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by feklar 10y ago
Anybody know the status of the thousands of tons of chemical weapons the allies dumped in the ocean after WWII? Curious if those munitions are still dangerous
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by feklar 10y ago
The written news is even worse, a gigantic live feed of what every idiot on Twitter thinks mixed in with exploding popup ads that capture your click if you're not perfectly precise 'Here's what @TotallyNotAPaidShill had to sa
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by feklar 10y ago
Interactive map http://isis.liveuamap.com/ Latest map of Shirqat (near Mosul) where there is heavy fighting right now https://i.imgur.com/dxb7BHM.jpg Still months of fighting at least until ISIS loses their
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by feklar 10y ago
This extreme policy also comes with an amnesty program if you surrender to police, with rehab, work and welfare. It's how he cleaned up Davao by disappearing gangsters and offering the ones left this olive branch program. China and Ind
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by feklar 10y ago
Floyd was his own promoter and put up the insurance and paid his opponents. It could happen that a very popular fighter in the UFC decides to branch and hold his/her own PPVs if they have the capital to insure it, cover security, adver
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by feklar 10y ago
Boxing is much more dangerous, you have to beat your opponent senseless for 12 rounds in the UFC there is a submission option to win the match instead of only strikes. Just check CompuBox stats for a 12 round match with hundreds of "po
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by feklar 10y ago
The Karate guys in the UFC and cleaning up these days like Stephen 'Wonderboy' Thompson. Early MMA/UFC until recently was battle of the PEDs Royce was juiced to the gills in those marathon early matches. Selling UFC right now
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by feklar 10y ago
Prohibition is ideology instead of policy. I just want to see a sane policy with data to prove it is working instead of ideology which is never questioned by politicians or studied for it's effectiveness. The tax money from legal drugs
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by feklar 10y ago
India, Kenya and city of Utrecht, NL have been doing basic income experiments for a few years now surely there must be data from that available somewhere.
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by feklar 10y ago
There's a heroin shooting gallery here staffed by nurses and it proves keeping narcotics illegal is a complete farce. Out front at any given time of the day is a row of dealers openly selling junk to the junkies. Once in a while a new
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by feklar 10y ago
Webmoney is Russian paypal in that they seize accounts all the time and demand notarized ID if you move more than a few hundred dollars. Libertyreserve is long gone and the owner(s) in prison. They also seized accounts if you moved over $9k
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by feklar 10y ago
They would go after p2p sales obviously starting with localbitcoins which is operated out of an EU country. For IRC/forum trades they would do periodic crackdowns posing as phony buyers and arresting/fining the seller to scare awa
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by feklar 10y ago
The same reason why GNU Taler is anonymous https://taler.net/ The EU can still suck taxes from the transactions of Taler but at least they have no idea what you bought. Why should the payment middleman have a complete itemi
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by feklar 10y ago
Bribes. The cops here used to find the most chronic bums who caused disturbances and offer them cash and a bus ticket to leave and never come back. Effectively makes it somebody else's problem but what can you do. Your block could all
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by feklar 10y ago
Vancouver also has a broken shelter system. There is too many completely insane people who are homeless, with drug addiction problems who stay at these shelters so nobody else goes there since it's dangerous. They sleep in tents or on
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by feklar 10y ago
Does SF gave rent brokers you have to go through? Manhattan you have to pay first/last rent to a broker plus deposit you need around 8-$12k to sign any lease up front
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by feklar 10y ago
The Wikipedia article on Japanese WW2 holdouts is interesting, some held out surrender to the 90s either living in remote regions or joining other fighting groups.
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by feklar 10y ago
So is Spain, almost every green/red/yellow/orange pepper sold in Canada is from greenhouses there. http://www.amusingplanet.com/2013/08/the-greenhouses-of-alme... (article chosen for pictures, not c
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by feklar 10y ago
Chinese state actors even get involved in municipal council politics in Canada http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/government-infi... Insecure online voting would be icing on the cake
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by feklar 10y ago
Where to begin depends on what your goal is, mine was to be able to complete Sussman's SICM book (and later, his Functional Differential Geometry book). The book I used to do this was Advanced Calculus by Loomis & Sternberg because
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by feklar 10y ago
This is what happens when you write your own twitter.el and botch the UI
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by feklar 10y ago
On their twitter they linked a container whitepaper by "fellow NCC consultant Jesse" guess I am mistaken.
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by feklar 10y ago
Subgraph is meant to be used as an installed OS with hardened containers/grsecurity while TAILS is a live Debian system maintained by anonymous developers without any of the grsec patches or containerization. If you really need to not
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by feklar 10y ago
Locking doors isn't just to prevent burglars, especially if you live around bars. I don't know how many times a group of aggressive drunk football hooligans has got off the elevator on the wrong floor, then tried to get into my ap
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by feklar 10y ago
There was an HN story months ago about a study touting the benefits of a 5 day low cal fast every X months and a startup formed by the researchers is now shipping products based on it http://aboutprolon.com/
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by feklar 10y ago
In the conclusion to this article "The Growing Trend of Impersonating Journalists" isn't really a new trend, Max Butler(Vision) used that trick to convince bank employees to click on his malware years ago. It's an old sp
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by feklar 10y ago
There's also JTRIG https://theintercept.com/2014/02/24/jtrig-manipulation/ OEV https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2011/mar/17/us-spy-op... And my favorite ps
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by feklar 10y ago
Not certified by FCC/Industry Canada for sale but there is a (risky) work around or just buy one off ebay https://together.jolla.com/question/78081/shipping-to-canada...
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by feklar 10y ago
It is as some schools, Harvard (CS50) and CMU (15-122) both cover C in first year.
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by feklar 10y ago
Tor's design document also warns a nation state level adversary who can view the whole network defeats any guarantees of anonymity. There's no way to know GCHQ/NSA aren't running 90%+ of bridges and exit relays either in

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