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by dobbsbob 13y ago
Same, everybody I know who commutes on a bike has horrible accident stories and my city has designated bike lanes even. That said they also don't like the helmet laws since cops here seem to only go after the poorerst riders like the h
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
Anybody remember this pilot jailed in CAR for reporting a massacre he stumbled upon? crazy story http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianoce...
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
The Tuscon AZ spree shooter was forcibly given anti psych drugs so he would be competent for trial. If not he would have been found insane seems odd to make somebody sane so you can punish them for acts committed while barking mad
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3rded. Commodities have no regulations in my country. A currency would req piles of government approval to trade
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
Great success bookmarked that link
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
Well timed article since I am looking for a mattress right now and was having a coffee reading HN after going to multiple scammy furniture places
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
I change cable news by not watching it. When nobody watches their propaganda tabloid trash anymore they will cease to exist and something better will replace them.
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There's also the extra emissions factor. Instead of human powered clean energy they will all have vehicles, which no doubt will cost extra in gas and vehicle maint costs when we are supposed to be moving away from fossil fuels
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
It is harder, from a criminal perspective you are taking too much risk whereas you can pop a jackpot with a running getaway vehicle beside you. That's why there is rampant CMB theft and not so much home theft. You could also jack a pos
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The metal cage is there because probably the boxes were robbed constantly ;) The pics I've seen of these new boxes don't have a cage but I imagine will when tons of theft happens.
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They already bought most of the boxes. I know this from doing contract work for CPC and heard them talking about buying them 3 weeks ago. I asked to look at the design just to see what kind of security measures are present and you can make
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
These boxes will be robbed on a daily basis in places like Burnaby, Surrey and Vancouver where ID theft is rife on community mail boxes
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German Privacy Foundation does this
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Took them forever to discover Ft. Longcat in Second Life
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
Wasn't Topiary busted because of using Xbox live? Wonder about that informant now
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2011 a serbian film. They only reversed 300 film bans in 2003. It is illegal to 'insult' religion there so if you're a critical cartoonist or author expect to go to court and defend your art from censors. The last book censor
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They call these "PPP" public private partnerships. What happens is cronies of the ruling party are given money to avoid risk and get to run the business extracting all profits for themselves. The taxpayer is told hey this would co
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
To defend the free market position though I don't agree with it, an evil party can be elected in those countries who could purposely mismanage the welfare state and destroy it. Then they point to the ruins and say look this doesn'
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
work remotely anywhere you want. live in a country with low cost of living and use online portfolio to get work
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If yahoo sends you FBI made tracking and demasking cookies instead of a regular one that would work though they claim they didn't help. Could also have found out what vpn this guy used and had them redirect Iran originating traffic to
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
Another reason you can't make new smartphones is lawsuits. I imagine Ubuntu OS will be sued out of existence by patent trolls should Samsung adopt it. They don't have an army of lawyers like Android/Google.
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Exactly, unless they are dumb enough to dump the coins in a major exchange which can 'freeze' the funds nobody will ever be able to trace them. As for the owners being doxxed they already failed opsec day they opened with czech cs
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Not all the early mined coins were controlled by Satoshi, Hal Finney and other's on the crypto mailing list have many, many coins. Maybe Hal bought some weed According to Bitcoin developers Satoshi hasn't moved any of the coins th
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
Their indoctrination vids are a must watch for craziness: http://youtu.be/AqSZhwu1Rwo Check out that thousand yard stare. This guy reminds me of that insane space cult leader from Star Trek TOS. Apparently this cult was ful
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
Bitcoin wiki tells you exactly what you need to do. Generate addresses offline or proxied through Tor or JonDonym. Use different addresses for every input. Use CoinControl program to send coins https://bitcointalk.org/index.
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Austin Texas is pretty friendly, also many community events. So is the Philippines for that matter
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There's no way in hell Satoshi is anywhere connected to "DPR". Look at the OPSEC between the two. Satoshi carefully concealed his identity even in the early crypto mailing list days of Bitcoin. Ross Ulbricht failed at this co
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
I guess end to end encryption with Redphone or Ostel would defeat stingray/imsi catchers but no idea with type0 sms spam tracking. Use a faraday pocket :/ Chaos Computer Club reverse engineered some Qualcomm basebands to find them
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Cryptophone GSMK has a 'baseband firewall' that will shut down the stack if its continuously active without the application cpu also being active, meaning shenanigans are afoot like being spammed with type0 SMS to track you silent
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
That's exactly what FinFisher police spyware does: pretends to shut off your phone but the mic is still recording

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