darrikmazey

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by darrikmazey 15y ago
Has anyone actually seen the text of this "last-minute rewrite"? I'm skeptical, because I've been seeing this fear broadcast about this bill since day one. Maybe I'm naive, but it seems like a pretty large leap from temporary ip addresses
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by darrikmazey 15y ago
I would also be interested to know exactly the order of bids, because if Google and Intel never bid directly after one another, it might suggest they had an allied strategy going in.
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by darrikmazey 15y ago
In my mind (despite the precedent with Google), Google's irreverent bidding suggests that they were simply running up the bid. In which case perhaps the partnership with Intel suggests similar strategies from companies that never intended
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by darrikmazey 16y ago
the problem i have with this is given the recent michigan ruling saying police can dump, retain, and peruse data from a cell phone during a traffic stop, this gives access to far more data than should be possible without a warrant, without
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by darrikmazey 16y ago
Also for the young kids: illegal is not always synonymous with immoral, and sometimes to be a productive member of society you have to step across that line.
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by darrikmazey 16y ago
I don't think the dispute is whether there should be open ads for illegal activity. The proper course is to settle that between law enforcement and the offending party, not law enforcement and the medium, especially when doing the latter m
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by darrikmazey 16y ago
In a civil case, why would the police be involved at all? IANAL, but I have been married three times, and I can't imagine a judge in a divorce case wasting time with cell phone records. However, I live in a no-fault divorce state, so my e
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by darrikmazey 16y ago
I use a unique generated password for every instance. Then I store these passwords in yaml files on an encrypted partition on my harddrive that is unlocked by a keyfile on a usb stick. I wrote a little script that searches these yaml file