data breach happens due to an 0 day exploit with a 3rd party library? Do people from the company where the data breach happened still go to jail then?
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
This will have a big impact on how much data they will have for advertisers, I'm glad i sold off all my stock in them since I can see other governments wanting to enact similar laws.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
You can give cash tips instead.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Important to keep in mind that security is always balanced with convenience. Individuals need to just judge how much "risk" they want
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
In both cases they went from being run by a CEO who had experience as an engineer to someone with more of a business background
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Seems like it would be pretty difficult to define a vision for such a large company with so many diverse products. Still I'd be interested to know what employees there think.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
I think Tesla may start to face issues when the other automakers start coming out with electric cars within the next few years. I sold off all my stock in Tesla, although I think they may still be a good short term bet. The supercharger net
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Very true, I think that even if Fb and G were to start charging it wouldn't work since people are so used to them being free
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
I've been a little skeptical at how overwhelmingly positive some of the reviews on glassdoor seem. There's ones that turn the cons into positives and seem like they were written by fake accounts. All jobs have at least some bad th
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Kind of makes me wonder if they paid to be there since 1. Whatsapp is competition for google 2. Doesn't seem what people would be wanting to find when they search for web.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
People's perception isn't necessarily an indicator of how well things are going..
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Firing by email is just not a professional way to do things. Imagine if someone resigned by email.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
The "fuck bikers" depends a lot on what city you're in. In some places cars go out of their way to make room for cyclists. At times in Boulder I've thought that at times cars can be too polite towards cyclists.
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
What sort of road is it? Does it have a shoulder? Believe it or not in Boulder one of the most popular strava segments is on a highway
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Seriously? Perhaps a 3rd party one other than a stranger on the internet? Not sure what to say if you can't stand having your views challenged in life...
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Can you provide a link to some evidence of how it "devastated the local economy"?
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
What other stuff around Scott Adams, and what's the relevance to this?
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
"If you’re the typical, low-status, open-plan programmer, forced to interview for his own job every morning in “Daily Scrum”, then all the bad things that unions can bring have already happened at your job" Seems like a rather cyn
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Would be curious to know how much revenue for the company the top earner generated
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Excited to see CBD since it's been shown to be great for treating pain
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
I laughed out loud when I read this..kind of bad I know
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
"The fact is, if we accept Marriott’s statement that the breach began in 2014, the system would already have been operating securely for five years. It is difficult to imagine how an architectural or platform vulnerability would not ha
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
I really don't see why not choosing to archive their data for privacy reasons is that big of a deal. I personally find it much better than having everything stay forever. I've always found the notion that everything must be shared
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Yeah it's onprem
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by Cyclone_ 8y ago
Yeah running it on premise should be faster.

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