Felony_Fred

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by Felony_Fred 6y ago
> a closed latte shop is not a good reason for depression. I agree but that's not what I was referring to -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Depression
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by Felony_Fred 6y ago
Maybe we will have to come to accept that a ( big ) bunch of very old people will die a few years earlier than expected so that the rest of us can avoid a greater depression ? That being said, once we refrain from locking down everything an
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by Felony_Fred 6y ago
My understanding is that the parent comment isn't trying to pose as a 'news article' and therefore is not implicitly accepting to adhere to vanishing standards of integrity and delivery of the information. A HN user / co
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by Felony_Fred 6y ago
> By this, I knew that the WELL had a new resident and that his corporeal analog was supposedly called Acid Phreak. Typing !finger optik yielded results of similar insufficiency, including the claim that someone, somewhere in the real w
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by Felony_Fred 6y ago
> Persistent offending occurs in the context of the desire for fast money (p. 179), alienation (p. 182), rejection and defiance of authority (p. 183), and the view of the criminal justice system (p. 184) and society/the world more
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by Felony_Fred 6y ago
> The Safe-Inet service was shut down and its infrastructure seized in Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, France and the United States. The servers were taken down, and a splash page prepared by Europol was put up online after the do
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by Felony_Fred 6y ago
> the people who do not comply are basically the same people who were problems in the Before Times: belligerent, mentally ill, or both. Or maybe they're one of 12,943 medical and public health scientists who signed the Great Barring
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by Felony_Fred 6y ago
Turns out there seems to be some leeway for the actors within the justice system as it exists now ; https://www.ted.com/talks/adam_foss_a_prosecutor_s_vision_fo... If people with the power to, start making more use of