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Did anybody else notice this? "There’s no cost to the law enforcement agency to use LEEDIR if the emergency affects more than 5,000 people or covers five square miles and at least two public safety agencies respond." "this we
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LA Sheriffs launch a surveillance app that uses your photos and videos
(boingboing.net)
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12y ago
Don't know why my benign comment deserved a down vote. Just thought I'd say something positive.
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13y ago
"My weapon of choice is Python." Cool way to put it.
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13y ago
"Now, I love my wife deeply. And she is no fool. On the contrary, she is a graduate student." No offense, to you or your wife, but this statement is hilarious for several reasons!
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13y ago
This is actually bigger news than most people realize. The powers that be are trying to establish a precedent to preemptively control content transmission by still-to-come technologies in the future. Aside from that, I love it when a simple
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13y ago
I hate seeing Yoda on their page. It's like seeing your ex with her new boyfriend.
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13y ago
My response is about your comment and not the topic. I am going to use your response as a template to use for the rest of my life. It's perfect. Thank you in advance for the time and trouble you have saved me.
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13y ago
Thank you for taking the time to write this. Many of us are thinking it, but are too exasperated to respond. Hopefully, this will change soon.
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13y ago
The NSA's morale is low because shit rolls downhill. The pressure is increased while blame flows down The Hill through every office and cubicle. New procedures are set in place so that supervisors can tell their supervisors what steps
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13y ago
Whenever I read something like this, I struggle to formulate a response that I hope will add value to the discussion. I get so disgusted considering the many facets of the issue that, after wasting too much time, I close the page and move o
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13y ago
Perfect.
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13y ago
I can't stop laughing. That was so weird and funny that I almost forgot what I was doing here on HN.
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13y ago
Good job on the site. I'm not sure if this information is motivational or debilitating. :)
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13y ago
Direct link: http://runnable.com/
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13y ago
Well said.
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13y ago
Good job! Very easy to navigate with lots of useful items. Thank you.
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13y ago
Great post! Did anybody else have quirks in their vision after reading this? I went from reading this: http://article.olduse.net/771@mit-eddie.UUCP to this: https://37signals.com/svn/posts/3633-on-
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13y ago
This is an unusual and insightful post for HN. Thank you for it. "The power of regret," what a powerful force. It's not often that we are able to use it in such a tangible way. The filmmaker's attempt to make amends may
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13y ago
I'm glad you posted this. It's a much needed reminder. Your artwork is excellent and I love the sentiment. I signed up and look forward to seeing more from you. Keep up the good work! BTW, thanks for the free posters!
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13y ago
I agree. Thank you tokenadult!
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Terry Pratchett on Usenet circa 1992
(groups.google.com)
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13y ago
Interesting concept. Of course, the first thing that comes to mind is how to protect these units from the bad guys.
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13y ago
This is how things worked in the Cold War. Country after country was swallowed up by the "Evil Empire." "Unpatriotic" intellectuals began declaring that something needed to be done to stop the totalitarianism. Unfortunat
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13y ago
I wish the world would stop and think about this. This truth is incredibly important and it isn't being said loud enough. It's being discussed in forums such as this, but not nearly enough by the media. Anyone out there who can am
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13y ago
Wow. It amazes me how people interpret things differently. Not that there's anything wrong with what you thought, it's just interesting.
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13y ago
I see your point and it makes me think of the bumper stickers that say, "LOOK TWICE. MOTORCYCLES ARE EVERYWHERE." It would help if there were an organized effort to make people think about cyclists. I think it also warrants a PSA.
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13y ago
Sad news. I don't ride my bike out on the roads because of the danger of being hit. I often marvel at the courage, audacity, and sometimes foolishness of those who are brave enough to ride their bikes on our roads. There needs to be a
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13y ago
This is more about control of information than hindering pirates. This is one volley of a large scale attack.
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13y ago
This seems a lot like cookie-stuffing. AdBlock and AdBlockPlus are free to run their company any way they want (within reason). However, this is a serious breach of trust. They should inform me of any change or re-direct they perform - befo
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