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Facebook/Twitter/YouTube/Microsoft to censor hate speech within 24-hours(money.cnn.com)
1 points by Evolved 10y ago|2 comments
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by Evolved 10y ago
What about the people who got old and or sick? With all the people going poor without jobs some might resort to crimes to make a living. You're absolutely right and things specifically like identity theft already work this way. The
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by Evolved 10y ago
To clarify this: flip implies end over end rotation where as roll implies side over side rotation. Therefore, it takes considerable more force to flip a car than it does to roll it.
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by Evolved 10y ago
Times have changed. I think Congress may have seen the error of its ways on this one Either that or Congress realized they can't sweep under the rug how much taxpayer money they could be saving.
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by Evolved 10y ago
I think they'll have some trouble. Those Russian engines they use aren't cheap, aren't getting any more plentiful, the machinery is getting progressively more scarce and the folks who designed/built them are either dead
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by Evolved 10y ago
SpaceX also does it 40% cheaper with over 38% MORE personnel. You'd think the ULA would be able to reduce costs with all these successful launches. I have a sneaking suspicion they increase the cost each time using the rationalization
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by Evolved 10y ago
Given that when the rich get caught they just pay a fine that was a percentage of what they made by doing whatever they got caught for then I don't see this changing. Unfortunately, you're correct on this and it seems that unles
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by Evolved 10y ago
Why do I have to part with 30%-40% of my earned income so that some corrupt politicians can spend them on wars and distribute them to their cronies ? We part with 30-40% of our income because we make enough to pay that but not enough to a
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SpaceX makes breakthrough by landing rocket at sea(mobile.reuters.com)
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by Evolved 11y ago
It seems like with regards to restaurants, this would only mostly apply to fast-food restaurants. Raising the minimum wage doesn't really appear to have an effect on servers given that the majority of their pay is from tips and they ar
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Realistic Kids “Game” Turns Out to Be Real World(cnet.com)
2 points by Evolved 11y ago|1 comments
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How Kaspersky Labs Manipulated Rivals into Deleting Your Harmless Files(techradar.com)
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How Microsoft Tricked It's Users Through Games(thescienceexplorer.com)
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FBI's secret iPhone hacking method is embarrassing to all parties(nypost.com)
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Source: Israeli Firm Cellebrite Hacked San Bernardino iPhone [video](nbcnews.com)
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Meet Apple's “Liam” the iPhone recycling robot(techcrunch.com)
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by Evolved 11y ago
It's Arstechnica's title of the article, verbatim.
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by Evolved 11y ago
You're not wrong. They are killer whales. It's just that they don't (99.9999999999%) kill humans in the wild. They kill sharks and seals all the time which qualifies them as a killer whale.
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by Evolved 11y ago
I apologize in advance for this sounding morbid but I'd allege that the reason there are no recorded cases could be that there are no remains and thus a person that may have been killed by an Orca could still be a missing person case
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FBI/Apple Congressional Hearing Results as of 1 hour ago(engadget.com)
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Apple vs. FBI Congressional Hearing – Live(theguardian.com)
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Apple tells court it would have to create “GovtOS” to comply with ruling(arstechnica.com)
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It’s actually easy to force people to be evil(arstechnica.com)
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Texas cop indicted for searching car of activist filming the police(arstechnica.com)
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Police chief: There’s a “reasonably good chance” not much is on seized iPhone(arstechnica.com)
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by Evolved 11y ago
@everyone: All this hubbub and no guarantee the phone wasn't already wiped and/or doesn't contain any sensitive information because they didn't use that phone for those purposes. @Udik: I could just keep my tax documents
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Apple requested sealed request. FBI made it public(techdirt.com)
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by Evolved 11y ago
Better link that describes the other concerns about GPS that were brought up and describes in more detail how the system works: http://www.defenseone.com/technology/2016/01/army-testing-ro...
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by Evolved 11y ago
I believe what they meant was if someone were using your laptop on your network then you have the right to know what they're doing. Granted, if you're doing banking then I wouldn't expect that I'd have a right to know yo
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by Evolved 11y ago
Hasn't the safe advice been that whatever you do on company resources (except time) can be monitored/investigated by the company? Isn't it generally bad practice to handle personal business on a work phone/work laptop&#x

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