dontstealmyname

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by dontstealmyname 10y ago
See this seems reasonable.. however I was once playing Battlefield Hardline raving about how awesome the camera's were for whatever I was doing and was then presented with security camera ads shortly after while browsing Facebook on my
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by dontstealmyname 13y ago
Is it as clandestine as the name would suggest? https://www.asio.gov.au/About-ASIO/Overview.html
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by dontstealmyname 13y ago
So when did you choose to be (presumably) straight?
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by dontstealmyname 13y ago
Have you considered a career in the NSA? lol
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by dontstealmyname 13y ago
Like passing retroactive bills so its "not illegal". (not saying this one is just that but they have done it in the past so the telcos didn't get sued I believe)
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by dontstealmyname 13y ago
You might find this book interesting. http://www.amazon.com/Kingpin-Hacker-Billion-Dollar-Cybercri... I've read it and can confirm its a good read. I think this guy was arrested in 2005 or 2007 but that's going on memory from over a year
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by dontstealmyname 13y ago
I think of it like a security expert trying to keep crackers out. No matter how fancy the security they'll be a hole some where forgotten or overlooked which will reveal at least something. Who knows? Maybe our universe was created by the l
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by dontstealmyname 13y ago
Viagra was not initially being developed as an erection pill it was a heart medication (I think) but turned out to be better at causing erections so they ran with that.
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by dontstealmyname 14y ago
The internet? it really only took off late 90s early 00s. Also I like how you discount a major change as if one pivot isn't good enough. Remember changes used to only happen every 100 years or so a while back and going back even further it
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by dontstealmyname 14y ago
I was also the 314th person to watch it so google must be freezing the view count.
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by dontstealmyname 14y ago
This is the first thing I thought of when I read this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTSCRoYyM-Y
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by dontstealmyname 14y ago
I can't remember where I read it (There were links I remember from 2 different places, one post was on HN about this but it was all hear say and rumors to grain of salt) that they want or are building a system like Watson to monitor interne
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by dontstealmyname 14y ago
Wouldn't the simpler system be if you fail a unit twice You've got to find the money yourself to pay for that unit. Just hook the college results system up to the load provider and let their system keep track of it that way. This is more or
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by dontstealmyname 14y ago
Yeah, until they shutdown the server shortly after the next Sim City is released, making your old game unless. EA has a habit of doing things like that.
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by dontstealmyname 14y ago
The Chinese government made a statement last year about MAD. It basically boiled down to their population being so large and spread out so far across china that they would still have a large enough population base to continue on past past t
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by dontstealmyname 14y ago
Yes but the horrible truth is guns have a higher mortality rate than all the other killing methods you listed. Also there is a lot more physical effort in killing someone with a knife, rocks or bearhands and it its more likely that you can
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by dontstealmyname 14y ago
I found the book "The definitive book of body language: How to read others's thoughts by their gestures" by Allan and Barbara Pease to be a great read. The greatest show on Earth - Richard Dawkins was an excellent read. Surely you're jokin
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by dontstealmyname 14y ago
I'm a student programmer with schizophrenia. Not sure what you want or if I can help but if you want you can throw me an email to my hotmail address: illustroofserenus and we can have a chat.