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8y ago
I take issue with this idea that pedophilia has been "growth-hacked" (stupid term BTW). Like what? Does no one who looked at this article (before publishing) have any idea how the internet works? Do they have this wonderful illusi
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I wonder how long they can do these sneaky things that they've been accused of before someone (or more appropriately, something) brings the long arm of the law into this. Litigation could be a possible avenue. Cut off the serpant'
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8y ago
That's very common. Why would they act any differently, they've seen how their parents treat others, that's their model, even if it's a terrible one. And interestingly enough, even those that despise their parents will
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8y ago
Either way, it doesn't sound that great. Of course this isn't analogous of the entire system, but I do see that a lot at least around here. But we never had very good hospitals or clinics for miles around. Just due to how much m
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8y ago
Oh just for clarification, I didn't write the initial question. I just figured it wasn't malicious. :) I understand what you're saying.. my policy has always been to respond (even to incendiary comments) as if they are genu
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8y ago
In the short term it's not very damaging, but it will cripple them later in life as false memories can very well damage a persons reputation. If you go out to dinner with some lovely individual who believes their dead great aunt talked
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8y ago
No, it's for any at risk kid, and many do come first. Most likely discovery since that would take a lot more energy and money. Since there isn't really any motive to reach a solution, and no harm no foul if it doesn't work o
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8y ago
A lot of the kids we've dealt with parents are typically incarcerated, dead, or no longer have custody of their children. In our area sexual abuse is one of the main issues, usually these kids live with relatives(after the conviction)
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8y ago
Oh it does. I've met people who thought dead relatives came back to punish them. That's a bit far.
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That's a bit of a misstep my dude. >I encourage you to use more caution the next time you question an abuse survivor. Is not a great response, but I understand where you are coming from. That is a perfectly reasonable question to a
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8y ago
That is great, I don't exactly know where you are located. But as someone in California I can tell you that the amount of (at risk) kids that I've worked with throughout the years tells me over half of them were strung out on a s
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8y ago
What would you define as a "dark" way. The "dark" way is to assure that any and all traffic and interactions are anonymous as possible. Keeping a record of communications/behaviors is the direct antithesis of this.
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8y ago
I'm, well not impressed. I don't get why so many people tout discord as this god send of a service. The web client is Electron(basically chromium) for crying out loud, it's full of bugs and many times I've lost entire c
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8y ago
Well while I mostly agree, I think it is important to note that it seems they are going for more of a SAAS approach. With Office and Azure, etc. They are more into the service industry now than they've ever been in the past. This mov
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8y ago
> Now imagine a phony video of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un announcing a missile strike. The White House would have mere minutes to determine whether the clip was genuine and whether it warranted a retaliatory strike. Really? Hard
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8y ago
Well when you've lived your life only developing sexual attraction to humans, then expected to screw chimps, you probably wouldn't want that at all. Can't blame her
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8y ago
It's an eventuality at this point. There will be ways to determine manipulation, even cameras themselves will probably start embedding extraneous data within video to at least make it more difficult to manipulate. (That is when it beco
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8y ago
Once people's faith in video starts to crumble we may actually see some positive change in that area. Though do keep in mind, you can lead a horse to water, but can you make them drink?
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8y ago
I for one, love this. I'm looking forward to Hitler quoting that Sonic kid. Ah glorious, I love this new age we've entered.
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8y ago
on Ubuntu it was through fortune-mod Also there are some pretty funny jokes in here.
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Subversion by sincerity I strive to be sincere, although as my life has taught me, people can rarely be trusted. In my experience, when I do finally find someone that can be trusted, it is then that the fruits of my sincerity show. I'
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8y ago
Firefox Nightly works just fine
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8y ago
Hopefully, but even then, it's good that you are making people more aware of just how sketchy it can get. Chrome will always have nasty exploits, because it's dealing with the flexibility of the world wide web. It's more imp
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8y ago
I've played enough DEFCON to know how this will end :P
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8y ago
you are an absolute madman you know that haha!
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8y ago
For what it's worth, I love reading about this stuff, though I specialize in InfoSec so this sort of thing is actually pretty common in our communities. You would have definitely had a much easier time with them than you are right now.
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8y ago
Why not make it optional? I don't care about that level of security on most of my systems, I, and I hope the rest of you, have ways to mitigate most security issues like this anyhow. It's ridiculous.
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8y ago
Though that creates quite a bit of extra overhead, and you only really have to catch them once.
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8y ago
I've had a similar experience. Now it only hits about once every two weeks typically, much better than what it used to be. Honestly I don't mind it as much as I used to, and maybe that was due to the sheer frequency of it earlier
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8y ago
I second this, there's so much wasted work, and because that old contribution process there's no guarantee that even an absolutely fantastic patch, like a better man page for example. Will ever see the light of day. I've tri
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