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by daveevad 6y ago
1st.gov would be a neat domain name.
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by daveevad 6y ago
Moffett + Sunnyvale in 100 years could be decently dystopic.
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> boosted that to somewhere in the $10-20 million range since leaving office that right there is unacceptable to me.
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by daveevad 6y ago
The last group that tried to hold them to account had their computers hacked.[1] It doesn't seem possible to hold the most powerful accountable to me. [1]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senate_Intelligence_Committee
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by daveevad 6y ago
However during this pandemic, proximity has become a liability to the community.
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The authenticity of the underlying evidence matters at least as much as the source. No one has denied the underlying documents' authenticity to my knowledge.
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by daveevad 6y ago
> I’m taking some time off to do things I enjoy outside of technology, such as collecting rare air-cooled Porsches. The year is 2020 and the spear phishing has never been more sophisticated.
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by daveevad 6y ago
> The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it. Using legal tactics to stop text on the Internet seems folly to me.
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by daveevad 6y ago
what kind of legal bill would this have all required to pull-off?
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by daveevad 6y ago
thank you for your knowledgable response and expertise. are there any examples you are aware of where a person has been harmed by receiving a pardon or commutation?
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by daveevad 6y ago
all systems operational according to https://api.twitterstat.us/ down for me tho
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by daveevad 6y ago
don't forget this is politics and the campaign is asking the other campaign to make a statement that the emails are inauthentic. revealing the dkim signatures at a later point would be twice as effective from a political and public opi
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by daveevad 6y ago
> their policy to remove unverified & leaked personal correspondence do you think their policy is evenly applied across their platform?
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by daveevad 6y ago
The title is misleading, it appears to me, since the claim "did not prevent a single terrorist attack" isn't backed up with even a grammatically correct sentence. > a judge ruled beginning of September 2020 that not [one s
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by daveevad 6y ago
> HomePods feel similar to Dubai That's an interesting analogy. Have you considered other products to fit this as well or is it something specific about Homepod?
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by daveevad 6y ago
> live streams from YouTube of famous places any chance you have a curated list of these you'd be willing to share? thank you
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by daveevad 6y ago
> Because mask wearing by infected people can reduce transmission risk, and because of the high proportion of asymptomatic infected individuals and transmissions, there appears to be a strong case for the effectiveness of widespread use
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by daveevad 6y ago
my bad. i lifted quote from wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC_chimes#cite_ref-3 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.31210009801968&vi...
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by daveevad 6y ago
> the notes of the famous NBC chimes are G-E-C, standing for the General Electric Company.
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by daveevad 6y ago
Bank Secretary : So, people hire you to break into their places... to make sure no one can break into their places? Martin Bishop : It's a living. Bank Secretary : Not a very good one.
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by daveevad 6y ago
let's start with your bank account and routing numbers.
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by daveevad 6y ago
there's no way it's being maintained on same software. so how would you make it bullet proof, just s3 and cloudfront? so what would you say it costs a year to run?
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by daveevad 6y ago
> You have 14 calendar days to return an item from the date you received it. https://www.apple.com/shop/help/returns_refund That might be just enough time to render your student film.
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by daveevad 6y ago
> as Internet pioneer John Gilmore puts it, "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it."
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by daveevad 6y ago
+1 and a recommendation for vimium browser extension. basically, whatever allows increased rate of I/O between you and a computer. it's really as simple as never leaving the home row and im pretty close to thinking that the mouse
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by daveevad 6y ago
Thanks for that explanation. It completely reverses my initial view point.
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by daveevad 6y ago
it sounds to me like it's a custom url scheme built into ios. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/inter-proces...
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by daveevad 6y ago
The decision to invade Iraq in 2003 still seems worse to me than anything this administration's done. That war was based on a lie and resulted in the death of more than 100,000 civilians and cost $1 trillion.
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by daveevad 6y ago
probably not, wouldn't that just alienate the other half of their users that would view that as backing down? it's a good question i hadn't considered though.
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by daveevad 6y ago
primarily, just seems like the government's pulling the 230 protections offered online platforms "safe harbor" for their user's actions. presumably this opens up twitter to all sorts of liability, such as when a user up

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