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13y ago
congrats Xan and the rest of the team!
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This is hilarious to me because I sold three things today on Amazon and thought on the drive back from UPS, this should be getting more press how easy this is. I sold a laptop though which is the only item I'm worried about being retur
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13y ago
I'm having a blast with this. Thanks for the pass.
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13y ago
and if Mummify goes down... Would it be a better option if the "permanents" were shared across p2p/bittorrent and every unique item had at least 10 shares distributed across the globe, maybe a max of 20. When one share host g
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13y ago
This has serious implications for our entire legal system. http://www.pogo.org/blog/2013/09/the-supreme-court-has-a-ser...
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13y ago
not convinced after reading article. definitely not convinced after looking at jimstonefreelance.com
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trying it out, first thing I notice is that when I want to add something that isn't already built in it tells me "that source is already in the collection" when it clearly isn't
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13y ago
I think not every article. Probably a good idea around release though...
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13y ago
TIL Hacker News is Reddit
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I had the golden n64 controller that came with the gold Ocarina of Time cartridge. That was probably the last time I felt special because of a paint job. This is just people wanting to show they have the new and not the old like others have
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13y ago
I believe your game went "extinct" not "instinct"
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that could just as well be a portion of the text describing an alternative the NSA COULD be taking and hasn't. That alternative providing no 4th amendment problem.
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13y ago
I can't in good conscience not mention how bad of an experience I've had the three times I've tried VistaPrint. The good news is they will always reprint when you point out the problem but I have sent things back 2-3 times.
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13y ago
I emailed support a question and never received a reply back. Using Geary, once deleted/archived, emails almost always come back. Sometimes, they come back after several attempts.
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13y ago
Congrats on getting some good press, Joanna and Jake. He never mentioned you guys came out of YC - we'll be following you up then soon I hope. Matt, CommentLaw
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13y ago
If I'm a prospective student for this university (I'm not), I'm thinking I'm going to regret being videotaped in all of my classes several years down the line.
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13y ago
I'm having deja vu, do you post this in every NLP-related topic? (posting before I commentstalk you to confirm, this is just as much to test my memory as anything else) edit: maybe not...damn, I swear I've seen this exact phrase i
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13y ago
http://ia600900.us.archive.org/21/items/gov.uscourts.mdd.246...
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13y ago
Reading this is super interesting...ever heard of a Consent to Assume Online Identity Form?
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13y ago
Constitutional challenges come in two forms: "on their face" and "as applied" The people who argue this is constitutional have really only addressed the "on it's face"/prima facie sort of constitution
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13y ago
Jurisdiction works on the defendant, not the plaintiff/prosecution (or rather, it's waived for them since they chose to initiate the action). So yes, if the NSA and CIA already have proof that Lavabit serves some minimum amount of
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13y ago
Related but I just checked the USPTO, and the trademark for "State Secrets" is available.
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13y ago
Patent cases are civil, you can absolutely choose where you want to go, correct. I can't imagine the same is true for which jurisdiction the government uses in handing down a NSL...as I type this I wonder if it came out of Maryland th
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13y ago
Why is Lavabit, based out of Texas, appealing in the Fourth Circuit (Maryland, West VA, Virginia, North and South Carolina)?
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13y ago
What is a quark?
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13y ago
I'm pretty sure this was discovered back in December
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13y ago
If you are the author: ctrl + F for "I put up a serious of large whiteboards"
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13y ago
Coursera is the only one of these bigger MOOC sites (edX, Udacity, even Udemy) I have yet to try a course from but that is going to change soon because they are offering Constitutional Law with Akhil Reed Amar from Yale and even though I al
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13y ago
That's not a conversation that I think can be concisely argued, nor is it the point of the article.
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13y ago
"Never X..but don't rule out X"? Seems like "Don't be quick to..." or something similar would be better.
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