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This one raped a 19-yo girl while on duty, and he did it before: http://abcnews.go.com/m/story?id=21010823 http://rt.com/usa/taxas-cop-rap-arrest-281/ Also, the NM woman billed $5k for cavity
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Getting rid of keys - lockitron, et. al. There's cases for phones that have card slots, so it might be possible to fake it today and move to NFC and cryptocurrency on a longer time horizon.
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Bug bounties, not shark-jumping contests.
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In a word: weak
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That's md5 and sha256 hashes, not a gpg signature. There's a world of difference when something is unsigned because it's impossible to prove that it was what the developer(s) signed off to release.
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Being assassinated has that effect.
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13y ago
Universal application is, of course, an obvious strawman fallacy.
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It's too late to matter. But good for him that they're only half crooked.
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So almost nothing compared to the current 8.3 million USD market cap of DOGE overall. This is a nonstory^2.
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It's pretty funny that enough people believe DOGE has value that the market cap is 11,768.50 BTC (8.3 million USD). http://www.cryptocoincharts.info/v2/coins/show/doge Then again, the number of people th
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It's like railroad gauges.
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"Those who cannot remember the past ..." are doomed. Full stop.
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Unsigned tarballs: Security fail.
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Metallicops video: http://youtu.be/mb_jLAisPzk
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13y ago
How might this compound compare to HGH, etc. by getting in top physical shape by working out (a lot), healthy diet and sleep?
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13y ago
Holiday banter may go something like this: "Carnival booths, lawyers and politicians maybe the most honest... But there was once this company called Telegram that went the way of its namesake. Blah blah... for screwing over a Russian
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Offering the contest was shady and stupid enough. Not paying just proves they're chiselers that never intended to pay in the first place. This wins the runner-up award for second most botched PR disaster ever. The consolation prize
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Maintainer Hall of Shame
(gist.github.com)
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Gandhi gets misunderstood quite easily because of how well he understood how to defeat those that employ violence... By showing massive fortitude by acts of passive resistance, it both awes the bully and gains their respect instead of appea
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I wrote the Anarchist Cookbook in 1969. Now I see its premise as flawed
(theguardian.com)
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Any attempt to show the priviledged how unfair others are treated and how broken is the justice system will only lead to denial, anger, accusations and rationalizations from the priviledged.
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The argument for switching to a soft-phone only on a laptop looks even stronger now compared to the liability of tracking and interception of cell phones. Convenience is the gotcha.
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Fear to defend one's stature or business is often the bullshit used to compartmentalize the means to reach an end that "protects" something, in spite of costs to others. That seems to fit the definition of concrete, areligou
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People that control content licenses and distribution aren't all stupid. The lobbyists and industry groups do the dirty work to "defend" their client's interests. Perhaps the Pirate Party and TPB should invest in cover
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There are books, both fiction and less so, and then what really happens. The reasons acquiescence seems an acceptable behavior are: 1. Most people are rarely inconvenienced by arbitrary overkill. It is persons deemed "undesirable"
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Ditched controlplane bc the shell evidence source hangs. Using a shell script which is just a loop via a library launchdaemon instead.
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No big deal. If one wanted to exploit NSMenuExtra with an App Store app, a separate web downloadable "plugin" would be able to take over this sort of "verboten" functionality. Coordination via group container IPC would
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Yeah that's true. Should always try to mirror prod as close as practical in dev, and OSX != Linux. So I use just one Ubuntu lts VM with docker backed by zfs. That way, I can ssh to it and predictably recreate any number of isolated
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Scientists Now Know When You'll Get The Flu Nine Weeks Before It Happens
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Argh yeah. Compiling ImageMagick is easier than using GIMP. Surprised someone hasn't made a LOGO-like language for raster editing. Is there any specific motivation to switch to linux? OSX might not be libre, but it mostly works (apar
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