chrismcb

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by chrismcb 6y ago
How is that different than other debit cards? It shouldn't be possible to go into debt with a debit card. And, typically you need to used your pin to use a debit card. These is different than a credit card.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Because, money. I can understand, on a credit transaction, there is a larger risk when a larger amount is spent. But even then I would expect some tiers. But for an online transaction, where there is no real risk to the middleman, it is a
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Unless it was done on purpose, then it was an accident. Negligence can be involved in an accident.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Whole it may be ridiculous, he is doing his job in trying to get his client of and our a weaker sentence. And yeah, any lawyer today woukd be making the same argument. Keep in mind, the constitution prohibits unusual and unjust punishment.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
We have a downhill course that car clubs use for a hilk climb, called Mary Hill. Makes after Sam Hill's daughter Mary Hill.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
You can have enough coins, but if they aren't circulating, then it doesn't really matter. If I'm hording a thousand dollars of coins, those coins are part of the inventory but aren't helping anyone.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
The op was talking about Walt Disney the CEO. Not the company of today.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
The article says more than 68k missing since 2010. But that is profanity a rounding error. Quick Google search says a person should consider shooting from 50 to 600 rounds in a session. At 500 rounds, 60k is only 120 sessions. Maybe 500 i
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Galileo says, no it wasn't always like this.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Am I the only one confused? The "headline" offers no information, other than there is an ongoing information. I click on the title and I see two tweets. One says people can tweet again, the other is essentially a repeat of the gam
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Television uses publicly owned air space. The internet doesn't.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
I don't this definition is accurate Often times the victim is not a celebrity. And it isn't a "boycott" a simple boycott would be fine. But what happens is people go after the victim's job. Trying to get them fired,
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Just because it is speech, doesn't mean it is right. As people like to say, our speech does have consequences. We should be aware of what those consequences are. Take for example, the young man who was fired because he was cracking hi
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Youtube TV has some issues, but I've never experienced those. I use shield and fast forward with a remote is easy. I've never had it autoplay. I'm not sure what you mean by what it chooses. Are you talking about youtube ins
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by chrismcb 6y ago
"Lawful orders to disperse" is there such a thing? You don't hear about "lawful orders to stop speaking" or "lawful orders to stop practicing a religion " And just because a" clear verbal warming &qu
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Of course the output of an algorithm is covered, if there is creative input. Otherwise nothing generated from photoshop would be protected. And creativity is the point. As a previous post mentioned, "creative powers of the mind"
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by chrismcb 6y ago
No one. Copyright requires some creativity. If it was generated, there is no creativity.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Morality and crime aren't the same thing. So yes, a crime can be made more or less criminal under a law. That is by definition.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
If they don't operate in those other countries, then yeah, they should feel free to ignore the laws of that country. If they operate there, it is a different story.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
There are like three small companies that aren't signatories of the Berne convention. So YouTube is probably don't the right thing in regards to copyright ( with the exception of possibly some differences on what is public domain
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Did you read the entire article? You think that it was OK for some gunfire after some confrontation, but didn't question what the brief confrontation was?what about the past where the police claimed to break the door down and we'r
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by chrismcb 6y ago
If their order was to clear the square, they did a very poor job of it. As he was still there. But is it really required to write the order "clear the square in a humane and decent way?"
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by chrismcb 6y ago
You are correct, in that "something" also starts it. It isn't that a cop just decide to start violence. But that "something" usually doesn't warrant the amount of violence. ESPECIALLY given that the protest is
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Almost all of the protests in Seattle have been peaceful, until the cops started spaying made and throwing flash grenades into the crowd. Yes there has been some looting, generally away from the protestors, because the police are busy.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
What does new or used have to do with anything? Don't blame eBay, they are just following the law.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Why? Dark pattern expresses the issue fairly well. It encompass things that aren't necessarily criminal or fraudulent.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
Almost anything can have legitamate reasons. You can kill someone with a hammer, doesn't make it unethical to make a hammer. I don't know why you woukd have a reason to turn off a camera. What I'm saying is, it doesn't n
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by chrismcb 6y ago
That isn't how it works. Of course it can be done through legislation. That is how the branches balance each other.
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by chrismcb 6y ago
When you say internet, I'm going to say you really meant the world wide web? Before college of a books, magazines, and BBSes. I almost got an internship job at compuserve. But it was across town, and I couldnt afford the gas. In coll
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by chrismcb 6y ago
I think the difference is in cost (time and money) as well as stealth. A small drone is easily deployed and fairly unobtrusive. A helicopter takes a bit more time and I think it's more expensive. Plus it isn't exactly stealthy.

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