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by dx87 7y ago
So here's what I found are generally the requirements for libel: False assertion of fact: There must be a false assertion of fact about a person; Communication: Such false statement was unprivileged and communicated or published to a t
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by dx87 7y ago
EDIT: It seems like the sites can't be held responsible because they didn't create the false information, they just disseminated it. Leaving up the wrong part of my comment for context. The sites that ran articles quoting the ga
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by dx87 7y ago
Legalising it can also have unintended side effects. When prostitution is legalised, the demand often outstrips the supply, leading to an increase in human trafficking. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_
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by dx87 7y ago
IKR, work-life balance defaults to healthy until the employer starts requiring or additional hours on top of the normal 9-5.
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by dx87 7y ago
What difference does it make if someone willingly gives up your personal information, or someone is tricked into giving up your information? Either way, people who didn't consent had their information collected by a political campaign
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by dx87 7y ago
His administration benefited a ton from Facebook. You can look up his old campaign manager's tweets about Facebook telling them that they were on their side, and that if anyone else had scraped as much info as they did, they would hav
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by dx87 7y ago
The official blog post doesn't give any information about the breach except "We noticed a third-party had unauthorized access to DoorDash data", and the TechCrunch article says that DoorDash responded that they couldn't
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by dx87 7y ago
Considering that they haven't perfected the "don't accelerate into stationary objects" algorithm, I'm not sure I trust this in an area with a lot of pedestrian traffic.
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by dx87 7y ago
I think that only works if you tell people that will hold you accountable, like if you tell your spouse that you'll mow the lawn, they'll hold you to it. If you're posting "I'm going to lose weight this year!"
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by dx87 7y ago
I normally buy clothes that are targeted towards blue collar workers since they are typically designed to be more resistent to wear and tear, at the expense of not looking very stylish. Since I work a desk job, they last a long time. My b
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by dx87 7y ago
I had a co-worker who lived in Baltimore, and he'd act like he was shocked that co-workers from the suburbs thought Baltimore wasn't a good place to live or visit. Then he'd also tell us stuff like "when you visit my ho
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by dx87 7y ago
Yeah, you're probably fine. A lot of the traits that make men attractive are very difficult to convey through a dating site, so a lot of men get passed on unless they're super good looking. It looks like the original blog has be
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by dx87 7y ago
OkCupid did a study on online dating, and men really do get the short end of the stick. They found that when a group of women have their attractivness rated by men, the results fit a bell curve where most women are considered average, and
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by dx87 7y ago
I don't know if you've ever met a child, but informing them of risks and letting them make their own decisions isn't always the best idea. I don't know how many times I've been at restaurants and heard parents say
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by dx87 7y ago
That quote isn't being used how it was originally intended. It's referring to capitalists that fell on hard times, so they started supporting communism because they believed that they'd have everything they need. They'
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by dx87 7y ago
I'm sure the security community would love for these things to get fixed, but it's a constant fight trying to get developers to learn the correct way to do something. I've had developers tell my manager that having to fix se
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by dx87 7y ago
Your family members were lying to you if they said that the president doesn't get to see whatever classified material they want. The president doesn't even have a security clearance like everyone else requires, they get to see wh
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by dx87 7y ago
2k a week for 4 days a week sounds amazing, especially for a first job. I'd definitely take a pay cut for that deal.
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by dx87 7y ago
Acting members of Congress can do it in a roundabout way, as long as they do it while speaking on the floor. Anything they says becomes part of the Congressional Record, which is available to the public and de facto unclassified.
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Can you show me where he excused the actions of Epstein? From what I saw, he called him a serial rapist and said he deserved to be locked away in prison.
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Even if the person who commited the crime had no knowledge that the other party was coerced? Why are they at fault because they were lied to and tricked into commiting a crime?
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by dx87 7y ago
By "had nothing to do with the USA", I meant things related to collection in the USA. It's not like he needed to leak information that the NSA was spying on other countries, that's pretty much their entire job. I don&#
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Here's a news article where they say that he showed them classified information about computers in China that the NSA had access to. https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1260306/edward-s...
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by dx87 7y ago
I wish news sites would stop omitting that in addition to the information he leaked about what was going on in the USA, he also leaked a lot of classified information that had nothing to do with the USA. I don't know how he'd arg
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by dx87 7y ago
The rebels said that they had help from allies inside Saudi Arabia, maybe it was people who wanted to do economic damage, kind of like an over-the-top version of a news article designed to hurt stock prices.
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It's not a standard, it's the same as TLDR. The only difference is that it's before the content instead of after.
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It could still raise the question of whether the sender knew how their emoji would be rendered on the receivers screen. Did the sender know that their water gun would get rendered as a real gun, causing the receiver to feel threatened, or
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by dx87 7y ago
I could definitely see the gun emoji mentioned in the article causing issues in a court case. For example, if two people get in an argument, and one person thinks they are sending a playful water gun emoji, but the other person receives a
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by dx87 7y ago
Honestly, saying that the NSA has done maybe one useful thing in its entire existence and that everything it does could be replaced by "simple detective work" just shows you to be incredibly uninformed and ignorant about what the
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by dx87 7y ago
My wife is from the South, and she decided not to have a southern accent either, even though it occasionally comes out when she spends a week visiting family. She did grad school in Maryland, and she's told me about college professors

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