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My reading was that the FBI ended up with a key not an encrypted message.
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> Naturally, this decision was made during a game of Call of Duty: Warzone Your business model revolved around indie games. It seems prudent to avoid mentioning AAA games.
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Chicken feed is also more expensive.
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> corporations barely turning a profit...ton of stocks with high P/E or no earnings in the S&P In the first 20 companies you compare to scams is Amazon, a company with $500 Billion dollars in sales last year [1]. [1] https:
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> A woman one block away had called the cops to report a boy walking outside alone. That lady had actually asked Aiden where he lived, verified that it was just down the street, and proceeded to call nonetheless. I have no problem blamin
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> Sure the police could in theory neglect to do their job which is enforcing the law but then they'd probably just get fired and replaced by police who did do their job. >> the Reasonable Childhood Independence law that Texas
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> The local DA is the person to look to here. Cops don't persecute cases. More than one person can be at fault. I would place some of the blame on the neighbor, the police officers, the District Attorney, and the CPS case worker for
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> Child services had the family agree to a safety plan, which meant Wallace and her husband could not be alone with their kids for even a second. Their mothers—the children's grandmothers—had to visit and trade-off overnight stays i
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The tallest NHTSA crash dummy currently in service is 5'9" and 171 pounds [1]. [1] https://www.nhtsa.gov/nhtsas-crash-test-dummies
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> Same as airplanes, basically the same since 1960, like we fly on Super Fortresses with the bomb bays replaced with cargo holds Nit picking, the B-29 Superfortress was a propeller driven aircraft [1]. Modern commercial planes generally
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> Swatting doesn't work in any other country than America because in any other country than America A Twitch streamer was swatted in the UK [1]. [1] https://www.shacknews.com/article/131816/twitch-streamer-
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I love the cruise control and auto drive options. I don't find the default cruise speed very relaxing and appriciate being able to bump it down. A feature request that, if I were you, I would probably say no to: It would be cool to hav
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I don't have any special insight here but, in other cases, environmental reviews and environmental lawsuits are tools used to stifle new developments. > a rejected San Francisco apartment complex...required a more than 1,110-page en
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> since it's the government doing the building shouldn't that not really be a "cost", order the department to waive any fees. This assumes that the cost is due to fees imposed by the government. From the article: >
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It's really fascinating how it is so much easier to understand the problems we face but so much harder to wrap our minds around the problems that other people face.
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Folks use Twitter for tweets and for DMs. I have no knowledge here but this could be an attempt to remove all private messages.
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>> Wanna bet [Broad Company Wifi Networks] are or will be used by your smart TV > What makes me think this will never happen... The comment suggests that the behavior of auto-connecting to wifi is infeasible for technical reasons.
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> No, gas is only green if it used to as a stepping stone for wind or solar. Is coal green if it used to as a stepping stone for wind or solar?
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Every TV ships with a unique secret key. Secret keys that are used to do anything other than connect to an Ads server are disabled.
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> 2-3 years worth of expenses sounds like a fairly small buffer for someone that has 20+ years of experience and currently makes 4x their monthly expenses. I read it as they have that much liquid.
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I think their point is not that there are people that far away from a store but that those folks generally make larger bulk purchases when they make the trip to and from the store.
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From bogleheads: '[Dollar Cost Averaging] is the technique of dividing an available investment lump sum into equal parts, and then periodically investing each part.'[1] [1] https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Doll
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> Do you maybe mean that it will become increasingly burdensome to own a website that collects analytics on users, or something similar? I think you are underestimating the impact. Anything that stores account names or emails (forms, com
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> People keep asking about examples of work that exemplifies "potential harms [that] outweigh the benefit of publication This is a proposed change in policy. People are asking for examples that were previously allowed but now would
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Very off topic but I am curious about Guix: > It's reassuring to know that all packages are bootstrapped and not just some random binary blobs. Surely there must be some binary blobs, no?
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> The [iOS] Instagram app injects their tracking code into every website shown, including when clicking on ads, enabling them monitor all user interactions The allegation isn't that Instagram can do this but that they are.
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So you sent less than a penny to github donation addresses ~35 times an hour every hour for days on end? And you were surprised when folks didn't enjoy this spam?
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I read this as being put on notice. More than six additional errors in a year would result in termination.
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I think they are implying you two are the same person? I am not sure.
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It appears that the cost of Tesla's cheapest car is trending down. The original roadster was 100k in 2008. The cheapest model 3 is currently just under 50K [1]. [1] https://www.tesla.com/model3/design
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