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It is not a hitlist but a "Most Wanted" list. Does the FBI's list of Most Wanted people incite violence? Why is this any different?
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In what way does the existence of these cards incite violence? A would-be malicious actor previously would not have been able to plan targets if not for this card set? It's not like this person is a public figure calling for the heads
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> The speed limit is a LIMIT not a requirement. And don’t start me with "you’re dangerous driving so slow" lol. There are many places that have minimum speed limits as well.
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> they hate spending even one dollar extra on roofing when they know a taxpayer-backed insurance policy will cover their substandard construction So people would prefer to lose all of their belongings and be displaced?
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What does the great firewall have to do with Meta hegemony in the US?
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This article seems to be talking about the great firewall of China as if it was some cultural barrier to Western consumers preventing them from accessing Chinese sites, instead of a technological barrier barring Chinese citizens from engagi
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The same username on Github follows only one person, Niklas Vatn, who appears to be a lovable employee. https://github.com/Henrik501?tab=following Looking more into it, Henrik Westerlund works on "growth" at lovab
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> but if you can't trust a service to perform its advertised function, it is the service's fault. Your customers don't care if it's the service's fault and will blame you.
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> To fix the situation, Kate's App needs to certify that their app is compliant and provide an official agreement for providers. Otherwise healthcare providers should stay away, and this app would only be useful for friends and fami
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To my knowledge, HIPAA applies only to entities that accept health insurance or provide services to those entities under a BAA. There have been FTC cases against companies disclosing PHI in breaches but they don't seem to be brought un
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Termux persists for me via a silent notification—is that what you mean?
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Titanium backup requires root to do anything useful at this point, since apps can set a flag to allow backup of their data or not.
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Deciding is one thing, remembering another. How would you catch yourself in those moments?
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uBlock Origin is GPLv3 and yet this browser does not offer sources.
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> In theory once you got out you could be re-served with the notice and face another 2-5 years. Rinse and repeat. Is there no concept of double-jeopardy in UK jurisprudence?
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> Does HN have any healthy gatekeeping mechanisms aside from its (ugly) UI to keep it high quality? Yes, the mods.
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404 on your St. Louis link.
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IP space is not huge, if you use the same salt for each IP it is trivially reversed.
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Have you been to an industry conference? So many laptops are covered in stickers, good luck recreating that.
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I appreciate the color but AR-15s were available for civilian purchase in 1963, though most school shootings are perpetrated with hand guns. [1] Even then, it seems it would be better to regulate large capacity magazines than any specific f
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> They did anticipate (and in fact mandated) courts to interpret the Constitution FWIW judicial review was not a mandate in the constitution but was something the court decided it could do with Marbury v Madison. https://www.s
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How many school shootings occurred prior to the gun control act of 1968? Guns were even easier to acquire before that point.
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They go on to teach at John Jay College?
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I thought that was for visually impaired people to help them get a better sense of what's on the screen. Makes sense it can be used for "casual viewing" though.
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> People are routinely killed by falling bullets. Do you have a citation for that? I can't find any numbers on people getting hit by falling bullets, let alone fatalities. Things let celebratory gunfire don't seem to be compara
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Seems to be AWS-only at the moment.
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Link to the github project: https://github.com/anvaka/city-roads
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Don't pigeons have to work to eat also? Unless food is just dropped into their nest each day there is no escaping the rat race, no creature is excluded.
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Even android will notify you if you are walking around with an airtag in your pocket.
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So, when? It was bad 20 years ago as far as I can remember. When was the ideal time?

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