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by cnnsucks 9y ago
I see. So they're operating in the ISM portion of 2.4 and 5GHz. In that case they can encrypt. So the original question seems a good one; why haven't they yet?
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by cnnsucks 9y ago
Many of these systems are using the amateur radio service bands. Often 5GHz for video, 2.3-2.4GHz for control and telemetry and less frequently 1.2GHz, 900MHz and 70cm are also used. The FCC doesn't allow encrypted traffic on amateur
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by cnnsucks 9y ago
"but inappropriate to cut obligations to creditors we call 'bondholders'?" The part where I said bondholders should be held harmless is a fiction inside your head. When the gears finally strip the bondholders in these c
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by cnnsucks 9y ago
Well that's not the precedent. When these mismanaged governments finally throw in the towel and hand the reins over to grownups what happens is the pensions and retiree benefits get cut. Detroit just had this happen after the state s
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by cnnsucks 9y ago
Seems to me that keeping the labor cost reasonable isn't really that difficult. The only real problem is concealing the process well enough that it doesn't provoke outrage. Understand as you read what follows and the hairs on yo
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by cnnsucks 9y ago
Experts are those employed to say what The Powers That Be (tm) prefer to hear, regardless of how wrong they get it. Others get no play.
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by cnnsucks 9y ago
The first claim in your first link... exactly what I expected to find: "By overbooking it actually does help keep the fares down" Money. Low low prices. That's why people that have paid for tickets are getting beat up and k
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by cnnsucks 9y ago
Indeed. If you believe HIPAA has ensured everything is encrypted you've been suckered by the potemkin village that is EHR compliance pencil whipping. The work is farmed out to all sorts of fly-by-night shops that are expert at passin
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by cnnsucks 9y ago
Add no point in this piece of clickbait will you learn "Why" criminals target patient data.
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by cnnsucks 9y ago
It's isn't important. This is what you dwell on and write about when you find yourself living in paradise and all your actual problems are solved.
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by cnnsucks 9y ago
"Can you explain the obsession people have with the Constitution?" It's the foundational document of the most powerful, prosperous nation in the history of the species. Things like that attract allegiance. It would be stran
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
yes, that's why Canada is just as bad a Mexico, with Canadian drug cartels mass beheading their rivals in the streets of Toronto.
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
You're waving around your favorite poor white trash hit piece, just like you haters have been doing since it was published.
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
The "comfortable professional class" doesn't like having their contempt and hate called out, so they mod down their critics.
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
"comfortable professional class"
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
"So basically increase the cost of goods for everyone so more people can be employed at a higher wage?" Whenever the topic happens to be energy higher costs are offered as proper penance.
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
...and it wasn't actually that difficult to pick up on either.
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
If someone in establishment media wrote with such contempt for any aggrieved minority in the US, for instance the millions of black Americians that destroy themselves, their families and their communities with drugs, alcohol and aggressive
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
"increasing minimum wage, make it easier to unionize, universal health care, protecting/expanding social security, and a bunch of other policies" Despite what every source of 'truth' that you have self selected has
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
"compelling message for the working class" They have a compelling message for the working class. It's a message of contempt and hate. The long marriage of the working class and Democrats has ended and it wasn't the wor
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
I read that headline too, but the actual story didn't provide any evidence to support it. Schumer's 'Leather Special' was your usual tedious progressive lecture disguised as comedy with a few laughs and a lot of porn, a
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
Kanth, like many, senses that a global financial crisis, or some other equivalent catastrophe, like war or natural disaster, may soon produce painful and seismic economic and political disruptions. "many" "some" "
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
Indeed, "some" do. Also, some would have you take your Blame America First group-think elsewhere instead of shitting up HN with it.
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What If Trump and Clinton Had Swapped Genders?(nyu.edu)
15 points by cnnsucks 10y ago|4 comments
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
Here is the article covering that: "Tolls may disproportionately burden the poor, but so do sales taxes, gas taxes and every other way we pay for roads." It then goes on to sort-of suggest that despite this new pain the net benefi
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
Indeed they are; Vox has improved the Q factor of the left wing echo chamber like nothing since the rise of huffpo.
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
>> general American public does not enjoy quality Even in midwest Trump country where I live atm I have my choice of three excellent craft brewers inside a five mile radius, operating for years now, the places are packed full of &quot
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
>> Heady Topper isn't sold outside of Vermont And yet it's "America's most loved"... Never heard of it myself. Beer hype. I've no doubt someone's gone off the deep end to get their hands on some; p
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
>> while Rust is fairly young based on the 1.0 release date, there was a large amount of time prior to that where the language underwent a number of changes. Both Rust and Java had similar intervals between start of development and 1.
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by cnnsucks 10y ago
>> Java is showing quite impressive numbers! 359% more RAM isn't very impressive. Even less so when one considers the 20+ years of effort spent to achieve it. You know what impresses me? A 22 month old language besting everythi

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