MaupitiBlue

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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
Criminally / infractionally maybe depending on jurisdiction. But on the civil side, I don’t know of a jurisdiction that requires no duty of care. For example, if you rear-end someone in a lot, you’re probably going to be liable.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
Right. Just like the FAA.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
Snapchat - It’s a camera app, and it just makes sense to have the functionality in FB. Sorry, don’t care. AppNexus - An ad manager? Not sorry, don’t care. VEVO - Big Music. Not sorry, don’t care. I’m keeping an open mind about wether Goog
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
Sam Graves is a commercially rated pilot.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
You are correct, however until Apple relaxes the rule that “[a]pps that browse the web must use the iOS WebKit framework and WebKit Javascript”, they should be held to a higher standard.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
Shame on the prosecutors. Burglary requires intent. By all appearances, these guys thought they had permission.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
Why do you need to trust Amazon? Just look at the reviews. Most AmazonBasics stuff has thousands of 4+ star reviews. It’s clearly distinguishable from the products with 15 questionable reviews.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
1. There’s a good chance they have information relevant to the spying. 2. To get leverage on the spy. 3. To send a message to other spies and spouses. Those are three common-sense reasons I can think of. I’m sure there are a dozen other
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
Dumbest move ever by Facebook to preanounce and give governments time to complain. They should have moved fast and dealt with the consequences later. They had a reasonable chance of being the dominant cryptocurrency, and instead they get t
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
I am.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
Handy! Why not Bluetooth?
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
SuperMicro didn’t sue Bloomberg. That should be a huge clue about the accuracy of the original article.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
In the US we read an Australian torts case involving ships burning in a harbor.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
No it’s not. I was born at Hickville Memorial, and neither I, nor any I know would do anything but chuckle if we heard the term. Most rural people aren’t so easily triggered.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
What Would Soltan Gris Do? Has any Scientologist tried to reconcile the fact that everything about the world’s greatest dekology, Mission Earth, strongly suggests Dianetics / Scientology is a hoax?
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
Makes sense. Why would anyone choose to be inpatient at Hickville Memorial Hospital when they could drive 45 minutes to go to State U Medical Center? These communities need smaller facilities with fewer beds, not mid 20th century style hos
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
Why is Anthony Levandowski looking at prison time and John Carmack laughing it up with Joe Rogan?
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
Sometimes boundaries need a little tighter than they should be for adults because sometimes people can’t handle the responsibility of behaving like an adult, and the employer has to clean up the mess. See, e.g. Google’s ban on political dis
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
There are many. Fellow officers can be a check. The police internal affairs are a check. In most cities there is a police board that acts as a check. The local DA can be a check. The US Attorney for the state can be a check. The defense att
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
I remember being 14.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
In what jurisdiction is a subpoena not a legal obligation?
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
Because if you remember the promise of the 615 in ‘93, and what could have been, it just seems sad.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
I always chuckled at the joke: Who makes more money off of the sale of each Android device, Google or Microsoft?
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
The times and post are nothing compared to the number of trackers on the McClatchy papers.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
The only time it doesn’t default to the fastest possible shipping is when there is the option to ship items separately, or to combine the shipments with a delay. I think it will default to the delay in that situation. My guess is that oc
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
I don’t get it. I had about 150 purchases last year. Toothbrushes, Apple Watch bands, hard drives, diapers, truffles, pasta, foot massagers, hats, books, etc. I had 1 bad purchase. I bought a used Roomba 980 sold by Amazon. There was a u
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
I had about 150 orders last year and never saw this happen.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
There are services designed to figure things out before the general public. Because companies tend not to keep good news secret, what’s left to figure out is typically bad news.
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
You realize that MS lets you download an app which puts an installer for a clean Windows install on a usb stick?
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by MaupitiBlue 7y ago
It’s a humor column. Lighten up.

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