EastOfTruth

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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
you could do a data request (using Freedom of Information Act)... Some police/sheriff harassed me in my own backyard in an helicopter... I probably should request some data on that.
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Thousands of deaths caused by police have been misclassified since 1980(npr.org)
93 points by EastOfTruth 5y ago|18 comments
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
28T or 150T ... either way it is really bad....
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
There is usually at least 1000 people shot by police each year (edit: in the US)... and that don't include chockings and other murder methods: https://github.com/washingtonpost/data-police-shootings
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
The main problem is that cops that act recklessly usually have no consequences except in some rare cases when the story becomes viral...
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
no but I can't do that with Tesla software either .... I can with comma.ai though....
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
eventually, you won't have to buy a car... there will be self-driving cars everywhere waiting for you to hop on.
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
Tesla is getting some real competition
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
That should be the default?
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Macy Wants to Block Amazon Ads from a Giant Billboard Next to Its Flagship Store(npr.org)
2 points by EastOfTruth 5y ago|0 comments
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
I never heard that Apple invented switching power supplies... how common is that train of thought? I've been using them since way before this article was written
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
> And IMO, it's a positive change although it does sound a little weird. It's a negative change that I didn't know about and yes, it is weird/wrong.
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
Even if ~70% of the Internet think that FB is the Internet?
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
Sometimes, I'm wondering if he is putting down fuel cells only because he is heavily invested in conventional batteries
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
I wonder why he is also anti fuel-cell? And pro-transmission on electric cars (luckily that didn't pan out)....
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
I've also been vaccinated twice and think that this is a slippery slope we have been going down for quite a while.
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
Monopolies like Youtube should be prevented from censoring content.
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
isn't FB in USA available to FB in Australia? or are we already more divided then I thought... soon we will need to rename the Internet to the Intranet if that is the case
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
They claim that for increased job security... What they don't understand is that they could get a more productive job somewhere else... If they would defund the DEA now, how far could they push back the shutdown?
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
I used Mosquitto years ago for a few years and never had any issues with it...
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
My guess would be not cheaper then a conventional wood-framed house of the same size even if the 3D printer can probably be built for only a few thousands
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
Just when you thought that an hyper sensitive microphone that can hear everything in your house wasn't enough.
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
They won't become illegal. They already started to censor them heavily, and it will get a lot worst.
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
It is called common-law in some places
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
unmarried as in not living with someone else?
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
I think that the problem is temporary because I tried many other NSA URLs and they all 404s Also,the reference [1] is also the same URL as references 6, 9, 10, 13, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21
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Selecting and Hardening Remote Access VPN Solutions [pdf](media.defense.gov)
132 points by EastOfTruth 5y ago|39 comments
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by EastOfTruth 5y ago
Title was modified for upvotes... dang current title: A museum pays $84,000 for blank canvases, the art named 'Take the Money and Run' article title: A museum says they gave an artist $84,000 in cash to use in artwork. He delivere