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by joering2 7y ago
Politicans who found Mr. Trump not guilty have stated its in part because of lack of evidence otherwise. Everyone welcome to keep downvoting, but I will remain certain in USA you are innocent until proven guilty. You don’t have to prove you
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by joering2 7y ago
Which of course is not how justice works, at least in USA. Here you are innocent until proven otherwise. Mere decline to produce a notebook (with or without evidence of crime in it) is in no way shape or form an admission of guilt or a proo
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by joering2 7y ago
Its a classical example of government waste and corruption. Some shady company collected millions while interns took blame for their first app not being robust and at the level of banking app. Sadly the winner of this fiasco is Trump. It w
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by joering2 7y ago
Can you elaborate? You mean the fact all are synthethic (for hewlery purpose) or something else?
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by joering2 7y ago
I actually do. I don't use their app, only the website. Their JS files are served from my own webserver so I do know their content. Besides, nothing stops someone super-paranoid to check the JS code upon login before they put their pas
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by joering2 7y ago
The difference was that number one Lavabit was made by a US citizen, and its servers were in the USA. Number two, Lavabit kept all keys to your email at their own premises and could de-crypt your email on their side. Protonmail cannot do so
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by joering2 7y ago
Here is my attempt to draw an analogy. There is a large banner next to the highway that shows some weather information that if properly organized (lets say monthly almanac) you would find people to pay money for it. The banner owner does no
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by joering2 7y ago
Looks like a civil case, yes? Any lawyer or semi-lawyer here could share their thoughts as of what the penalty could be?
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by joering2 7y ago
> Clearview AI, the facial recognition company that claims to have amassed a database of more than 3 billion photos scraped from Facebook, YouTube, and millions of other websites [...] Let me guess - neither FB nor YouTube will go after
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by joering2 7y ago
Short answer: because when it comes to stock market, people invest in future of the company, not its present. And Musk is unpredictable. Tesla only car allowed to drive on Mars? Why the heck not?? Who knows. People been investing in Tesla f
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by joering2 7y ago
Classic by now article a must read - “Diamonds are Bullshit”
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by joering2 7y ago
I think link to this story I posted 2.5 month ago goes into more details: https://newatlas.com/materials/matroyoshka-diamond-inside-di...
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Brazil prosecutors charge Greenwald with cybercrimes(news.yahoo.com)
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by joering2 7y ago
I'm not surprised by this ridiculous and bold move by Spectrum. Where I live they have monopoly and my bill is going up 100% every year. I'm not kidding. Upon inquiry, they lie that you had limited contract with Brighthouse signed
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by joering2 7y ago
Interesting read but none of these ideas actually explain what problems they solve. Programming is my hobby and being financially secure, I’m in position where I could easily spent half a day writing someones code for nothing more than “tha
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by joering2 7y ago
It shocked me that Bank of America would deliver box of checks that were just dumped on my porch. I found them 3 days after I got email they were delivered in the bush next to front door. I remember years ago I had to be present home and DH
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by joering2 7y ago
Xoogler here; I haven't been close to the food chain to be there in person, but close enough to see photos from Managers/owners trips to Thailand, and believe me they were not going there to visit Temple of the Emerald Buddha. I s
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by joering2 7y ago
> Drummond was charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2005 with causing Google to violate securities law because he failed to advise the company's board that the company was required to register $80 million in stock op
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by joering2 7y ago
it has very little to do with mattress, hot air from your body tends to behave as psychics would dictate and will go through your blanket upwards, or whatever you sleep under. Most reasons for sweating is your AC blowing cold air at you at
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by joering2 7y ago
Thanks for pointing that one out! I had no idea. I was literally less than a week from purchasing two Casper mattresses - one for my family one for my parents. I bailed. I also told my sister to return hers since she's still in the ref
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by joering2 7y ago
I also count at least 2 other people who submit this story monents after it broke by admins decided to kill it. ubsure why.
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Shorts Lost $8B: Tesla the Most Valuable Car Company in American History(marketwatch.com)
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How can you confuse 31-12-2019 ?
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Segway introduces an egg-shaped transportation pod(businessinsider.com)
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by joering2 7y ago
Knowing how far we advanced with body parts reporuduction (altho not much in widespred use yet) but 2030 I envision most meat producers will move into printing meat, rather than regular farming. And its not because of growing demand or some
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Ask HN: What non-profit but helpful project to work on in 2020?
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This is how apple.com looks like on Safari (c) by Apple: https://ibb.co/ct6LTB0
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by joering2 7y ago
What? What do you base that on? Banks may be too big to fail because single bank can affect millions of lives, I doubt you can say the same about one of few plane competitors. Otherwise we could apply your logic to every fortune 500 corp.
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$1B Verdict in Music Copyright Suit Against Cox(variety.com)
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by joering2 7y ago
So less regulation allows banks to use their clients money more aggressively. Then why would banks need to borrow so much money? And if its returned overnight, then why is FED keep pumping more and more? Can something bad for market come ou

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