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by charonn0 12y ago
All safe methods are idempotent, but not all idempotent methods are safe (e.g. PUT or DELETE.)
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by charonn0 12y ago
DIRECTIVE 4: (CLASSIFIED)
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by charonn0 12y ago
It wasn't a small town, it was Los Angeles County. http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/ptech/11/26/master.term.reut/
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by charonn0 12y ago
I expected that Germans might be sympathetic to a country whose economically struggling population are turning, in electorally significant numbers, to Fascism.
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by charonn0 12y ago
I don't think they can. The information age is rendering national governments obsolete.
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by charonn0 12y ago
> Several firefighters making over $300,000/year These were due to excessive overtime. The Lieutenant who made $300k ($50k more than the Chief) tripled his base salary. > Just that they live elsewhere doesn't mean they aren
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by charonn0 12y ago
Saying "prove it" is the diametric opposite to being a sheep.
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by charonn0 12y ago
Because the first sentence is factually and ethically incorrect, and the second sentence is not supported by the available evidence.
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by charonn0 12y ago
Can anyone design a safe and reliable bridge with a span of indeterminate length across unpredictable geography?
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by charonn0 12y ago
> Filtering algorithms decide what material is defeated, i.e., neither collected nor stored for analysis. This is one of the NSA's definitions I disagree with. Filtering is collection and analysis, the only difference is the gover
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by charonn0 12y ago
It's very hard to respect the petulant and passive-aggressive behavior they're displaying.
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by charonn0 12y ago
> Why wouldn't water be one of the by products of the big-bang There weren't any Oxygen atoms around until long after the big bang, and only a handful (in cosmic terms) of non-Hydrogen atoms.[1] H2O molecules couldn't form
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by charonn0 12y ago
> Then again, these guys did not get rolled up for signing too loud in church. They have valuable intel in their heads. According to the report, "Of the 119 known detainees, at least 26 were wrongfully held and did not meet the dete
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by charonn0 12y ago
The use of kitchen-sink charges and draconian sentences to coerce confessions has all the same moral and practical difficulties as the use of torture for the same ends.
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by charonn0 12y ago
How illegal it must be if prosecutors are willing to do so much to keep it secret.
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by charonn0 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA_spin-off_technologies
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by charonn0 12y ago
Government work products like statutory text is not typically protected by copyright. I think spullara was referring to model law codes written by private organizations and adopted verbatim by legislatures. This isn't necessarily bad (
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by charonn0 12y ago
Prohibition drives prices sky-high, drives out law-abiding brokers, but doesn't affect demand. The Mexican cartels are yet another bad consequence of the war on drugs.
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by charonn0 12y ago
That confuses me. How can they prove that the people they arrested are actually connected to these sites if they won't show how they came to that conclusion?
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by charonn0 12y ago
Convincing enough, e.g.: > Hi! I'm Bob with KBBL Eyewitness News. Do you mind if I ask you a few questions?
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by charonn0 12y ago
True, but no one wins if the user leaves your website frustrated. Gracefully degrading in absence of a full-fledged scriptable web browser should be considered best practice.
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by charonn0 12y ago
I didn't say Internet Protocol, I said the Internet Protocol Suite.
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by charonn0 12y ago
There is no public, global network of networks besides the one known as the Internet, and it exclusively uses the Internet Protocol suite.
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by charonn0 12y ago
If they used the proper noun "Internet" then TCP/IP is implied.
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by charonn0 12y ago
FEMA still exists. It's no longer an independent agency, but it was never dismantled.
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by charonn0 12y ago
> the plasma leaks out of the ends of the magnetic containment According to this link[1] posted by another commenter, they create a "axisymmetric mirror by positioning zones of high magnetic field near each end of the vessel so tha
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by charonn0 12y ago
I've been a Sonic subscriber for a few years now and I'm configured to use the affected DNS servers, but I've never encountered a block and I don't really see the problem (aside from not branding the block page.)
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by charonn0 12y ago
It's not about the rules of evidence. It's about the rule of law. Parallel construction is an unconstitutional and dangerous abuse of law-enforcement power that cannot be tolerated.
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by charonn0 12y ago
> unlike national security-related demands, law enforcement won't be able to keep their successes or failures at demanding access to this data a secret. They can and they do. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paralle
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by charonn0 12y ago
To "horn in" is an idiom meaning to participate without being invited.

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