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by cf498 8y ago
You have to be sarcastic. Thats just a nonsensical generalization. Far from all mods are broken shit just as far from all DLCs are polished. You have stuff like Enderal when it comes to mods and I hopefully dont have explain to you, how unp
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They have their freedom to loose and nothing to gain by not sending in an anonymous tips. You have groups of multiple peoples there, where only one has to talk for everyone to go to jail. This is how organized crime has been prosecuted for
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I would like to meet those employees who are that loyal that they will risk jailtime for their company. Sure, some people will risk persecution to work in outlawed political groups, but that is some real dedication in the example. Especiall
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by cf498 8y ago
Covering up a data breech sounds like criminal behavior in the example above. Which you know, lands people in jail? I seriously doubt many employees will risk jail time so their company is spared a fine. If it is mandatory to disclose data
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Reading this, I have to mention Jayson Streets social engineering talks. I am still sad that the superball walk in with a ladder was fake.
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You assume a continuing trend based on what exactly? Because it worked that way in the past under different circumstances? The different circumstances are kind of the point. Where are actually market ready solutions for automation of high s
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by cf498 8y ago
He was sentenced to 2 years btw https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/sep/23/douglas-wil... Still absolutely mindbogglingly. The whole situation reminds me to much on the emperors new clothes.
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by cf498 8y ago
Steep face rock climbing has the same problem. If you climb for days on a vertical cliff, there is really just one directs where all the waste has to go. Better watch out that it doesnt hit your rope or some climber below you.
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by cf498 8y ago
No they dont. I was referring to your comment about creating a worse situation.
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You can witness the same in Russia with opiates and their desomorphine / crocodile consumption.
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Just make it a legal produc. The question is how many people would use some RCs or drugs with extreme side effects when they had access to ordinary weed. Also, something like opiates can be unbelievably cheap. There is a reason laudanum was
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by cf498 8y ago
The rules of society can be absolutely abhorrent. A savage act that is legal doesnt become anymore civilized by being the majority opinion of society.
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by cf498 8y ago
Thats exactly the aspect of why I listen to podcasts. If you need to clean your apartment, go for a longer walk or anything else were you cant read or look at a video instead. Thats also why I dont think that podcasts will actually vanish.
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by cf498 8y ago
>As someone who has fasted for a week, I can attest that much of the physical discomfort disappears rather quickly. Though, I can't speak directly to near-death starvation, nor to dehydration. There are quite alot of reports from pr
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by cf498 8y ago
I assume he is talking about the Wiko Lubi 5 Here for example on Amazon Germany https://www.amazon.de/Wiko-Lubi5-Telefono-Movil-Blanco-wei%C...
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>If you even mention that you're feeling long lasting discomfort, you will immediately be met with suspicion and resistance and assumed to be a drug seeking addict and a criminal. This was to be expected and it is absolutely mind bo
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by cf498 8y ago
>“Five ways your team sucks and no that guy is not my team true Scotsman true Scotsman”? "Five ways your team is pure evil" but yes.
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I doubt that the general mass of people with "extreme" political beliefs do so out of thinking that "their side" is better. It is that some positions are so fundamentally indefensible for them that there is no middle gro
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There is no replication attempt necessary. It wasnt a scientific experiment, it was little more then a publicity stunt. The topic itself is extremely important. If anyone is in the situation to make a study with consenting subjects in those
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The Stanford Prison experiment goes far beyond the replication crisis. It was a non scientific "experiment" with doctored results. The fact that it was actually taught in the academic field is unbelievable.
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by cf498 8y ago
>Start with the Internet of Things example. He chalks up the abysmal security record of IoT devices to two factors: it keeps IoT devices cheap, and IoT vendors don't understand history. And there's a lot of truth in both these
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>It's inevitable then that they will eventually ruin the existing service in search (usually futile) for some mythical product/market fit that was somehow projected be appropriately profitable for that 10x investment. Or they w
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by cf498 8y ago
Machines have a higher chance of not working on election day and any issues will lead to people having to wait longer or not being able to vote at all. Which you can already see happening in areas where voting machines are used. This is esp
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If you are voting for someone in a representative system they are acting in your name and their action are your responsibility. Not to mention that you give legitimacy to such a system by participating in it and help it to perpetuate itself
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by cf498 8y ago
There are quite a lot of foods and beverages which have a protected name bound to the ingredients that are allowed to be used to create it in a specific way. Take Mozzarella in general or for a local example beer in Germany(Reinheitsgebot).
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Patreon creators scramble as payments are mistakenly flagged as fraud(theverge.com)
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Imagine terrorists used ambulances as vbieds to get through checkpoints easily. Now ambulances get stopped and search extensively even with patients and on route to them. Still think the blame lies with the tyrants who stop and search ambul
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by cf498 8y ago
The article uses a quote of a quote. The Guardian attributes https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/24/most-americans-live-paycheck... Who attribute a "CareerBuilder Study" >The job-hunting site polled ove
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by cf498 8y ago
The number of drugs who are linked to a higher chance of criminal behavior due to being intoxicated are rather limited and when it comes to drug related crimes another topic in itself. Someone smoking tobacco, weed or heroin wont just sudde
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by cf498 8y ago
LegendOfTotalWar said something similar about how the tone of his voice changed by just talking a lot more while recording campaign after campaign.

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