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by bhhaskin 3y ago
None of those are loop holes in the system, just gaps in the market. A loophole implies bypassing existing laws or regulations. I suppose you could make an pretty compelling argument that ride-sharing like Uber and Lift are a loophole aroun
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
Like what? Have an example?
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
You can make helium, it's just not very feasible. Make me wonder if the government has an alternative method to manufacturing it.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
It's not regular mud, and you can't really drive on it. It builds up on the wheels and can be pretty deep. It's closer to clay.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
It isn't on the Reservation. It is BLM land. Parts of the road (state route) out there are on the Reservation.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
Nah, I am good.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
You don't need to worry about the drones themselves. The drones are useless without the explosive munitions. Good luck acquiring that without raising any flags. Not to mention somehow acquiring all the training data and ML modals to ac
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
ISPs are putting BS fees instead of raising their prices.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
I was able to remove all the bloat from windows a lot easier. Switched to Linux for my daily driver.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
It had a IRL component. Technically the last puzzle is still not solved. There is a good chance that one won't start until it is, but who knows.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
I find it super ironic that this story is behind a paywall.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
I am the op? E2E dose mean that only the sender and receiver has the keys. You can't redefine what E2E is.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
Why wouldn't that work? We already do it for fuel.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
That would be much better solution than requiring all EVs to have a GPS tracker that reports to the state. How long until they decide to start using that data for more than just taxes?
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
I agree with you, but to be honest I don't care what zoom says. I am not going to let them redefine something so it suits them. Might as well call it potato encryption.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
That's not what E2E means at all. E2E means only the parties communicating can decrypt the data i.e. the sender and the receiver. Anything short of that isn't E2E. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-to-end_en
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
Or tax the chargers, just like they already do for the pumps.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
And I am sure they are using a 3rd party vendor that has in their TOS the ability to sell that information. This is going to be abused to hell and back. A much simpler and privacy minded solution is to tax the chargers, just like taxing the
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
How can they do training in the first place if everything is E2E...?
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
Fine with me!
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
Fool me once Google. It will be shutdown 6 months later.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
Ah yes. The criminal organizations wouldn't want to break the law now would they?
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
If the person is mentally able to make that decision for them selfs, then why not?
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
Lake Tahoe holds a truly massive amount of water. 37 trillion gallons of water. Mercury and arsenic contamination from all the abandon mines is a much bigger issue, and that isn't even a real risk to drinking water. (I get my water fro
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
That would seem pretty likely to me. Only reason I can really think of.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
It's so odd this story is being pushed. It's for the most part a non-issue. I would imagine that all of the old lead piping would have a much larger impact.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
Thanks! It will be interesting to see how this plays out. In the case of software the user is the one preparing the return and not the software itself. Although people using software on behalf of someone else would be guilty.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
Here is a fun question. What law has been broken?
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
It's going to be interesting when it gets out that carbon fiber acts a lot like asbestos when burned.
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by bhhaskin 3y ago
The worry is a local increase of salinity levels, due to putting the brine back in the ocean. I think that is a solvable issue though. We can harvest some of the salt and then mix the resulting brine with reclaimed water. Then spread that o

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