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by gph 11y ago
The more interesting question is what's going on in MN to keep heart disease so low. I'd have thought it would follow the same general pattern of the midwest.
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by gph 11y ago
Interesting, thanks for the info. Still seems low, but it's more definitive than my anecdotal evidence.
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by gph 11y ago
As a complete layperson I might be out of my depth, but is that 5% unemployment realistic? If I remember correctly they don't count people who have been unemployed long-term. There's a lot of people who don't work; whether th
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by gph 11y ago
>And coming from the WSJ I'm even more surprised Well given its current owner, not all that shocking even if he insists they maintain independent editorial integrity.
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by gph 11y ago
Sort of like the Governor of Alabama saying exactly that on the footsteps of the University of Alabama?
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by gph 11y ago
Then we need a faster and more accurate culturing process. At least from my experience it was neither of those things, and it's hard to say we should leave someone with a potentially deadly infection to lay around for a couple days whi
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by gph 11y ago
But how do you know whether the patient has a resistant infection before giving antibiotics? Are you suggesting every patient is cultured to find out what the underlying infection is before starting treatment? From recent experience of bein
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by gph 11y ago
Maybe, but my negative view of BuzzFeed has nothing to do with Reddit since I barely go there. It's more the fact that BuzzFeed is the tabloid of the internet.
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by gph 11y ago
True, but that's actually a very significant barrier to getting my DNA compared to having it sitting in a massive database that a cop somewhere can query.
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by gph 11y ago
Yea, I agree, wealth can help fix many of the problems of density. Still, except for some global hotspots like HK, NYC, Tokyo, etc. there's not enough money to warrant crowding to such an extent. And in many of the global cities the pr
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by gph 11y ago
I don't know, Harbor East/Harbor Point might not be to the same scale as some of downtown Detroit, but they have the same feel to me. I bet that whole area east of the aquarium to Canton will look a lot like downtown Detroit withi
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by gph 11y ago
Did they really try to hide it though? They didn't attempt to stop the report from being published. All they did was not promote it themselves. Is that a bit unethical? Perhaps, but saying they actively tried to hide or bury it makes i
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by gph 11y ago
Nothing you said contradicts anything written in the article. In fact it's basically a completely different topic. If someone wrote an article about the American economy it wouldn't be contradicted because you can denounce the Ame
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by gph 11y ago
I don't understand your rebuttal, how does increased spending on social programs lead to higher unemployment? Are you suggesting that increased social spending leads to people tactically becoming unemployed in order to gain benefits wh
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by gph 11y ago
>Of course, one day the population and our use of resources has to stop growing, but I doubt we'll see it coming 100 years in advance. I can't speak to resource usage, but I think you'll find population models have the gl
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by gph 11y ago
To be fair, the world is constantly changing. I don't know if that means each recession is special so much as unique. Just looking at the last major recession in the 70s, things did change quite a bit from there. Manufacturing and dist
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by gph 11y ago
This is pure conjecture but... Liberals in general could be considered the progressives while conservatives are traditionalists. So conservatives are trying to hold onto the old ways (or at least a perversion of them), whereas liberals are
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by gph 11y ago
You're still arguing about the details of how zoning should be implemented, not whether it's a fundamental right.
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by gph 11y ago
So what is it; Can I build whatever I want on any property I own, or can the government stop me from building a paper factory next to an elementary school? You've thrown out two contradictory statements. If you agree with zoning in cer
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by gph 11y ago
>This is what we've come to though - the government has taken away our rights and sell them back to us with permits. Ah yes, my inalienable right to zone property as I see fit because I want to redevelop it. So often forgotten. &#x2
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by gph 11y ago
>The average, reasonable person can't comprehend a webserver. But weev could. We don't apply laws as if the defendant is some mythical "reasonable" person. We try each case based on it's unique circumstances. It&
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by gph 11y ago
I think that's why intent is the important part of the applicable law. If I went to your website without knowing I wasn't meant to access it, then I wouldn't be breaking the law. If however you could prove in court that my in
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by gph 11y ago
Of course harm will come to me, the point is that those doing the harm should still be held accountable if they're caught. Yes the law is far from perfect and it's easy to imagine absurd scenarios like yours where the law falls ap
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by gph 11y ago
>This whole controversy seems like a way of shifting blame for security failures from the parties who actually failed to people who were uninvolved in the implementation. That's basically victim blaming though. If someone commits a
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by gph 11y ago
Fine let's drop the analogies > He stayed at his own computer. Typed in URLs. I don't understand why everyone in this message thread is being so obtuse about how he accessed the site. It DOESN'T matter what method you use
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by gph 11y ago
Again IANAL and trespassing is a different law than the CFAA, but if the prosecutors could reasonable prove that it wasn't an honest mistake and you were knowingly going into the store when you're aware it's not allowed, then
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by gph 11y ago
>He incremented a number in a URL, and that was his ultimate crime. IANAL, but the way I understand it, it's not about the method that you used to access the system. Even if someone was highly incompetent and left their system open
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by gph 11y ago
It was in the books because that's how I remember it and I never listened to the radio series (I also try to forget the film exists).
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by gph 11y ago
I would say the majority of people that are poor didn't end up that way, they were born or thrust into it. The amount of people who become poor purely through their own actions is not reflective of the overall population. Most people,
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by gph 12y ago
I'm not an expert an the matter, but surely something like that could be challenged under privacy laws or even unlawful search and seizure. The legality of stingrays hasn't been brought before a court yet as far as I'm aware,

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