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2y ago
Crypto is not like monopoly money, Crypto is treated legally as a financial security. Stealing $3M is a serious federal crime.
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2y ago
You want former black-hats only, with a reputation of being a white-hat hacker in the present day. Handing tons of sensitive customer information to people actively engaged in black-hat hacking and scams is a terrible idea.
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2y ago
They can do that with a court order. Meta would end up caught with their pants down if they deleted evidence. There's little to no chance that they could do that without either leaving behind damning evidence, or having an employee blo
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2y ago
That statement is an outright lie too. Not only are they operating at less than 1% of what the free plan offered, but the email doesn't tell them the honest truth: That the free plan is reaching sunset, and they want all API users to s
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2y ago
When you're Ross Ulbricht (not rich) you get life without parole. When you're Mark Zuckerberg ($166B) "there isn't a substantial likelihood of conviction". You're not wrong, but I wouldn't call maintaining
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2y ago
Because there is absolutely zero evidence that there are drugs being physically trafficked at Meta's offices? What should happen is that a court should be able to drag responsible executives in front of a judge, issue massive fines for
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2y ago
I didn't make this up: https://ktla.com/news/california/tesla-hq-to-return-to-calif...
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2y ago
He moved Tesla Engineering from CA to TX to CA, first citing that California over-regulates, and later citing that moving to Texas was a mistake due to the power grid issues. Now he's moving SpaceX from CA to TX, citing that California
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2y ago
It is obvious that they started with "Mouse with subscription fees", and worked backward from there. They haven't actually come up with a product that anyone wants, they just invented the product that they want to sell (and m
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2y ago
It's extremely funny watching big tech companies relocated to Texas because of "deregulation" (or in Elon Musk's case, because he's a big whiny baby), only to learn that red states still love regulation and hate big
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2y ago
Eh, just get inside and ruin the things until CSC fires your landlord, and then they can finally just buy some regular machines for tenants to use. If you're going to make interacting with your product so horrible, to the extent that a
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2y ago
The legality of the action was not unclear. They 100% had the legal authority to search people, or arrest them if they refuse. These people didn't swear an oath to the constitution, the people who wrote the unconstitutional laws they a
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2y ago
You can't apply the law retroactively. The law, despite being unconstitutional, allowed this, so you can't go back and arrest people who weren't breaking the law at the time. What you can do is track back every arrest that re
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2y ago
Yeah, that sounds like the cops. This is one of those things you should talk to a lawyer about, and possibly, if you want to and your lawyer approves, the media. Being invasively searched for drugs due to false testimony by officers, where
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2y ago
Man you really should have read the article to understand that the main competitor to the K-202 had ties to the Communist government and was able to get production shut down. There was also some concern over the number of western parts insi
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2y ago
We helped create them, and we use them as a strategic base of operations inside of an ally country in the Middle East. We built the architecture they use to exert influence over our lawmakers. There's significant sunken cost to disrupt
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2y ago
I run a couple local wired cameras with a week of onboard storage that stream to a VPS running DVR software with months of storage. Hardly uses my gigabit connection, and the cloud video is impossible to destroy by anyone with access to the
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2y ago
>I am thankful this isn't elsewhere Yeah, don't give anyone any ideas, or someone might do something crazy and start tracking everything we do on the web.
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2y ago
>9mg Yeah, just make stuff up...
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2y ago
Wow, this pitch really hooks you, and then halfway through the glitch-heavy presentation you're made aware that this is just a cheap controller for your Apple Watch, and that literally every feature they are advertising is a feature of
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2y ago
Firefox for MacOS?
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2y ago
It has a bear in it, so probably.
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2y ago
You (a man) can feel fine about a charity that never benefited you going under? Big shocker that you don't give a shit, Mr. Guyorama. Condolences to the women in your life.
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The next 4 years of Trump will be an interesting time then, because we're going to discover which businesses will trade our lives for profit. If doing the right thing comes second to doing what's profitable, businesses with the mi
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2y ago
Gyazo offers actual security features though. Regardless, I will note that you could not answer the questions I asked about your product.
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2y ago
Not specifically, but they will follow the absurd path of asking you leading questions until you convince yourself that you were abducted by aliens, and then being quacks will decide that their methodology couldn't be wrong, and so the
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2y ago
Polygraphs can be used as evidence, but you would have to be a moron to submit to one, and refusing one cannot be used as evidence of guilt.
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>You're comparing Horizon to cloud storage services, which I think is unfair. Horizon is focused on the sharing aspect. I think the closest competitor you have is MEGA, and they are not a Cloud Storage service, they are a File Hosti
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2y ago
So it's an S3 bucket with a CDN, and a file upload client...
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2y ago
The marketing says that this is an Alternative to Imgur, but the product doesn't feel like an alternative to Imgur, it feels like an alternative to OneDrive. It shares more features with Gyazo, the other product you compare it to, but
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