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by beedogs 13y ago
How about we just give up on "ending terrorism"? Two attacks by foreigners in 250 years of history is ABSOLUTELY NOT WORTH the bullshit we're being put through as a country. This shouldn't really even be up for debate.
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by beedogs 13y ago
note to mkessy: your account appears to be hellbanned.
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by beedogs 13y ago
I trust the Federal government about as far as I can throw it, these days. Even their "self-reporting" has to be smuggled out: http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/nsa-br...
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by beedogs 13y ago
This, along with the equally draconian practice of shadowbanning, really ought to be ceased.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Wonder at whose behest they did this.
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by beedogs 13y ago
This is like how the US lets the police investigate police misconduct. Absolute joke.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Gotta love right-to-work, eh?
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by beedogs 13y ago
Melbourne's where I ended up. Beautiful place.
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by beedogs 13y ago
FYI someone sorted this out (not sure who, but thanks!) Thanks for the heads-up!
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by beedogs 13y ago
I went the other direction, from the US to Australia, and I've been watching from afar as the remnants of the America I grew up taking for granted are being systematically and increasingly quickly stripped away. It's pretty heartb
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by beedogs 13y ago
thanks -- and to whoever sorted this out: thank you as well.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Yeah, I'd like to know why I'm shadowbanned, too. This is the first I'd heard of it. Can someone at least let me know what the hell I did?
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by beedogs 13y ago
My guess (and he intimates this in his comment about backdoors in Chinese products) is that the US government asked him to basically break his entire system so they could do MitM attacks and ship unencrypted communications directly to the N
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by beedogs 13y ago
Hopefully the 90 percent all become Snowdens and the other 10 percent quit.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Have you been anywhere near technology for the past 20 years? POWER has been its name forever.
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by beedogs 13y ago
I hope this asshole dies in jail, and I fear he's not the last crooked judge they'll catch doing this shit. Private prisons are a disgrace to the justice system.
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by beedogs 13y ago
After an arrest was made, agents then pretended that their investigation began with the traffic stop, not with the SOD tip, the former agent said. The training document reviewed by Reuters refers to this process as "parallel construct
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by beedogs 13y ago
at the end of the day they're exactly the same to the end-user.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Never thought I'd see the same lame-brained arguments here that I saw on the reddit thread about this. The "luxury" class of cars is pretty narrowly defined and includes the A8 and the BMW 7 series. (No, it doesn't incl
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by beedogs 13y ago
Good. Thunderbolt is another lame Intel scam.
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by beedogs 13y ago
It's amazing the kind of shit people put up with in the US. I'll remember to stare them in the face the next time a TSA agent touches my genitalia as a precursor to being allowed to board an aircraft.
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by beedogs 13y ago
The cable costs $40 because there are two discrete processors at either end. Intel charges about $20 each for those processors. The margins on Thunderbolt cables are probably a lot worse than you'd think.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Considering Intel forced them to use it as a condition of going with a complete platform solution for Apple hardware, it's not a bad idea to point a great deal of the blame at them. But it's been nearly three goddamned years and t
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The Scariest Quote You'll Read From the Trial Nobody Is Talking About(policymic.com)
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by beedogs 13y ago
Or continue to import it for half the price. Yay, status quo.
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by beedogs 13y ago
There's a culture of piracy here that's pretty interesting; people bring entire TB hard drives and small NAS devices into work to share entire collections among each other. (This has abated somewhat now that internet prices aren&
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by beedogs 13y ago
People really don't make that much more here; it just costs more to live. You're basically arguing in favor of price-fixing.
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by beedogs 13y ago
wow, axman6, it's like you're the patent holder or something.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Yeah, that's great, but for fuck's sake, you don't "question media" by simply launching into an ad-hominem attack against the Rolling Stone. Stop trying to defend your little tantrum up above by having another li
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by beedogs 13y ago
It's an infection it acquired from an incestuous relationship with Reddit, where anything that isn't peer-reviewed or watermarked is the object of karma-whoring wannabe-internet-detectives.

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