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by ilovetux 8y ago
Currently yes. They actually require a land line to be connected to the base, but the technology exists and can be adapted to use mobile networks instead.
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by ilovetux 8y ago
It is fairly common practice for someone accused of a crime for the first time to be Released on their Own Recognizance (ROR) without bail. I could easily see a system where you are outfitted with an ankle monitor with GPS and a radio beaco
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by ilovetux 8y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulip_mania
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by ilovetux 8y ago
Just from experience, 20% is the very low end but if your hitting 28-30% then that's too high. I do agree with your overall statement. Source: being a fast food manager at a big chain for many years.
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by ilovetux 8y ago
> actively targeting political systems worldwide through X >> Sounds like what every big player is doing for centuries. This is traditionally an internal matter. > Sounds like what every big player is doing Perhaps, but I need c
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by ilovetux 8y ago
Yes but hard-working middle class people are not in the in-group like they once were.
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by ilovetux 8y ago
I appreciate your candor, it seems like you transitioned from indignation to resignation in the course of a few comments. I bet that happens often. I consider myself lucky to be a citizen of the US, but I recognize the propaganda and lies.
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by ilovetux 8y ago
I often felt that 19th century law was usually more humane. I mean, yes human rights were violated on a racial, cultural and financial basis, but if you were in the in-group then you actually had rights. It seems like once we started earnes
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by ilovetux 8y ago
Feeling is all I have in the end, sure it's backed up by what I have learned through the years but in the end the decisions I make are not only informed by my feelings but will also affect my feelings for the rest of my life. I have a
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by ilovetux 8y ago
I have checked each of these links and this does not feel like reliable information.
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by ilovetux 8y ago
So, had to re-read that article just in case there was new information, but even if all the speculation is true (probably) this does not support the claim that USA, Israel, Saudi Arabia, UK and France are the most aggressive cyber-combatant
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by ilovetux 8y ago
[citation needed]?
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by ilovetux 8y ago
This might not be a popular opinion, but I feel that plea bargains are the result of an overextended legal system. The war on drugs has overburdened our courts with cases which should not exist in the first place. Imagine how many less case
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by ilovetux 8y ago
After your update, this comment feels out-of-place, but (while I contemplated deleting it) I feel like I should leave it here...just in case.
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by ilovetux 8y ago
Code is far from the only way to contribute. Documentation (read good technical writing) is what is missing in most good, lesser known open source projects. Most projects I have seen are almost overly-welcoming of good contributions to thei
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by ilovetux 8y ago
Our system was developed with an eye towards penitence (this started with Eastern State penitentiary in Pennsylvania). Forced penitence is a flawed concept to begin with which renders our penal system almost ineffectual in its current state
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by ilovetux 8y ago
I want to design a framework for building web apps which uses up, down, right, left, space (as yes) and esc (as no) as the primary input mechanisms. The way I envision it would look a lot like the UIs the you see in console game systems. If
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by ilovetux 8y ago
This sounds dystopian at best.
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by ilovetux 8y ago
This is a concerning comment. Are you thinking about doing anything which may cause harm to yourself or others? Sorry if that sounds cliche or something but if you find yourself overly concerned with retribution then any action you take i
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by ilovetux 8y ago
Awesome! Thank you for taking the time to respond. I will try to refrain from criticizing the project until I am more familiar. The next time I interact with this project will be on github, my username there is the same as it is here.
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by ilovetux 8y ago
Thanks for the reply, I've had some downtime today to look over the documentation. It looks like it's pretty solid, but I have a way to go, but I'm actually planning on becoming active on github for your project. The whole ja
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by ilovetux 8y ago
I'm very suspicious of this. The most dangerous thing here IMO would be if it were to allow these companies to share data among themselves, a data cartel so-to-speak. Currently from the website (emphasis mine) "enabling a seamless
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by ilovetux 8y ago
Well I suppose that this is a concern, and with recent regulatory roll-backs even more so today. I'm creeped out now...
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by ilovetux 8y ago
What is the point of using DNS over HTTPS if you use google's DoH server?
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by ilovetux 8y ago
Wow! This blew my mind. I have grown very used to using cmd, but have not thought of using the F keys before (do not know why). Behavior seemed strange at first, but after a quick DDG search found this StackOverflow question [0] and that le
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by ilovetux 8y ago
Yes, it is almost an opposite form of abuse and definately worth consideration. I do not think abuse is a good idea in any form. Another form of abuse is exploitation which is closer IMO to our current economic situation. Less powerful earn
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by ilovetux 8y ago
That was not me posting the suggestion of hyper-taxation. I am merely commenting on being aware of the decisions which are being made and for what reasons. If we make decisions based on fear, we are probably not making the right choice. Aft
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by ilovetux 8y ago
> Ah, "we". This must be the way to go because "we" made the decision together, right? Yes, through democracy. Sure we can disagree with our government as well as with our governments structure, but the fact is that &
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by ilovetux 8y ago
Let them go, we don't need them. Even though I don't really believe in the parent comment, I do not believe that we should ever be afraid of anyone leaving if we make decisions that they don't like. This way of thinking is th
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by ilovetux 8y ago
I am excited about this update since I am stuck using notepad a lot on systems at work where I cannot install applications without a change order and getting something like notepad++ approved is basically a non-starter.

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