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by hsod 11y ago
Because I think that is what's happening. You have acknowledged that there are some nuanced reasons that knowledge of crimes committed by these men might change one's perception of the incidents. You then refer to a non-specific,
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by hsod 11y ago
Have you considered the possibility that these people don't exist (or exist in very small numbers), and you've decided there are a lot of them due to some kind of confirmation bias?
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by hsod 11y ago
What normal internet activity does CFAA make a felony?
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by hsod 11y ago
Any suggested reading on Yelp's Mafia-esque extortion? A quick Google turns up a bunch of innuendo and vague allegations but nothing concrete.
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by hsod 11y ago
why?
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by hsod 11y ago
"If Groucho Marx were alive, he'd say "I refuse to join any club that would care about my Klout score"" No, he wouldn't. His original line was self-deprecating, yours is self-aggrandizing.
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by hsod 11y ago
uh, what? hiding behind puppies?
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by hsod 11y ago
I was explicitly taught not to do this, both in Driver's Ed and by my father. The explanation I was given was that it's bad for the car, since you'll tend to apply light brake pressure while accelerating which wears out the
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by hsod 12y ago
What are you basing all of this off of? Are you an attorney? Or just articles you've read? Cases absolutely do get thrown out all the time because of searches which occur subsequent to a detention without probable cause. I just saw
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by hsod 12y ago
It's not Under the Dome-- there are some kids that bike around but all the adults drive
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by hsod 12y ago
I'm all for net neutrality, but I wonder how the currently unconnected people who have a chance at free connectivity feel about this. My guess-- limited Internet access is preferable to no Internet access and ideological purity.
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by hsod 12y ago
> That mentioned, Spotify deserves credit for paying anything, rather than sitting around and saying that exposure itself is a tangible payment form (e.g. McDonalds & SXSW). Or the pro-piracy crowd...
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by hsod 12y ago
> That coupled with CONSTANTLY turning explicit music on my playlists to the "clean"/"radio edit" versions pissed me off to no end (I know why this is happening and I find it completely unacceptable). Why is th
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by hsod 12y ago
"rider comfort" is not real value? What if busses had no seats at all? What if they were 100 degrees? What if they didn't have shock absorbers? What if they smelled bad (worse)? Rider comfort IS real value. You've jus
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by hsod 12y ago
That seems an excessively charitable interpretation.
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by hsod 12y ago
"“You felt fear?” I asked. “Danger,” she said. “Clearly my body was telling me, ‘You are unsafe.’” [...] “You talked about danger,” I said. “What were you imagining might…?” “Have you ever heard that thing, men are afraid that women wi
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by hsod 12y ago
> EDIT2: Retirement age is 62, not 60. I plead youth, plus the fact that if I did keep a countdown it would be depressing to bump it every time they bump the official retirement age. How many times have they bumped it?
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by hsod 12y ago
student ID-- yes. senior citizen ID is probably just a drivers license with a DOB on it. not sure if you were agreeing or disagreeing with my point?
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by hsod 12y ago
Movie theaters very clearly show the different prices for different groups (students, seniors, etc.) and no one seems to mind. Same with zoos, museums, etc.
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by hsod 12y ago
Off-Topic: Can you expand on why you feel data caps are "draconian"?
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by hsod 12y ago
I think the poster you replied to was saying that you are wating other people's time by doing interviews in bad faith. If you think they deserve to have their time wasted because their interview processes are inefficient... well, I g
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by hsod 12y ago
Using wild speculation about a man's death to try to further your personal political agenda is a bit macabre, don't you think?
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by hsod 12y ago
That's already an option. He can essentially curate his own Netflix using a la carte services like iTunes or Amazon (non-Prime) Instant Video.
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by hsod 12y ago
> I'm happy to pay a subscription fee for a reliable service that lets me stream movies/shows. The issue is, none exist. For example, Netflix used to have an amazing selection before (I imagine) various licensing issues effecti
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by hsod 12y ago
Are you arguing that YouTube holds a monopoly over music distribution? Because if not I'm not sure what the point of this anecdote is.
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by hsod 12y ago
iTunes, Google Music, Soundcloud, Spotify, etc. are all competitors in this situation. YouTube is a LOT less than 99.9% of the music distribution market.
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by hsod 12y ago
pretty terrible analogy. there's no point at which you putting M&Ms on your lawn can be self-sustaining. Both professional journalism and fish populations CAN be self-sustaining (from the perspective of individual consumers). Also
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by hsod 12y ago
This isn't a rebuttal against the tragedy of the commons argument. Commercial fisherman "just don't want to have to deal with" catching less fish, but overfishing is still a problem.
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by hsod 12y ago
This graph: http://www.census.gov/hhes/socdemo/education/data/cps/histor... and others on this page: http://www.census.gov/hhes/socdemo/education/data/cps/hi
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by hsod 12y ago
Even if their security system was poorly constructed, they're still victims of cyber terrorism.

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