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by fiter 8y ago
Well, if you don't have enough money, then what's the plan? Besides, who pays for lightening? What I'm trying to get at is that this feels like a brittle strategy for something that is as easy to start as a fire. The Chicago
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by fiter 8y ago
The owner of the spots are the city but the owner of the parking meters are this corporation. The city will owe fees if they decide to change usage. So this is a sour deal because now they'll either have to leave them as open spots (wa
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by fiter 8y ago
What's our expectation on wildfires starting versus the damage they cause? We can obviously do better to control fires started by malfunctioning power equipment, but there's natural risks (lightning) as well as other human risks.
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by fiter 8y ago
This will still be a sour deal. What a waste of urban space to just leave empty parking spots due to the fees for repurposing them.
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by fiter 8y ago
Kim still has another appeal in New Zealand at their supreme court.
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by fiter 8y ago
Fractional reserve refers to the reserve of cash, but it does not refer to the reserve of total assets/liabilities. If you are implying Tether is backed by total assets/liabilities, then some people might be OK. On the other hand,
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by fiter 8y ago
Just like you can prevent a "paper wallet" from being compromised by not letting anyone casually look at it? If I invested in one of these hardware wallets, I'd be interested in making it cost at least $X where $X is greater
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by fiter 8y ago
Saying that people need to be shoved off a cliff is not elevating your position. In fact, these kind of statements are exactly what make me concerned about regulations and laws. One has already made your mind up about a group of people and
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by fiter 8y ago
I agree and understand, but it does give us a likely unintended consequence: no sequential hashed data structures when you are required to be able to modify it. Probably a good thing for hearing less about blockchains!
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by fiter 8y ago
I interpreted the original posters point that the git repository could not be modified without destroying it. I thought that's how the next poster was responding to it. If you cannot modify an old entry without destroying the integrity
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by fiter 8y ago
"D" is surprising to me. It's either going to create a high incentive for dark patterns or it will kill the business of selling data. Why doesn't the proposal make it illegal to sell data if that's the case? Past th
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by fiter 8y ago
Ah, this is so interesting! It seems like you're allowed or not allowed to keep data based on the data structure that you use to store it!
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by fiter 8y ago
Many recipe sites are basically blogs, so yes, there is a lot of cost associated with each of them. I do not know if they tend to make money their money on ads or on books or on other methods.
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by fiter 8y ago
So if someone traveling in the EU gets GDPR protections, does someone traveling in the US lose GDPR protections? Are the GDPR protections only for the data that was collected while someone was in the EU or for all data once they've tra
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by fiter 8y ago
> In fact that attitude goes exactly against what the law is trying to achieve in the first place. I think this is an important realization for any regulator.
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by fiter 8y ago
That comment was in response to the previous poster saying the FBI raided the persons house. I wanted to put it in context: the judge agreed to let the FBI raid the persons house based on evidence. There is a system in place to prevent the
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by fiter 8y ago
For what it's worth, this is not generally done in the US.
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by fiter 8y ago
The FBI was granted a search warrant by a judge based on evidence they presented. At the very least this is a process that involves multiple branches of the government. The decision to deny bail was based on logic that they provided in open
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by fiter 8y ago
It sounds like the person in this case went through the normal court system whose processes resulted in his release. Probably the biggest shame in this case was not releasing him on bail. Tell me if I'm missing something!
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by fiter 8y ago
I think worse than "whataboutism" is the conflation of all westerners as one.
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by fiter 8y ago
It's not so much the intentional transportation that's the issue. The leakage is the problem. Are individual cities required to allow leaky transportation of hazardous materials on their roads?
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by fiter 8y ago
Your original statement was that ISPs should not get to ban. I noted that ISPs might not get to ban, but governments do get to ban. You are now asking me if governments should get to ban. I believe I already said that they do get to ban. If
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by fiter 8y ago
The government does regulate what ISPs can host. In this case, the local government is trying to regulate what the port can host.
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by fiter 8y ago
I think local governments should be able to regulate emissions in their local area. I'm surprised they didn't take that approach as it would have allowed the economic benefit if possible without the harmful effects. After this cou
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by fiter 8y ago
I didn't mention rent controlled units because I was responding to your parenthetical comment. I think the source of displacement is change, not development. Development is a kind of change, but it's not the only change. Anyone ca
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by fiter 8y ago
Your parenthetical seems to prove the other posters original point. It wasn't the development that caused the displacement, it was the relative appeal of the neighborhood.
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by fiter 8y ago
If "development-stimulated gentrification" and normal gentrification are our problems, then what's the solution? You are setting up a scenario where there is gentrification no matter what. The problem with trying to get BMR u
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by fiter 8y ago
My point was that the decisions are not being made based on disability or drugs testing. The individual decisions are being made based on the behavior of the person. That's not discrimination, that's just responding to another per
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by fiter 8y ago
Good thing body panel gaps don't kill many people as well!
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by fiter 8y ago
Wow. Is this Arizona?

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