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by greggarious 4y ago
My bachelors degree. (I quit chasing losses and left ABD but the damage was done by then.)
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by greggarious 4y ago
And I don’t owe him assistance. You are absolutely correct that I am prejudiced - against folks I feel are entitled and antisocial. A different tone and word choice would have generated a very different response, given he doesn’t sound like
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by greggarious 4y ago
No, you’re part of the problem. Maybe I should commit a crime, serve my time, and then be given the assistance I’ve been denied as a victim. And by giving sincere feedback, I did help him. I’m sure next time he shares his sob story, he
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by greggarious 4y ago
I mean, part of the issue is lack of income and I could be a great analyst in a large company or CSO in a smaller one. Someone could hire me and solve my core complaint fairly easily. As for content, I’ve got a few tools and techniques I co
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Ask HN: What should I do with dontbenebby.org, com, and net?
5 points by greggarious 4y ago|2 comments
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by greggarious 4y ago
>"Power" moderators, that is people who moderate a large number of subreddits, are untenable. At least you know it's just one person, spread across multiple contexts. I had a string of unusual behaviors when I ran /u&
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Alice and Bob(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by greggarious 4y ago|0 comments
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by greggarious 4y ago
>They already have rules about making secondary accounts to evade bans, upvote yourself, etc. If that rule was enforced, huge swathes of the so called power mods (and admins) would be removed. That's probably why, much like Twitter,
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by greggarious 4y ago
My favorite one line troll to try to get a drink thrown in my face on K Street was tell someone “Oh yes, Israel has a right to exist - and to not do war crimes, just like Saudi Arabia, who did 9/11”. (“Policy” is mostly people repeatin
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Bonus Army(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by greggarious 4y ago|0 comments
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by greggarious 4y ago
Sorry for misspeaking then, I need to think more before I post. (The only thing I’ve ever founded is a lemonade stand)
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by greggarious 4y ago
My main concern is he presented explanations, not apologies. And I admittedly have no idea how the job market works, since I made the mistake of discussing working in intelligence when I was in my early 20s, and have had a series of folks
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by greggarious 4y ago
Let’s focus less on the illegal part and more that they were uninvited and uncaring.
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by greggarious 4y ago
Are you allowed to actually cash them or is it like a Knuth check that it’s rude?
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by greggarious 4y ago
I’m not a sex offender and get less offers than you. You sound really entitled. Why should you take a job while those of us who lead decent lives struggle? I’m on the autistic spectrum, and have C-PTSD from some of the previous intervention
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by greggarious 4y ago
But piracy is cause to lose one’s clearance. (Unfortunately, since the vast majority of them do so, they just treat it like extortion to remind them of that as they melt down at all the evil running roughshod over their previously peaceful
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by greggarious 4y ago
Arrrr, I never stopped.
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by greggarious 4y ago
>Why is it scary? There is an option to opt out, but marketing and networking are two of the main reasons people join YC in the first place. No founder is saying no to this. Probably because in an age of targeting phish paired with brows
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by greggarious 4y ago
Sounds like the kind of thing someone at Waterloo could stretch out for a summer coop ;-) (Imagine the end of term meeting. “What did you do at ycombinator? Regex? Tell me about that .”)
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by greggarious 4y ago
The servers are in China, the certificates are controlled by China, and the murder vans that will be used on the sources will also be Chinese. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Execution_van
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by greggarious 4y ago
But what percent are techies vs unskilled laborers?
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Testimony of The Computer Report, March 4, 2004 [pdf](judiciary.senate.gov)
2 points by greggarious 4y ago|0 comments
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by greggarious 4y ago
> I'm the editor of the piece. We plan to put more data online in the coming months... if they recorded anything and how well it was recorded. I'm Greg. I look forward to finding out.
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by greggarious 4y ago
> Living life in fear of reprisal isn’t much of a life. We all should strive to live up to our ideals and convictions, no matter the consequences. If we don’t then what are we actually doing here? I agree, so why not do something truly b
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by greggarious 4y ago
>> Decrypt decades of pre-PFS archived encrypted internet traffic. > If only someone archived it in a data center in the desert. Uh oh https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_Data_Center Good think I declared moral
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by greggarious 4y ago
>> Putin has gotten away with the occasional assassination of Russians on foreign soil, with innocents as collateral damage, if he steps that up to a targeted assassination campaign of Western citizens then that would be a serious mis
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by greggarious 4y ago
> A lot of people geolocate stuff on /r/combatfootage for fun because they like following the progress of the war. It's a personal challenge. Or because they like gore and /r/watchpeopledie got got.
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by greggarious 4y ago
Do they have a privacy commissioner too or just Ontario? “The French” really seemed to love stealing trade secrets more than standing up for liberty or whatever when we crossed paths during my time in so called civil society.
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by greggarious 4y ago
> Just because we somehow ended up in a situation where spyware got effectively decriminalised doesn't mean it's a good situation especially in the long-term. Spyware is just newspeak for “I feel immune from being prosecuted un
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by greggarious 4y ago
Sadly PA isn’t listed so I’ll never know if I had more or less rights in my old alternative school I blasted on Boing Boing than the literal prison that they kept threatening to throw me into. It is indeed sad. There are folks in this syste

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