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eth0up
7y ago
I'll climb on the soapbox. Glyphosate is great stuff. Good on sandwiches too. Hell, even Patrick Moore[1] does shots[2] of the stuff and he's almost perfect. 1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Moore_
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eth0up
7y ago
Realistically, I truly wonder if the consummate versions of such tech won't become the keystone of the future world's pyrrhic utopia. In some paved global labyrinth of potted plants, designer integrity and perfect safety, where li
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eth0up
7y ago
My golly - the havoc that beast would wreak if applied to all officials! It would almost be worth unleashing on the public, if perfected from the top down. Though it never seems to work that way. I'm already lucidly envisioning future
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eth0up
7y ago
Your first paragraph may contain a small error in failing to consider that the perceived safest and easiest way to refuse might be to ignore. An LE request can be intimidating to some and it's not difficult to imagine some preferring
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eth0up
7y ago
This comment seems to have initiated a surprisingly long thread on the topic of guns. A worthy topic, but I was hoping to see more discussion on surveillance, privacy and related things. Perhaps someone should drop an inflammatory submissio
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eth0up
7y ago
I find they work quite well even in suburbia. Of course, they work best elsewhere, but are very much worth having almost anywhere, for me. I have been been amazed many times after pointing my binos to an apparently void area of sky and seei
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eth0up
7y ago
First, it should be emphasized that no warrant or even probable cause seems needed for LE to obtain video from Amazon directly when a customer refuses or ignores a request.[1] Secondly, there is valid reason for concern if a customer declin
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Ring Gave Police Stats About Users Who Said No to Law Enforcement Requests
(gizmodo.com)
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eth0up
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eth0up
7y ago
Entry price will be near $400 for what I was referencing. Mine were Garrett Optical (Signature Series), which I think is no more. However, the build is almost identical under different brands, eg Orion Resolux. The features in these porr
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eth0up
7y ago
A great way to "explode" the mind routinely is a pair of 15x70 binoculars with premium optics. The effect of handing them to someone, nudging them to Orion's belt or Pleiades, etc, and hearing the inevitable expletive never
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Declaration: A Moratorium on Facial Recognition Technology for Mass Surveillance
(thepublicvoice.org)
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eth0up
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eth0up
7y ago
Another angle of approach: Bruce Schneier's Why technologists need to get involved in public policy? https://cyber.harvard.edu/story/2019-10/why-technologists-ne...
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Julian Assange extradition judge refuses request for delay
(theguardian.com)
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7y ago
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eth0up
7y ago
Some... https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2016/11/24/how-your-speaker...
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eth0up
7y ago
If Amazon's Ring is partnering with LE[1], and from what I understand, in some circumstances providing access to customer-produced data even when customers refuse requests, it doesn't seem too unreasonable to have suspicions. 1.
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eth0up
7y ago
The existence of debate on this subject worries me more than China itself. It signifies the threat is within. To many, the 1st or any amendment to the Bill of Rights is modifiable at the whim of each meandering generation or trend. We'
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eth0up
7y ago
Red Bull cola, if still available, contains coca leaf and quite a few other less intriguing but delicious extracts; eg galangal, corn mint, mustard seed, cardamom,... It's my favorite cola, or was. The quality ingredients might explai
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eth0up
7y ago
Good fucking grief. Courage? I don't need to regurgitate the discrepancies mentioned by many here, eg sugar snake oil, junkfood, ALCOHOL etc. I'll instead infuriate some guardian angels with a less pharisaic perspective on tobacc
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eth0up
7y ago
I find myself perplexed by many conventions, maybe I'm a lout. A tidy slice of tape unconventionally covers my phone's frontal camera, which to me is a functional and valued liberty, while the option lasts. I uneagerly anticipated
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The Sight of Sound
(emergencemagazine.org)
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New Approaches to Cracking the Communication of Cetaceans (2016)
(bioneers.org)
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eth0up
7y ago
I wonder if there's much preventing such tech from being reapplied for, say, furtively monitoring keystrokes or other forms of questionable eavesdropping, in a kind of acoustic Van Eck phreaking sort of way.
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eth0up
7y ago
I'll tell of an actual situation that is different, but with similar elements. Guy A arranges for presumed friend (pf) to provide transport for post surgery where benzodiazepines are administered along with local anesthetics. Guy A is
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eth0up
7y ago
Is it unfeasible to pursue expansion of dual/two-party consent laws to cover this in some way?
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eth0up
7y ago
+1 Good work! This is important information and I hope it stays at the top of the comments. I'll be looking for a FL version. Edit note: With privacy and security in mind, I'm not 100% sure how comfortable I am with enrollment and
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eth0up
7y ago
I'm well aware of the issue and it isn't only China. The black market for parts is ubiquitous and illicit organ brokers are everywhere, etc, etc. Need a kidney? Someone knows a homeless guy pining for cash..[1] We may not be as di
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eth0up
7y ago
Perhaps there needs to be an additional option; eg a) Organ Donor vs b) Science Donor, and some redefinition of the former to preclude post mortem pecuniary feasting. Most certainly, strict policy is needed to prevent harvesting without con
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eth0up
7y ago
If anyone by the name of Crown Sterling takes your bet, don't trust 'em. They've got unified merrygorithms and kwuantum top hats.
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eth0up
7y ago
...all over the place A small, but possible chance of Pu-238 spreading over Florida. I just read that 238 (half-life 87 years) emits mostly alpha, which is said to be easily blocked, even by paper. In FL, many go about half naked, so I'
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The Sight of Sound
(emergencemagazine.org)
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eth0up
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