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There is a fundamental difference between the extreme of stuff like GnuPGP, OpenSSL and other extreme of stuff someone created over the weekend and was nice enough to make available I dont want to know, how much of core infrastructure is re
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Can you break a camera without being identified in a completely surveilled area? This goes to a core why many believe a totalitarian surveillance system might not have a way back out. Once the first guy or girl breaks the first camera the c
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>why not tax it like other vices but in this case use the revenue to address the problems which surface. What problem?
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>Over two seasons of excavations, INAH archaeologists collected 180 mostly complete skulls from the tower as well as thousands of skull fragments. Now, those finds sit in a lab next to the Templo Mayor ruins, being painstakingly examined
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>"No one is quite sure where they went, but at least they are no longer posing a threat to fish and wildlife and they are not littering the lake" Victory for Cleveland!
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To be fair, then the problem here are parents not the adult toys. And if you start banning things for the general population, with which negligent parents could kill their kids, there is an extremely long list to go. My magnets wont get eat
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Thanks for your explanation, that part was unclear to me.
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Does it end with the initial sentence or can it be longer?
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Not at all. Its advocating to think about your own actions. If you make a reasonable calculation to travel to Somalia, it might be a wonderful experience with limited risk,just think before you act.
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The states concept is something that is mostly relevant to the US. The different in states in for example Germany is extremly limited.
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I just recently learned about the parole system in the US, do I understand it correctly, that he wouldnt be allowed to leave the country until the 20 years are up?
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Who hopefully keep in mind the consequences. You (hopefully) wouldnt travel to Somalia, the fact that other countries arent in headlines doesnt mean they are a safe destination.
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Not just then. Your local laws and rights dont mean shit in your holiday destination. This should be the very first question you ask yourself when traveling.
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>US authorities arrested Vallerius in September last year, at the Atlanta airport after he arrived in the US to attend and participate in the World Beard and Mustache Championships that was being held in Austin, Texas. And is facing a li
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Private public doesnt work, its even worse then a market economy. Only public providers will bring internet to people further and further away from main cities, while private companies will focus on the densest areas of the biggest cities.
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I am not sure about the percentage affected or what the preconditions have to be, or what other measures to detect them are, but personally I never tried psychedelics recreationaly due to their extremely long duration of effect. I know ther
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Unless they are self taught I doubt there is anyone here who doesnot know who Tannenbaum is. Try going through a computer science curriculum without hearing of him. Which reminded me again in what a marvellous period we still are with our d
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They screwed over Winners by being unjustifiably incompetent and reckless or simply malicious. Thats not the behavior of any sort of "experts". Even more so when you look at the history of the reporter in question when it comes to
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I dont think talking about the nazi regime is a depressing topic anymore in Germany and it hasnt been for a long time. It paved the way for people to define themselves as not just as the descendants of the German empire but people unwillin
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Learned something new, thanks a lot.
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No idea about tesla, but how do you screw up hand detenction?
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How long did you go to school and when? German here and ofcourse I heard of IG Farben. They are the prime example when it comes to companies complicit with the Nazi regime.
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Denying people you held as slaves compensation will do that sort of thing yes. Not to mention the "medical tests" on prisoners which they bought from the SS.
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There mass surveillance back then was child's play in comparison what is possible today. There is a tipping point which is hopefully still in the future, where dissent is detectable and predictable enough that regimes are no longer at
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>The only way for totalitarianism to “work” is if the rulers are both much smarter than the population as a whole and also benevolent. I dont think thats realistic anymore. Once they are able to hit first and hit hard when opposition for
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As an outside perspective, how do you quantify, that only "Few cops and agents are bad". If your job contains robbing people, I would rationally word it the other way around. Hopefully there are quite a few cops who dont follow th
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I thought civil asset forfeiture was outlawed around 2014/2015. Looking closer it seems that was only in a few states. I found this map from 2015 https://cdn0.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/7195521
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His address is widely circulated and he has people showing up at his house in the middle of nowhere regularly including trowing in his window and general vandalism . Thus he decided to make the best of it and sell some posters behind his fe
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I think a largely ignored aspect is the unwanted celebrity effect setting in with the pressure to stay relevant. Because once you are doing it and have crazed "fans" showing up your door and calling your friends and family you bet
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Working around the clock and having to be perfect all the time and this isnt a surprise.
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