Zimahl

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by Zimahl 14y ago
Far-fetched and irrelevant. In the original case, a police officer isn't asking for information about a random person. They are asking about stolen goods and who now owns the account of the stolen item.
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by Zimahl 14y ago
1. I think it's fair to assume that data on websites is for them to use as they see fit and not how the customer sees fit. I expect nothing less of any corporation. 2. Yes, give police the data of someone who is in possession of stolen pr
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by Zimahl 14y ago
You do understand that you don't have to have warrant to get details or records from someone? If a police officer asks me for an associate's address, I always have the option of just giving it to them. Sure there are compliance issues whe
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Does it have to be 'space marine'? Can he change it to 'galactic' or 'interstallar' or something else that would be less infringing? I know it's disheartening but this isn't the battle he wants to fight. Someone with deeper pockets will f
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by Zimahl 14y ago
My wife and I have 3 Dyson vacuums. We purchased one and then acquired a couple more over the years. Two are standard room/floor vacuums and another is more like a carpet/floor 'broom'. They are expensive but all have worked flawlessly.
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Wow, it just almost seems impossible that an indie game can be that successful. It's unfortunate that it's such a rarity, I'm sure there are hundreds of great games out there that languish. If anyone wonders, the PC version is not the best
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Ilya's mother reportedly said, "I strongly believe that if Ilya did not start this project and stayed in school, he would be well and alive today." I agree on the startup stress but you have to admit that the above quote isn't fair either
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Ugh, "Bong Hits for Jesus". That SCOTUS decision sincerely and utterly gnaws at my core. One of the worst decisions in the last 30 years.
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Seconded. I'll add that a professor who might be even remotely associated with the field may know people at other institutions or in industry. This could pay off down the line when you are looking for employment. Also, if it's school sanct
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Very true, but fundamental Islam is different that Communism. N. Koreans are currently offered nothing by their country. I'm not sure who is being served by it. I would think the people might be more interested in regime change when you
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by Zimahl 14y ago
I'll agree with the first regular job. He's been socially isolated for 18 years and probably has very little ability to function in the real world. A job at Pizza Hut or Starbucks will put some money in his pocket, get him self-sufficient
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by Zimahl 14y ago
I think a free N. Korea would be different than a free Iraq. While it would be a burden on S. Korea, I would imagine that a unified peninsula is of interest to them. China is something else and continues to prop up that government. N. Kor
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Well, not everyone at Google is going to get to work on the glasses or the self-driving car. Someone has to work on GMail or Maps - and not the new features but the boring parts like bug fixes. Just like there are pilots on a Navy aircraf
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by Zimahl 14y ago
A lot of people don't realize that Lewis and Clark used an air rifle. There's a great little movie about it on Youtube[1]. [1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pqFyKh-rUI
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by Zimahl 14y ago
It does bring up an interesting ethical scenario with respect to 3D printing. You can ban the sale of high-capacity magazines all you want, but if it's simple to just make one with a 3D printer the point of the law is completely moot. Sin
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by Zimahl 14y ago
There was also a composite gun used in 'In the Line of Fire', a Clint Eastwood movie from 1993.
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Yes, real products, from haute couture handbags... I don't think they know what haute couture means. The maker bot is about localized mass production, not something made specifically for one person. And clothing has always been a make
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Hah, I felt exactly the same way. How ever will the parents with 4 kids making $650k per year ever be able to survive without that $21k taken in taxes? Will they not be able to remodel that master bath at their 2nd beach home in Nantucket
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by Zimahl 14y ago
I agree, it's getting creepy. I'm starting to get the feeling of 'man worship' where perfectly sane men put giant Fathead pictures of professional athletes on their walls, wear their jerseys, and get a little too involved.
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by Zimahl 14y ago
I'll stand by what I said, he seemed very troubled and it is clear that he was since he killed himself . Suicide typically doesn't happen overnight so I'll assume he's had issues long before the DOJ decided to target him. I'm not getting
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by Zimahl 14y ago
I remember vividly clutching at the door to my room, trying to hold on to something while the world spun around. Maybe I'm a bit too simple or pragmatic but I sincerely hope that this was simply hyperbole. If not, I think we might have a
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Here's an idea: why not code it up? I mean, Facebook isn't that revolutionary in terms of a site - there's a user with a login, there are comments, there are pictures. A demo site wouldn't need a scalable infrastructure to show off these i
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Medal of Technology from Clinton Political awards don't mean anything, just that you have good PR. Hilary Clinton has a Grammy, Barack Obama has a Nobel Peace Prize, and Al Gore has an Oscar. Nate Silver is doing things publicly in stat
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by Zimahl 14y ago
I'm not a big fan of the overweight argument either. If I can find it, I read an article just the other day[1] that said there was no expectation of untimely death from being in a BMI that is considered 'overweight'. So there is no lost t
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by Zimahl 14y ago
I get the metaphor but the argument is flawed. The Internet should be protected under the first amendment, specifically freedom of speech and freedom of the press. There should be no reason that what someone publishes on a blog should not
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Couldn't you do a friend request with a message in the friend request explaining who you are? I know linked in does this but I can't remember if Facebook does.
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Closer to 50 dozen, there are tents all around the bottom of the picture where the glacier thins out. I never realized how many people are actually climbing that mountain in any given season. How did anyone ever figure out how to climb tha
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Actually, most hunting is done on public land - typically state or federal. There are private game ranches, but those aren't the standard.
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by Zimahl 14y ago
I use Yahoo mail and have for a very long time. I find it odd that I do not have the update yet. From what I can tell it does a lot of things right - removing ads, cleaning up the UI - but I can't make a judgement until I've used it.
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by Zimahl 14y ago
Love the hacks - going to definitely use the 50-50 meat next time I'm there. Unfortunately the bean hack does me no good since I don't like beans. Fajitas all the way. I prefer QDoba to Chipotle but only marginally. Chipotle has the bett

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