drewmol

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by drewmol 7y ago
Yes they are. Lack of package visibility, unclear accessiblity (vehicle locks), potential of car alarms, requirement for unlawful entry, increased likelihood of occupents associated with vehicle presence, expanded threat for forensic discov
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by drewmol 7y ago
>So "many participants" said the program saved their lives, and while only 8% "graduated" did the program help any of the other 92% of participants with their drug problem? For a large segment the unemployed criminal
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by drewmol 7y ago
While it says only 8% graduate, I'd wager that a majority or large minority of the patients (ugh) who are subject to and participate in this 80-hour-unpaid-work-week-as-a-rehab program are smart, capable and marketable enought to lev
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by drewmol 7y ago
My pleasure. Wanted to keep it short, additional context: The organizations founder quite likely believed the allegations but couldn't bear to see the child she adopted and raised from 6 y/o end up in a Kenyan prison. The Freedom
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by drewmol 7y ago
If the topic is not your interest but web design is, check out the article for the cool verticle scrolling progress indicator that's displayed horizontally in the floating top menu bar. My mother has been involved in operating and supp
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by drewmol 7y ago
Folks seems like a better fit. I also enjoy the slight irony of advocating grammatical accuracy in a thread that uses the word "owns" to indicate "is responsible for maintainance, failure and modification", or what the t
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by drewmol 8y ago
I was gonna chime in on 360's and saw your comment. The best solution that didn't involve replacing solder was a reflow combined with case mods to add screws that better stabilized the board directly around the problem chips whic
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by drewmol 8y ago
In limited cases I support it but I believe some type of consent to be governed is required, I consider physically visiting a sovern nation as implicit concent to be governed by their laws. I'm opposed to the notion that any governmen
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by drewmol 8y ago
If what I did is a crime under US law then yes, in the US. If what I did involved accessing servers in Austrailia, from the US, then again, only if what I did is a crime under US law then yes, in the US. If I claimed in an online chat tha
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by drewmol 8y ago
I'll admit that last question was poorly related to this situation. The idea that the US claims jurisdiction to enforce laws against vaugly defined actions like this conspiracy law on an Australian citizen for a violation that took
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by drewmol 8y ago
>And I'm pretty sure the charge of conspiring to hack defense systems is also a crime in the UK so the grounds for extradition aren't so shaky. The jurisdictional overreach of my government (US) in this case concerns me. Some
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by drewmol 8y ago
True. If the hack was related to divulging accurate but classified information detailing Australia's recent invasion and topple of two sovereign nations, against recommendation by the majority of the UN, it would likely play out diffe
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by drewmol 8y ago
>To paint that as US law "reaching the globe" is a bit facetious 'Everybody does it' argument does not invalidate the claim. I'm not making judgement on what should happen here but... An Austrailian man was just
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by drewmol 8y ago
"Despite early speculation which consisted largely of unique and fantastical possibilities... by affording unprecedented visibility due to it's mamouth size, proximity to dense population centers and rotational properties of the c
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by drewmol 8y ago
A couple of tips if you try again: I don't understand the real-debrid "points" system and didn't really care to disect it, just payed for premium service directly through their website and that's been sufficient. M
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by drewmol 8y ago
>I've gone back to my seedbox, nas and kodi. I use a good digital tuner (HDHomeRun) hooked up to my rusty old 1950's rooftop antenna usually using KODI as front end, it's awesome and satisfies my live TV need which is very
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by drewmol 8y ago
I couldn't help but read the headline and think to myself: This is great! I should probably jump right in to this .001 % bucket of Firefox nightly users. Combined this with my >1% OS, custom profile of barebones unsupported, block
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by drewmol 8y ago
>is there something wrong with the people who repeatedly try and upload and share videos of mass shootings? Yes. A detection system can be used to limit occurrences of this issue. In this case, an issue with the detection system used on
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by drewmol 8y ago
As you stopped reading at that point, I assume the "big claim to make without quantitative evidence" is the part of the article you quoted. I'd entertain some debate over the definition of publish, as well as whether or not F
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by drewmol 8y ago
This is why, despite having Netflix/Prime/Hulu I resort to Kodi with real-debrid to watch 4K content
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by drewmol 8y ago
and replaced by many more people in order to have the resources to market their next product
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by drewmol 8y ago
I was going to respond to parent but you brought up the point I was going to bring attention to: requiring anyone to forget/destroy/not disseminate information is an infringement on their liberty. While I understand that we do h
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by drewmol 8y ago
"Homer: You mean the mob only did me a favor to get something in return?? Ohhh, Fat Tony! I will say good day to you, sir!"
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by drewmol 8y ago
Depends on the audience.
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by drewmol 8y ago
>the effect is the same - they took your stuff. After I wrote my reply I reflected that in this case MS is actively, directly depriving you of access to the your content, a required component of theft, but IMO if a refund is issued bef
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by drewmol 8y ago
Fraud is a better term than theft but this probably does not constitutes fraud, that would depend on the terms of license and sale. MS is not confiscating physical property just discontinuing a service that was hosting digital books (I pre
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by drewmol 8y ago
>If I have an old player that is perfectly technically capable of playing new media, will it fail to play requires new keys? Yes. It will require a soft/firmware update, which won't be available if the device has widely known
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by drewmol 8y ago
>The court order targets a total of 57 domain names, including various mirror sites. The academic publishers had asked the court for a more flexible blocklist, which they could update whenever new domains would become available, but this
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by drewmol 8y ago
Because the penalties for unauthorized possession in the US range from (up to) 6 months to 8 years with fines up to $25,000 varying by state and the only way to acquire it in an authorized manor restricts it's prescribed usage to a nar
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by drewmol 8y ago
>like the 'try to go direct to voicemail' spam calls The practice of leaving messages directly on voicemail bypassing the ability for the recipient to answer is commonly referred to as "voicedrops". I know this becau

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