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by falk 13y ago
Because marijuana is a schedule 1 drug it's rather hard to study. Not that it should matter because any adult should be able to put whatever they want in their body. http://popsci.com/science/article/2013-04&#
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by falk 13y ago
This makes a nice tagline, but the first amendment, like almost all of the other ones, has been eroded over time. For example, having to have a permit to protest in high traffic areas.
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The Occupy Money Cooperative(occupycooperative.com)
2 points by falk 13y ago|0 comments
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by falk 13y ago
I'm not the author, just stumbled upon the website while searching for a a thorough tutorial on integrating Stripe and Rails. I agree that he should let us know the pricing ahead of time.
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Mastering Modern Payments Using Stripe with Rails(petekeen.net)
4 points by falk 13y ago|4 comments
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by falk 13y ago
This article is nothing but partisan politics. People voted for Obama twice knowing his healthcare plan/stance, but we didn't vote for the guy to have him spy on us and take away our 4th amendment rights.
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Glenn Greenwald: 'Explosive' NSA Spying Reports Are Imminent(spiegel.de)
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by falk 13y ago
Thank you for the link.
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by falk 13y ago
This looks great. I have a feeling that Foundation is going to gain more traction than Bootstrap in the long term. I've seen @mdo and @fat asked several times online when Bootstrap 3 is coming out and they've said soon for the las
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by falk 13y ago
Yahoo! should pivot into a privacy and security conscious company. They're already on record for fighting against government tyranny.
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by falk 13y ago
I'd love to see Yahoo! differentiate itself from its competitors by becoming a privacy conscious company.
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Lawyer: Snowden Could Leave Moscow Airport Within A Week(npr.org)
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by falk 13y ago
Awesome, I'm glad your really thinking everything over. To be honest, it wasn't entirely clear to be that you can pick the friends you want to tweet about you. I guess now looking at it that seems rather obvious, haha. It would be
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by falk 13y ago
It sounds like you guys are doing all the right things. Keep it up and you'll have many paying customers.
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by falk 13y ago
Socialism is essentially when the worker's own the means of production, so I'd look into worker owned companies. Here's a list of worker owned companies that have a Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by falk 13y ago
Can we get more information on the privacy and encryption aspects of Infinit? I like what you guys are doing but in light of all this NSA/PRISM hullabaloo, I'm becoming really cautious about what online services I use. Are your se
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by falk 13y ago
The biggest problem I have with this is that it attaches you to your friend's profile and whatever he does online. So, for example, what if a buddy of mine posts that he just smoked a joint, and then he endorses me for a job. Unfortun
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by falk 13y ago
Dick Cheney was chairman and CEO of Halliburton Company for five years. They made billions of dollars off of the Iraq war alone. A war that we started under fall pretenses. The public was lied to by the Bush administration in order to line
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by falk 13y ago
Are you familiar with Blackwater? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackwater_Baghdad_shootings http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academi
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Michael Hasting's body was cremated without his family's permission(youtube.com)
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by falk 13y ago
"(I admit I'm pretty biased against Dropbox because they both lied blatantly and horribly about security for a long time, and then, when caught, did a minimal job of just handwaving and continuing as before. They make file securit
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by falk 13y ago
Bingo. We've been misled and lied to by every company implicated. We have no reason to trust them. At least Yahoo! is fighting back. Now if only they would remove that damn exclamation mark from their name.
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Yahoo wins motion to declassify court documents in PRISM case(news.cnet.com)
477 points by falk 13y ago|86 comments
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by falk 13y ago
I don't think that would effect his chances. All of our latest presidents have admitted or have been proven to do illegal drugs of some sort. Not to mention that the U.S. government has done some crazy things with drugs, especially LSD
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by falk 13y ago
Snowden hand selected thousands of documents. I'm sure this blueprint isn't a single piece of paper.
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by falk 13y ago
You're accidentally mixing PRISM with the most recent leaks that say Microsoft has given the NSA ways to bypass encryption methods and so forth.
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by falk 13y ago
Steve Jobs went through a background check for a top-level security check in the 80s. I wonder if he ever received it? http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/06/steve-jobs-security... I find it hard to believe
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by falk 13y ago
I'm not saying this is the reason why, but Dropbox was implicated in the whole Prism scandal as "coming soon".
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by falk 13y ago
On the contrary, we've caught a lot of people in a lot of lies. It's worth noting that the Guardian published this slide weeks ago, except they redacted some information. We most likely wouldn't still be talking about this if
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by falk 13y ago
Wow. This looks great.

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