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by danjoc 9y ago
>the administrative regulations are supposed to be created only following the legislatively mandated rule making process. The administration hasn't created new rules. They've delayed rules that have not yet taken effect. >Wh
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>rules that change with the executive's mood That seems like a mis-characterization of the situation. Trump's mood hasn't changed. Making major changes to immigration policy and trade deals was the foundation of Trump&#x27
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"the Trump administration violated federal rulemaking laws" "The court challenge concerns the International Entrepreneur Rule, a program instituted under former President Barack Obama" https://en.wikipedia.org
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>Wozniak, Apple co-founder >net neutrality >Apple Siri promotes Google search engine in favor of Bing for billions of dollars. http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-siri-google-bing-2017-9 lol. Good one Woz. You&#x2
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>But it won't, not even close, not when you are reading from the same hard drive/SSD card. I think you missed the part where OP said, "In general, you should aim to have a cache hit ratio of 99% or higher" You sound l
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I wonder if you asked a resident of said hovels if s/he would rather stay in SF, or accept a bus ticket and this place https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/12321-Fairhill-Rd-Clevela...
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They should come to America. Doctors are never overworked here.
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The FBI did get into the phone. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2016/03/fbi-breaks-iphone-and-... "Privacy"
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Prism. It seems everyone has really short memories. "Bu-but they changed. They keep data private now!" Fappening occurred because Apple left the law enforcement backdoor open, and haxorz exploited the hole with elcomsoft password
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Apple phones are still available in China. China blocks WhatsApp. "Privacy"
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Why the Public’s Love Affair with Silicon Valley Might Be Over(fastcompany.com)
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Counting subscribers, T-Mobile + Sprint is still in third place behind Verizon and AT&T. If the landscape wasn't competitive in 2011, then why were there no efforts by the administration to break up the duopoly? It seems if you wan
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For decades, any time internet censorship came up, there was always someone who quoted John Gilmore's "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it." What happened? Did you all give up? Is the utopia really ov
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Does it do blue-green deployments yet?
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New suit. Check. Eating a cheese steak is supposed to impress us. Check. "He's just a regular guy after all." lol. If he makes it through the first half of the primaries, I'll be amazed.
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This is one thing that makes a Yubikey so attractive to me. You can't accidentally your private key.
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Where's the data dump? The hackers said they'd dump Sept 15 if not paid. http://archive.is/648A5
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>our salary info Now they have my attention! If the hackers got that data, I really hope they make it public. Imagine the shit storm that would follow. Those women who are "bad negotiators" would know EXACTLY how much less th
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>Perhaps that's unwarranted privilege - only you can interpret that. No, I'm happy for you and glad you had the opportunity. It's just you started your anecdote about humble beginnings, and yet you had a full ride in colle
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>Not once did wealth, influence or ability to pay impact our recruitment decisions Yet, I don't imagine you would want to trade places with any of the guys you blackballed from your friendly club. Having been a navy fighter pilot, a
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All the frat guys I ever knew had well off parents. They were going to make more than everyone else due to that alone. Of course, being surrounded by privilege, parties, and sorority girls eager to score a rich boy hurt their grades. That d
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Smartphone cameras are so good now, the differences in photo quality are pretty negligible between flagships. IMO, DxOMark basically makes mountains out of mole hills. Given the option, I'd rather have killer new features like 3D scann
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>If I download a piece of software, then yes, I can expect to take responsibility for verifying it serves my purposes. Under current law. Since the Equifax break in, journalists have been demanding legislation to change that, https:&#x2
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The specs are widely available. This is chromebook Eve. It is very overpriced.
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>Are your customer protection laws super weak ? Yes. The same companies also fight right to repair laws. It's frequently illegal to repair the broken thing yourself.
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I really like the captchas. I regularly answer them incorrectly but "correctly" to F up Google's training. Just doing my small part really.
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>So if something goes wrong with machine 1 day after your warranty runs out, you're probably SoL. https://9to5google.com/2016/12/09/google-pixel-screen-peelin... You're pretty SoL when it's
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Terrible design; $99 pen with no place to stow it. Apple style price jacking for storage; $1199-128GB, $1399-256GB, $1749-512. I don't see this hardware line going anywhere either. I won't be surprised if the pen requires charging
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https://mobile.twitter.com/mrocklin/status/90977822841123635... https://mobile.twitter.com/wj_chicago/status/909901211855458... https://mobile.twitter.com/astrojuanlu&#x2
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What a difference 20 years makes... https://www.eff.org/cyberspace-independence

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