invid_regent

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by invid_regent 10y ago
I'm going to get some minor details wrong, but bear with me: * Virginia is 1 of 4 states who's state constitution takes away the right of felons to vote. I'm going to be a bad person and just assume this was part of Jim Crow
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by invid_regent 10y ago
hello Finnish IoT ddos expert
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by invid_regent 10y ago
> I'm trying to determine if this really occurred, but there is a report of Terry McAuliffe pardoning 60,000 felons in Virginia for votes. It saddens me that a media source twisted McAuliffe's restoring of voting rights into &q
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by invid_regent 10y ago
> I'd much rather instead of me giving money to the government, the government giving money to a charity organization, and then that charity organization giving it to the people I'd want a much more direct way of doing this tra
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by invid_regent 10y ago
I don't know how the NSFW/Pando stuff started. I don't know how it stopped. I wasn't paying attention. 'Paul Carr' is just someone I see mentioned in Twitter sometimes to me. What happened there?
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by invid_regent 10y ago
Yasha Levine wrote for The Exile https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_eXile http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2010/02/exile-201002 Levine was raising funds for his research for a future boo
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by invid_regent 10y ago
I am not sure why Ames/Levine immediately dismiss anything linked to The Intercept or Skahill or Greenwald. Actually I do know why, Ames has decided anything touched by The Intercept's backer, the founder of Ebay, is tainted sinc
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by invid_regent 10y ago
He says in the interview that a global adversary like the NSA just needs to cross index a unique characteristic about yourself to de-anonymize your identity, even if you're using TOR. This is a perfectly valid claim.