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by jahmed 14y ago
Thanks for posting that video. I've seen tons of complains popping up on my newsfeed and this really explains it.
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by jahmed 14y ago
You do retain the ability of saying "Fighting words" or words that create a "clear and present danger" with the threat of punishment if used improperly. The critical principle of free speech is that it is free from prior restraint. You cant
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by jahmed 14y ago
My hinge is starting give me some trouble too. So far though the Cr-48 has held up pretty decently for being a 2 year old free laptop.
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by jahmed 14y ago
They have been working on Secure Shell for a while. You reminded me and I just fired it up and it looks like there have been some improvements since it was first released. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/secure-shell/pnhec...
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by jahmed 14y ago
Nope all trading is closed tomorrow. Some customers thought it was confusing and NYSE Euronext agreed.
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by jahmed 14y ago
I enjoy that the Economist takes a strong editorial line. Sometimes I agree and sometimes I disagree but I respect their opinion and color.
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by jahmed 14y ago
Nope, flip the dev switch and it'll let you do whatever you want.
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by jahmed 14y ago
Not really. This still has a central server.
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by jahmed 14y ago
You don't 'have it good' if you depend on the government oppressing, torturing and disappearing others.
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by jahmed 14y ago
More info: http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2012/09/20129112108... Ambassador to Libya died of smoke inhalation during the attack, along with two US security personnel who were accompanying him, security sources told Al Jazeera. A
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by jahmed 14y ago
You are absolutely right. I just think this was carefully scheduled and coordinated to make sure people saw it.
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by jahmed 14y ago
Yeah so the NYT says an Israeli-American named Sam Bacile raises funds and directs an anti-Islam movie and posts the trailer ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmodVun16Q4&feature=youtu... ) on July 2. The first Arabic comments are from 2
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by jahmed 14y ago
Theres something missing from this all. (12:54:09 PM) vile_rat: assuming we don't die tonight. We saw one of our 'police' that guard the compound taking pictures This is Sept 11, 2012. This ( http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2012/09
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by jahmed 14y ago
I tend to agree with getting put on some kind of shame list if you get caught urinating in public though. If you're regularly getting caught pissing in bushes you are obviously really bad at not having people see you pissing in bushes.
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by jahmed 14y ago
Its that 2011 September October decrease thats particularly interesting. I'm trying to think of what happened that would have caused a 25%ish drop in sales.
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by jahmed 14y ago
NSA is by public law limited to foreign communications. Secret law is a different matter.
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by jahmed 14y ago
Living in a world where so much more takes place online and data being relatively permanent if one was determined how do we extend that rule. At this point a whole generation is already out of politics from scandalous Facebook photos and su
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by jahmed 14y ago
PS donate to erowid. It is a fantastic resource providing some of the most factual and unfiltered information of this kind.
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by jahmed 14y ago
There are some readers that do want journalists to hold everyone's feet to the fire though. Freed from the pressure of advertiser sensitivity maybe we will see more journalists taking a stronger tone. The questions if there are enough payin
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by jahmed 14y ago
Yes the creative presentation of factual information can be protected intellectual property. Craigslist however only collects information it is given and displays them as such. Craigslist does not add any creativity or originality to the po
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by jahmed 14y ago
Craigslist can claim whatever they want but that does not make it true. When you post an apartment for rent that is factual information that an apartment at a particular location is available for a specific price. Much like the case of a mo
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by jahmed 14y ago
Fear and uncertainty? The company that provides fairly clear blog posts, comments, changelogs and EOL guidance for its many of its products? Goog has made a commitment for at least 7 years on this project which is great for a capital intens
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by jahmed 14y ago
Wait I missed the NYT story. Link or title? edit: found it http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/16/us/politics/latest-word-on...
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by jahmed 14y ago
AFAIK you do get warned if Google thinks your account has been compromised by normal pishers and what not. This is just a more detailed message that I'm sure most people will never see.
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by jahmed 14y ago
Just like you aren't allowed to keep your phone on the table.
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by jahmed 14y ago
Everyone has done/is doing/will do something illegal. The question is if we or someone in charge cares. As told to me by some friendly police officers I would chat with.
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by jahmed 14y ago
Disappointing that Judge Posner will probably never be a Supreme Court Justice.
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by jahmed 14y ago
Bias is fine so long as its clear as their editorial policy. Its when news tries to be 'fair' that we get problems. I consider The Economist to be a perfect example of this. They are quite openly biased to supporting the virtues of free tra
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by jahmed 14y ago
Kids are never the problem. They are born scientists. The problem is always the adults. The beat the curiosity out of the kids. They out-number kids. They vote. They wield resources. That's why my public focus is primarily adults. -Neil deG
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by jahmed 14y ago
The difference between desktop and mobile is arbitrary. A cell phone is a very small computer that also has specialized hardware for making phone calls (which my laptop also has). Yes there may be some considerations for space and workflow

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