Threeve303

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by Threeve303 5y ago
Lots of songs tell me cannabis is harmless even if you smoke it all day every day.
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Read about this a few years ago... Makes you wonder what other kinds of effects this has on organic things.
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by Threeve303 5y ago
> He doesn't care about the truth, and would rather lie to his base to get reelected than do what's right. Politics 101, unfortunately.
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by Threeve303 5y ago
WINDOWS-19 Delta
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by Threeve303 5y ago
This is new territory for Florida Man
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Nothing stopping them from holding it up to your face to unlock it, though, right?
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Oh no! Anyway…
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Story of my life. Also, it helps if you can fail up.
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by Threeve303 5y ago
It’s either the actions of the company or the name. Must be the name, right?
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by Threeve303 5y ago
The historical aspect of the article is mostly accurate. The issue seems to be with using Bitcoin as a currency for every day transactions. The transaction rate still hasn’t been solved. Bitcoin still has a role to play in international fin
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Do not make yourself even suspected of anything computer related to state or federal authorities. It is never a good idea.
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Conveniently timed too with the whistleblower testifying at the same time.
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by Threeve303 5y ago
One of many methods is to look at the code page used if it is a text document or something similar. I guess if you wanted to there is nothing stopping you from making a document look like it came from a foreign country based on the document
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Based on daily volume and number of posts per day [0], it kept up consistent usage and growth over the years. It is still a great way to distribute information to large numbers of people. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Friendly reminder that all law enforcement can lie to you, they can lie about you to anyone and there is no consequence for it happening. You cannot sue them for defamation, you almost always have no recourse. On the other hand, lie to cert
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Accountability can take many forms
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by Threeve303 5y ago
This Town Needs an Enema!
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Fair point, I have no proof of that happening. It just seems like an easy way to sell data that shouldn't be sold for various reasons. If it hasn't happened yet, it is only a matter of time.
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Its not just big tech, every company does it because they have to. Quite a few just choose to. And many sell your data for the right price. Others fake data breaches and get paid under the table then collect insurance. Its all an ugly game.
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Most states have their own mini secret police now. These Bureau of "Intelligence" agencies do not have much oversight. Often to the agents and leadership, their cultural and political views are more important than the law itself.
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by Threeve303 5y ago
If someone was hired and trusted with the data then they leaked it or used it for personal gain then it’s not all that virtuous
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by Threeve303 5y ago
For every action, there must be an equal but opposite reaction.
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Coming soon virtually to a life near you!
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by Threeve303 5y ago
In the United States, law enforcement essentially has read and write privileges over your cloud accounts. It's not impossible for this to happen with foreign services too but it's at least less likely due to the many more hoops so
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Democracy can fight back
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Well we’ve all got to stay busy
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Yeah, fair point...
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by Threeve303 5y ago
Democracy is broken because half of the people don’t want it anymore. So they will never be satisfied in that process.
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by Threeve303 5y ago
This wouldn’t be so bad
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by Threeve303 5y ago
This can’t happen fast enough. Imagine this situation happening for four years and it be a crime if you ever heard what they said about you.

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