GoodIntentions

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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
>> The key consideration for such searches is securing weapons and preventing the suspect from destroying evidence. The weapon concern obviously doesn't exist with cell phones, but the destruction of evidence concern certainly do
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
Their blog says the offender is someplace in "Eastern Europe". I think that C&D would end up being a 300 dollar piece of toilet paper. Like many other folks are saying, I think a DMCA filing citing infringement against their
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
Pretty sure almonds are nearly the same amount of protein per ounce as tuna..
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
>>Hmm, sounds like they were promising more of the same. >>If your suggestion is voting for an independent, is there a realistic scenario where an independent candidate could get elected in the United States? Do you feel disenfr
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
Look them straight in the eye and say "prison"
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
If there was a browser plugin that would surf some random innocuous crap in the background for me, with an eye to messing up the data scrape, I'd install it. ( Fly fishing? sure. Country Line dancing? OK. Fancy goldfish? sign me
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
I was surprised to see Canada green on that map. We have a great privacy commissioner ( http://www.priv.gc.ca/index_e.asp ) but the office holds no power so far as I can see, and the Canadian government has a pretty solid t
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
haha, yeah. Edit the comment to tag the time, forget the the timezone... EDT ( views are 6785 as of 21:42 7Aug2013, fwiw )
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
OT, but that Cotton Crop Blues link is at 6575 views as of now. (19:25 6Aug2013 ) Very curious to see what an HN link does to it.
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
>>People got hang at Nuremberg for less I would say. No. There were people at Nuremberg who richly deserved hanging and didn't get it. The allies went easy on their best new buddy in the impending cold-war. ( Edit to say what m
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
I agree that it is nothing any CEO would act on of itself but.. I suspect the point was to put enough personal context into the complaint to provoke sympathy, provoke noise, get it widely read and even hopefully get it across the CEO's
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
Depends how you answered the questions and what type of border services agent you got. A former employer of mine had U.S. based employees that were subject experts / trainers on proprietary systems - Written internally, used internally
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
By the same logic, I suppose you could walk into a bank vault, take all the money home, but not really consider it theft until you spend it. Complete BS.
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
Good point. Dinna think about BC
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
I think ( but don't know for certain ) that they can be reversed until the receiving bank disperses the funds. I imagine if you're dealing with enough zeros, all bets are off though. I'd be interested in a "for sure&quot
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
>>But Nexus 4 is not an iPhone. You might appreciate this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL7yD-0pqZg NSFW ( or as NSFW as foul mouthed teddy bears can be )
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
If someone had stolen ID _and_ checkbook, it might not have been the person you thought you were dealing with. I don't know if you looked into the winery / called it or whatever, but I'd have wanted some way to establish with
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
Three things jump out at me in that post: 1. Using any online 'appraisal service' or what have you as a pricing guideline is not something you can depend on. There have been numerous tools like this and sometimes their results are
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
was about to post the same. Request policy + noscript ftw
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
I don't doubt they version things like this, but I do doubt the watermark is easily found. A bit here, a bit there and you can bury a lot of info in a graphic with no one the wiser.
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
>>Postage on a post card is currently 33 cents. why put a stamp on if you don't care about where it goes? better yet, put a 1 cent stamp on and make sure it gets extra handling for postage due.
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
If they truly did interfere with free transit of the head of any state over this, I am surprised. Shoot downs are not unheard of tho. Your comment made me recall when the Russians took down KAL 007 in the 80s. http://en.wikipe
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
You might have read this already. mebbe not. "wall Street and the Rise of Hitler" http://www.amazon.com/books/dp/0945001533 You can probably find it as a pdf someplace too, as it is a pretty old book. R
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
From your comments you seem to actually be interested, so let me tell you about it from my neo-luddite POV. I love games ( I actually _pay_ for games I like ). I also run with my browser fairly locked down. If you've made a game like
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
This post reminded me of an antarctica blog I stumbled on years ago: http://www.bigdeadplace.com/welcome-to-the-program/ The Q & A bit here ("what are things you wish you brought?") seems to list a fair a
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
>>You have to trust that a hot wheels toy car won't have a secret hidden camera transmitting back to the government http://www.xbox.com/en-US/Kinect/PrivacyandOnlineSafety Weren't these the guys si
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
+1 insightful. The people doing this aren't worried about personal sacrifice, or they wouldn't be doing it. I think perhaps what they are worried about is their efforts being in vain.
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
curious. Do you notice decreased battery life if you do this? I would think you would chew through battery like a mofo if you block carrier, but leave the phone on. It's gonna try hard to hit a tower non-stop, I expect.
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
It's passed already? thirty hours of Warcraft a week after working to pay your share of taxes is the new bread and circuses.
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
Well, yeah. What else would be reasonable, progressive state do? Exactly what the US wants. I think the UK and Canada have spoiled the USA to the point where a foreign entity acting as tho they had sovereignty offends and confuses.

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