andylei

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by andylei 15y ago
> When the extradition process is started, it is because the relevant authorities have already decided the individual is guilty what's the alternative? you try the guy in absentia (which would actually be an illegal trial in the united
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by andylei 15y ago
that's exactly what rickmb is talking about. he says > sell-out to the US
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by andylei 15y ago
> I hate personalized search exactly because of what personalized search is i don't understand what your rant is about. just don't use personalized search; its a completely optional feature.
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by andylei 15y ago
> I don't blame this on Android phones or users, who exactly would you blame?
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by andylei 15y ago
> There should be an easier way to remunerate the photographer, and at more reasonable prices does anybody know of a site that allows this?
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by andylei 15y ago
> the cost to become one the cost of law school is a fixed (and by the time you become a lawyer, sunk) cost, and therefore has no bearing on supply decisions. moreover, how does the cost of law school jack up prices in a world where the
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by andylei 15y ago
> regulatory capture of government protected guilds this just doesn't align with evidence. if it were true, there would be too few lawyers, not too many lawyers. i'm not saying the effect you describe never happens, but when it does, th
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by andylei 15y ago
how is trusting your fab any different than trusting Intel? > that's not very different from trusting your compiler if you were paranoid enough to be worrying about CPU backdoors, why would you trust your compiler?
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by andylei 15y ago
yeah, your sources say that the police, if they have consistent policies about searching arrestees containers, they can search any container they find that is locked.
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by andylei 15y ago
these are searches incident to arrest. they can already search anything found on your person when they arrest you. it makes sense that they can search your phone, which is an item found on your person.
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by andylei 15y ago
i stopped reading after > You don’t want to go through life being one of those smug Internet people whose sole contribution ... smug people on the internet? frankly, i don't appreciate his overgeneralizing mischaracteristizations of peo
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by andylei 15y ago
who would buy an option on an underlying sold by the same people that control the price of the underlying? if continental sets the price of the seats and then sells you calls or puts on those prices; why would anyone buy those options?
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by andylei 15y ago
> This to me is a PR failure you're so wrong. this has nothing to do with PR. people are not criticizing the game or Bioware because of this person. people are personally attacking and harassing a human being because of their remarks.
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by andylei 15y ago
> to point out that you are simplifying suffice it to say that what arscan presented was itself a model
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by andylei 15y ago
maybe its the other around - being unethical makes you wealthy
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by andylei 15y ago
> what humans can realistically create with their own hands from nothing could medieval blacksmiths really create a sword from nothing but their own hands? how would they get the iron? would they have the knowledge locate veins of iron
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by andylei 15y ago
> No employer has ever, ever given me free money, and I have never expected it some firms offer a bonus. i guess that counts as free money way in the way that overtime counts as free time. > the deal is an exchange of money for time
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by andylei 15y ago
> NONE of these things have ever been completely incapacitated because of this. I've never had to replace my laptop because I let it go flat. Maybe you're fortunate, but I've definitely had to replace laptop batteries because they got b
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by andylei 15y ago
this is exactly why they can compel you to testify against yourself. the additional testimony (decrypting your drive) is a "foregone conclusion". this is one of the few exceptions to the fifth amendment.
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by andylei 15y ago
> which means they must have some idea of what they're looking for to begin with and the ability to show that it exists on the encrypted medium to begin with this is not a pedantic side concern, but is in fact, the key component of the
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by andylei 15y ago
> even if police were aware of the existence of specific documents, you might still be able to use the Fifth Amendment to prevent decryption not if it knew that these documents were under your control and were incriminating. what exact
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by andylei 15y ago
> If the safe then contained papers written in code, or an unknown language, would the court be able to compel the owner to translate those documents? under some circumstances, they could. the "foregone conclusions" doctrine says that
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by andylei 15y ago
> since the reasoning here seems very specific to the facts of case. as it should be! i think that neither "all decryption is testimonial" or that "no decryptions are testimonial" are good policies. imho, decryptions should be treated
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by andylei 15y ago
you can logic all you want. the fact is, content providers want certain implementations of DRM. if "web standards" do not allow for these implementations, then they won't use those standards. you're not going to convince content providers n
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by andylei 15y ago
from the article: > We split time into a sequence of intervals, of lengths t1, t2, t3, . . .. At the ith step the man runs for time ti in a straight line that is perpendicular to his radius vector at the start of the step. He chooses to
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by andylei 15y ago
there are no lawyers in small claims court
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by andylei 15y ago
having people in india control it is probably isn't that much cheaper than hiring someone to actually drive it. it mostly likely does not cover your costs of developing systems to remotely control expensive and destructive construction equ
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by andylei 15y ago
> Obama could close this election right now by simply getting rid of the pornoscanners and the groping this is not even remotely close to true. most americans care much more about things like the economy and jobs than things like civil
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by andylei 15y ago
whats better about pentadactyl
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by andylei 15y ago
because football coaches look at things besides your 40m dash. but that doesn't mean looking at your 40m dash isn't a useful thing to look at.

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