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How Standard Treasury Built a Founding Team(blog.zactownsend.com)
23 points by dailyrorschach 13y ago|3 comments
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
Not just your current family, but your children and their offspring with the three generations punishment. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaechon_internment_camp#Human_r... So you’re entire current family is sent, and th
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
Indeed, I’m reminded of a great Season 2 episode of the West Wing, and though fictional, points out that to go up against and wipe our a drug cartel in the jungles of Colombia would require a 10 to 1 troop ratio to secure victory. Many of t
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
They actually break quite a bit of news, along with clogging the internet with blogspam. It's a pretty fascinating business model.
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
Try a different genius - I did have water damage to my laptop, and he showed me the tripped indicators before agreeing to the repair.
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
Well I also assume that many other signals intelligence agencies are collecting data. Having worked at a time for a large global PR firm, I am sure many if not most of our communications were intercepted, especially with work once done for
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
I'd agree with that. I've often been wondering if where we're headed is a some kind of reform compromise. Not that I think it's ideal or right, but for example I could see the NSA having a Chinese wall around data for Am
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
This is likely a minority view, but I have no problem with the NSA being able to break encryption, that's in fact part of their job. Decoding encryption has long been part of their mission. I also suspect they're not alone in term
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
I think Uber is pretty safe in DC. UberX is under attack in DC. The Limo/livery (black car and SUVs) businesses is now well protected by DC law and the definitions passed earlier this year. The DCTC rules will classify the UberX hybrid
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
I'd say that among people who take cabs, not necessarily wealthy, Uber is growing fantastically in some markets. Here in DC - almost everyone I know prefers and uses Uber now.
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
The speed limit sign before the camera area also has a yellow sign beneath it saying Photo Enforced, I've found it very easy to avoid getting a ticket.
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
I think its important to say what is actually being claimed. In the case of al-Awaki(Aulaqi) their claim is: "Such considerations allow for the use of lethal force in a foreign country against a U.S. citizen who is a senior operational
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
Yes, old name is: Title 38 - Pensions, Bonuses, and Veterans' Relief http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CFR-2004-title38-vol1/content-d...
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
That would be Hart Island, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hart_Island,_New_York It's the potter's field for the City of New York, where unclaimed remains and the remains of those who can't afford a burial
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
In the US your backyard isn't necessarily considered to have an expectation to privacy. The principle in question is Curtilage, the relevant holding was United States v Dunn. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtilage
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
They don't actually. A member of Congress can't just ask the head of the NSA to tell them what's going on and expect the complete details. Each house has a Select Intelligence Committee who do in fact receive briefs on these
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
I imagine having a small pony bottle in with him would be enough to return to the surface safely. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pony_bottle
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
Actually many states have changed their position to allow voting once sentence/probation is completed. http://www.aclu.org/maps/map-state-felony-disfranchisement-l...
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by dailyrorschach 13y ago
It's all obviously dependent on your plan - but many plans do in fact cover 100% of a mastectomy and reconstruction. Which of course makes financial sense to them if the same plan requires them to cover substantial amounts of cancer treatme
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by dailyrorschach 14y ago
PrivCo looks even worse now with this additional update to CNN's story: "I don't think the real story here is the details of the financing," Hamadeh [PrivCo CEO] said. "It's what's going to happen to the little guys, all of the merchants wh
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by dailyrorschach 14y ago
I don't have a firm opinion on the matter yet. I was initially suspicious of the initial report as I had never heard of them (PrivCo). However, I do work in advertising/PR and if someone submitted a claim like this to a spokesperson within
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by dailyrorschach 14y ago
Well now the story is updated. Quoted below: UPDATE: Just got off the phone with Hamadeh, who is standing by his original report. He says O'Shaughnessy is misleading his own employees, and that classifying the round as "equity" is a technic
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by dailyrorschach 14y ago
This will probably sound obvious, but well made suits and properly fitted shirts and suits aren't really uncomfortable a all. Of course most people don't factor in the costs of tailoring into their suit purchases, and buy inferior suits lik
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Cardiac Conundrum: Common Cardiac Procedures May Be Misguided(harvardmagazine.com)
1 points by dailyrorschach 14y ago|0 comments
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by dailyrorschach 14y ago
Thanks, never saw that before. Was logged in to Google Account on the browser sync, but apparently not the store.
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by dailyrorschach 14y ago
Anyone else seeing the error: "Download was not a CRX"
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by dailyrorschach 14y ago
This is pretty fun, going to play with this today. Suggestion - add a button to plot when you feel an associated negative symptom? Could be cool to hack your ideal caffeine ingestion. Also a cup here is measured as 8oz right? So a large cof
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by dailyrorschach 14y ago
This is true, it's the modern form of these old behaviors. But that doesn't mean that their amplification effect isn't worse. Now videos and photos are actually seen by people, without your permission, by your friends, teachers, principals,
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by dailyrorschach 14y ago
IANAL either, but I have looked into this quite a bit. There are other ways anticompetitive behavior can be prosecuted, but they don't seem to apply to what Apple is doing here: http://www.ftc.gov/bc/edu/pubs/consumer/general/zgen01.pdf T
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by dailyrorschach 14y ago
As pointed out below 1) they don't have a monopoly. 2) It wasn't just the bundling of IE, but also the use of APIs to prefer and favor IE over third party browsers, and restrictive agreements with OEMs. Also part of the finding of fact in t

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