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by ihsw 13y ago
Doggy daycare? Get a human daycare.
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by ihsw 13y ago
Does it matter? They have no recourse.
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by ihsw 13y ago
You're implying malicious intent, but he may have simply wanted to buy some time. The number of options to defer punitive measures will have been very limited and this one seems pretty straight-forward.
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by ihsw 13y ago
If the media reports that -- despite DPR's unsavoury activities -- BTC has its uses then I will quickly and happily eat crow. I'm expecting the worst tomorrow, especially considering all elements in the situation have very poor re
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by ihsw 13y ago
I'm not saying that DPR is innocent, on the contrary. I'm saying that the government will be using this as an opportunity to shout from the highest mountaintops that decentralized systems of currency/information transfer is d
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by ihsw 13y ago
No, this information is just hearsay. This is a PR campaign by the Obama administration to justify cracking down on Bitcoin and Tor. Until DPR has tried and convicted we should assume that all reporting on this criminal investigation is lie
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by ihsw 13y ago
Or, more to the point: "That's a stupid question!"
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by ihsw 13y ago
And now the tech companies can give up their vaunted crusade for user's rights. "Oops! We tried!" Plausible deniability and so forth.
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by ihsw 13y ago
Looks like any other day to me.
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by ihsw 13y ago
4chan recently created self-serve ads to help boost revenues, perhaps the same model would work for Tumblr users. Then again what would a bunch of 15 year olds be advertising to each-other?
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by ihsw 13y ago
It's not supposed to happen, but the trend in America seems to be leaning towards hyper-majorities where bipartisan cooperation is the exception rather than the rule. Gerrymandering is used to effectively destroy any semblance of polit
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by ihsw 13y ago
Annual budgets are debated as legislation, and that particular piece of legislation did not pass. As such, non-essential employees will not be paid so they're being given time off.
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by ihsw 13y ago
One can't forget the London Stock Exchange clusterfuck, but then again that was three years ago.
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by ihsw 13y ago
Lol, bike theft is notoriously ignored by LEOs. Less than $500 value items usually, which barely pays for the salaries and doesn't pay for gas, food, equipment, or repairs/health. Besides, you can just shell out $100 for a shitty
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by ihsw 13y ago
Cyberspace is distinctly separate from meatspace.
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by ihsw 13y ago
Don't be naive, they'll be hacking into torrent websites in no time. The government is going to declare a variety of categories of targets that will be open game for sabotage and infiltration.
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by ihsw 13y ago
One can only hope it's actually for defence, because there are already astronomical resources devoted to offence. Good defence requires clamping down all perimeter defences, and there are a lot . If they can get defence into good shap
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by ihsw 13y ago
When your boss is happy to pay for his useless secretary that he's banging, but he's not happy about paying for actual work to be done until he can continue squirrelling money away for his personal pet projects. When your boss i
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Washington Monument Syndrome(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ihsw 13y ago
Indeed, there's something to be said about shared-nothing. Lua takes the cake in that since it can be so easily fit into so many nooks and crannies.
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by ihsw 13y ago
The guarantee is also that the state would pay for the full shortfall of occupancy, for example in case the prisons are only 1% full then the state pays for the remainder. For instance: * given 1,500 expected occupancy, 96% is guaranteed by
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by ihsw 13y ago
Personally I think Half-Life 3 will be worth the weight.
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by ihsw 13y ago
Fuck brand, it's a middle finger to users.
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by ihsw 13y ago
Few things could qualify so wholeheartedly as a crock of shit, but your statement is one of them.
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by ihsw 13y ago
Personally I refuse to entertain conjecture and hearsay, so I have no interest in making any assumptions or interpretations.
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by ihsw 13y ago
Grooveshark does it as well. http://developers.grooveshark.com/docs/public_api/v3/ However it depends on a shared secret for generating/verifying signatures, and some companies ( cough Stripe cough ) h
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by ihsw 13y ago
How is that the US' responsibility? It has nothing to do with balls at all, either. If you think the US has any interest in exerting its economic or military power in the interest of morals and ethics then I've got a bridge to sel
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by ihsw 13y ago
> Considering wages are being held and passports are taken, I'd say the use of the word slave is justified. Slavery has a very unambiguous definition -- people are treated as property where they're traded and sold, and forced t
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by ihsw 13y ago
> They want SteamOS to restructure the console market like Android did with the mobile market. Makes me wonder when MS will complain that SteamOS is free just like how they complain Android is free. http://www.techdirt.com&#x2
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by ihsw 13y ago
Not only that but they actively put in an intermediary redirect between the search results page and the destination, so that website owners will know they came from Google, but not the search term used.

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