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691.
by forensic 16y ago
Their goal is to deter the behaviour by making examples of out people. I think they achieved this.
692.
by forensic 16y ago
I guarantee the FBI did further surveillance before sending the raids. They didn't just pick a random IP and then send a team. They picked the IP, sniffed their traffic, monitored their internet behaviour, read their forum posts, and then f
693.
by forensic 16y ago
The FBI is just sending a message. They cherry picked a few IP addresses, set surveillance on them, and then chose those few which belonged to people who were active on forums revealing that they were in fact probably guilty and didn't just
694.
by forensic 16y ago
well the RCMP and the FBI work together very closely, for one. An American FBI agent can get more done in Canada through RCMP connections than a rich and powerful Canadian can. RCMP is the Canadian FBI by the way.
695.
by forensic 16y ago
It's nice that you're defending your crony. But that's all it comes across as. All the reasons you give for excusing Karp could also be used to excuse the "whiner" who sent the email. Does he not have his business to run? Is he not under pr
696.
by forensic 16y ago
Do you think he's being a nice guy in that email? It's not like people are either nice or mean. Everyone is a combination of both. Hitler loved his dog yada yada
697.
by forensic 16y ago
Since the invention of e-books and digital audiobooks I probably buy 3-10 times more of these. Audiobooks in particular, of the on-demand variety where I can instantly get them on my iPhone through the Audible app, have led to me reading a
698.
by forensic 16y ago
Wikipedia says he broke his promise because he "ran out of stories" not due to payment
699.
by forensic 16y ago
Why are you replying to things I didn't say? I never mentioned abstractions because I think that is irrelevant. You literally clicked "reply" to me and then did not respond to a single point I made.
700.
by forensic 16y ago
It's on usenet. Best sci fi ever made!
701.
by forensic 16y ago
Women ARE encouraged to be competitive. It's ubiquitous. Most women just choose not to engage in that type of competition. Almost every movie these days will have a woman who is competitive. In action movies she will be a 100 pound waif who
702.
by forensic 16y ago
Women do better in all schooling. This is mainly because in the 70s all the curriculums and teaching strategies were rewritten to emphasize feminine learning styles. When was the last time you saw a teacher in a classroom use the socratic m
703.
by forensic 16y ago
Plenty of industries feel overpaid. They have protective associations that get them lots of pay for a smaller chunk of work. All the professionals are well paid just for having a protected market: Doctors, Lawyers, Psychologists, Nurses, Ac
704.
by forensic 16y ago
Sure it had an effect. The 1953 coup allowed for the creation the theocracy. But whether or not we spilled the milk, we still have to clean it up.
705.
by forensic 16y ago
So many books are not lendable! What is the criteria I wonder? The only lendable book I have is Jessica's "Founders at Work" which I don't want to lend cause I haven't finished it. I'm still on the Adobe guy.
706.
by forensic 16y ago
Trust is not easy. If you were the Prime Minister of Israel what would you do?
707.
by forensic 16y ago
Would Muslims abstain from killing civilians in a world war? Moral arguments are pointless. We need results oriented thinking. Is it better or worse for everyone if Iranian leaders have nukes? I think even most Iranians would agree that it
708.
by forensic 16y ago
All the educated Persians I know hate the crap out of the Iranian government and are happy about Stuxnet
709.
by forensic 16y ago
>It was an accident, though. Does anyone really believe this?
710.
by forensic 16y ago
>But this doesn't stop Iran from getting nukes, it only delays them. Eating doesn't stop hunger, it only delays it. "Stopping" something is inherently temporary. You can say the exact same thing about stopping anything. Exercise doesn't
711.
by forensic 16y ago
You're speaking as if that hypothetical person in Iran actually exists and is immortal. The Iranians in 1953 are not the same Iranians today. The situation today is that you have a sabre rattling theocracy that funds terrorism trying to get
712.
by forensic 16y ago
So.. poor performance is due to the same reasons that poor performance is usually do to. Why is it wrong that Univ of Pheonix is giving these students a chance?
713.
by forensic 16y ago
Why would a for-profit business not serve its customers? Your criticism applies to public schools far more strongly than it does to private schools. Public schools focus on pleasing their investor - the government - at the expense of their
714.
by forensic 16y ago
I think Zuck's wardrobe is his own aethistic choice. It was aesthetic decisions that made facebook dominant. He obviously has a certain visual style that he prefers and that he considers important. Remember that facebook, out of all the soc
715.
by forensic 16y ago
>If the workers aren't empowered, the success of the project is up to the leaders. This statement contradicts the findings of socio-techical systems theory. STS shows that competent leaders are leaders who empower their subordinates - t
716.
by forensic 16y ago
The only real thing he studied in this comparison is rehearsal and timing. The British death marched to an unrealistically optimistic date while the Chinese were finished and testing long before the ship date. Socio-technical systems theory
717.
by forensic 16y ago
You don't actually send 400,000 passwords to the server. You capture legit packets traveling between the access point and an authorized user and then run your brute force algo on their encryption.
718.
by forensic 16y ago
Programmers should organize. The precise form of organization can be grown organically to fit the situation, whether you call it a "union" or just as "association" The point is that programmers should organize so that they can improve the p
719.
by forensic 16y ago
This isn't an issue with testing this is an issue of scientific fraud.
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by forensic 16y ago
Antidepressants motivate people to improve their lives. One obvious way to do this is suicide. If your every moment of existence is painful, suicide is an immediate improvement. It's the motivational aspect that seems to increase suicide -

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