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by gcb 15y ago
"He committed suicide in 1993 at the age of 44 by shooting himself in the heart in Angeles National Forest.[6]" for me that smells as "assassinated in the woods but the case was never investigated"
452.
by gcb 15y ago
Instead everyone will continue to call the initiator of all that a "genius".
453.
by gcb 15y ago
ah ok, you were looking for the killer deals. I was just looking for any car in my budget that was in perfect shape. So, not unfair to pair almost the book value.
454.
by gcb 15y ago
read the comment that started this thread. the guy has a file that is pure garbage. not encrypted. the law officers THINK it's encrypted. the judge orders him to give the key. ...there's no key. it's honestly garbage data. That's what make
455.
by gcb 15y ago
I take it you never traveled in your life?
456.
by gcb 15y ago
that was even less to the point. you are good ignore the mistaken identity, was just a means to reach the false/wrong accusation resulting in the experiment he just did convicting him.
457.
by gcb 15y ago
no idea what kind of car you were looking, but my last experience I took 1.5 mo to find a decent one. and then negotiation took another couple weeks. in all that time i was still "searching" craigslist, and I could see the same cars over an
458.
by gcb 15y ago
that's a trade off. a bad one. in CL you don't think about posting, but your ad will be removed by other sellers with higher price (happened to my nexus one when i tried to sell) and buried in a couple hours. and expire in a couple days. An
459.
by gcb 15y ago
my gripe with 90% of car searches. i'm not after one specific car. i'm buying a used car. i have a fixed budget and a some cars that I would avoid. everything else is fair game. craigslist is the only one that get's it correct. 1. put
460.
by gcb 15y ago
At least i can charge it with regular usb connectors. use regular microSD cards. remove the sim card with bare hands. etc. etc. ...now i only have one problem to deal with.
461.
by gcb 15y ago
that's the most dodged response ever. i think for his question to even be made, it was assumed he was being accused of possessing encrypted something. Let's attach the old guy from france that got into the 3 strike law without even having a
462.
by gcb 15y ago
well, i did change from debian to ubuntu just because of the hardware drivers being there by default. So it's just logical.
463.
by gcb 15y ago
won by unethical manufacturing labor and lockin-in customers. not impressed.
464.
by gcb 15y ago
Also on Debian sid, I'm using this for some 5 months Just an overgrow gnome-go, with lots of settings screen missing There are even projects appearing to close the gap. What i strongly believe it's a waste of everybody time
465.
by gcb 15y ago
That's one reason I'm back to Debian for a year now.
466.
by gcb 15y ago
...and we are back to the command line paradigm Perfect for the expert, no exploration for the newcomer
467.
by gcb 15y ago
You can't say "give the money" Say "attend his next fundraising"
468.
by gcb 15y ago
I'm still clueless how su gets the same pid as his exploit... Maybe i will get it when it's not 4am
469.
by gcb 15y ago
how can you tell requests to a site with the intention to DoS it and the regular ones if they were promoting in-browser tools for regular people?
470.
by gcb 15y ago
well, by the analogy, the storage company was making money from the cocaine ($10/month to rent the space) plus they had a gumball machine and two snacks and drinks vending machine in the hall that led to it and other units! they were clearl
471.
by gcb 15y ago
Used thinkpad T-anything. you can't go wrong. They are dirty cheap. the old models have 100% compatibility with linux (the new ones do not! my new t410 requires a binary blob for wifi, and the E425 is still with a handicaped video card driv
472.
by gcb 15y ago
So, how about some real-world analogy? if someone rents a storage space, and dump a truckload of cocaine there. what happens to the lawful customers of said storage company?
473.
by gcb 15y ago
can't find it myself... will ask my athropologist friends later, as i'm curious to the actual terms too. the original paper that mentioned A, B, C class outlined them by: C class, aims for sustenance. B class, takes sustenance as granted, a
474.
by gcb 15y ago
Did youtube founders ever get arrested?
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by gcb 15y ago
What's the difference if you create a blog with ads, and your users started to upload ocr of books? Would you like to go to jail even though 70% of your users are honest and giving you a profit? If you think this is different, pls specify w
476.
by gcb 15y ago
most new distros are. debian-sid uses 1.11 heh, OT rant, ...and i get a email from pg scolding me for using factually correct superlatives in my submissions.
477.
by gcb 15y ago
i love how this question became a parallel discussion about the CEO responsibility to the board, but NOBODY addressed the main point. if no one can mention how a deal with MS does not KILL the company, how can they defend that a deal was th
478.
by gcb 15y ago
i love how this question became a parallel discussion about the CEO responsability to the board, but NO ONE addrese
479.
by gcb 15y ago
you, and I, and pretty much everyone we know, are making ends meet. trust me on this one. it may seems far fetched that in all your friends circle, or mine, we don't know any rich person. but it is so. We are all Class C, by the original de
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by gcb 15y ago
What data are you using? ...sorry if there's a faq, still offline

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