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by hamai 14y ago
>Somebody who is a danger to themselves is legally supposed to be locked up, typically in a psychiatric hospital. Jail would have been the second best place he could have been. He wasn't exactly the reckless insane type. Some people pre
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by hamai 14y ago
> under Massachusetts law, the potential sentence that Swartz faced was more than the maximum sentence given to a rapist who has subdued his victim with a threat of physical force, namely 20 years. If a firearm is added to the mix, but
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by hamai 14y ago
this "they killed him" discussion makes people argue about another matter, when the main question to discuss is the absurd of the sentence...
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by hamai 14y ago
The best way to "celebrate his life" is to fix the insane system that intimidated him with a 35 year sentence for the "felony" of downloading PDFs. The justice system is doing a little more than "pointing fingers": http://www.forbes.com/s
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by hamai 14y ago
>There is justice, and there is mob justice. Which one is this? http://www.forbes.com/sites/harveysilverglate/2013/01/03/bla... Coincidentally the Whitey's case was by the same Carmen Ortiz, according to news sources.
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by hamai 14y ago
Indeed there's a lot of emotions involved, but that's because people know Aaron well and what he did wasn't worth 35 year jail intimidation. I think you inverted the meaning of reactionaries, this is not a conservative movement, it's actual
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by hamai 14y ago
His "crimes"[1] were not worthy being intimidated with a 35 year old sentence. In any sane society this young man could've done community work(if guilty). A sane society would like to use his skills to teach at schools or something, not thr
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by hamai 14y ago
This article is about how the Feds disable criminal defense: http://www.forbes.com/sites/harveysilverglate/2013/01/03/bla... I've read somewhere she's was preparing for the Whitey's case mentioned in the article.
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by hamai 14y ago
According to Firebug this article page made 298 requests, totaling 2.1 MB, taking my poor computer 52.79s (onload: 50.11s) to process everything. Is this really necessary?
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by hamai 14y ago
"Ruby Sparks" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1839492/ worth mentioning "The Campaign" and "Paranorman"
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by hamai 14y ago
How long until DRM browsers where userscripts will be considered piracy?
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by hamai 14y ago
>burn the paying customers. I don't think they have a problem with that...
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by hamai 14y ago
It's beyond difficult for costumers to agree on 30min waits between 3h runs.
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by hamai 14y ago
The point is Mr. DoYouKnowWhoIAm is getting old.
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by hamai 14y ago
maybe it's for maintenance purposes
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by hamai 14y ago
Sorry to hear that, I was lucky to spent my early years in a awesome Montessori school. The principal was probably responsible for it's success, she was a visionary. When I finally went to an ordinary school it felt like an overpopulated pr
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by hamai 14y ago
userscripts.org/scripts/show/76214
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by hamai 14y ago
How about this idea that every potential costumer is either a pirate or a buyer. I think people hold their wallets when they see the price of games. I know I'm holding on Guild Wars 2, and I was one of the early hypers, dreaming with this g
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by hamai 14y ago
Indeed, but criticism is subject to criticism too, specially if perceived as latent cynicism.
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by hamai 14y ago
Maybe the tutorial would be a better first impression: http://code.google.com/p/anic/wiki/Tutorial I thought the idea of Streams was interesting and appreciate OP for posting this. This is a free creation by someone out there who gave the
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by hamai 14y ago
I think Google is not showing this to all countries, at least in my country I'm not seeing, but DDG shows it.
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by hamai 15y ago
"Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest you be like him yourself. Answer a fool according to his folly, lest he be wise in his own eyes." (Proverbs 26:4-5)
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by hamai 16y ago
I like VLC "ugliness". I think it's more functional than some more elaborated interfaces that end up looking like scene keygens.
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by hamai 16y ago
Took a while for me, but things got interesting when I started crafting. From there and I had to go deep mining to find metal, and then I crafted my first diamond tool. Down there I had a few scary moments, only survived because of the meta
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by hamai 17y ago
I'm not a blog person, but I'll keep an eye on this one, very interesting...
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by hamai 17y ago
" One element that’s really nice, is the Peek feature, which allows you to take a look at pages being linked to in an overlay on top of the results, so you don’t have to visit the actual page. " Real-Time news for the writer: you actually v
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by hamai 18y ago
I like programing, but it gets me bored real quick. Sometimes I think its the keyboard... I wondered about mouse programming for a while but then I got bored again.