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jowsie
8y ago
It's the police who generally have the most up to date database and are also the only people really able to do anything with the information (other than court summons, I guess). Regardless of who owns the ANPR, since their sole purpose
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jowsie
8y ago
Severely underrated comment.
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jowsie
8y ago
Outside of the US heroin is still very much on the medical market. It's used in hospitals mostly.
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8y ago
I can't help but wonder how you are going to read all the responses here?
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8y ago
Because the method used relies on accessing remote content.
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jowsie
8y ago
Not clicking it doesn't stop them from using cookies/tracking you. The box is simply to inform you that they ARE doing it, whether you like it or not.
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8y ago
Some phone makers are even kind enough to put removal tabs on the adhesive holding the battery in, so you can just heat it a tiny bit and pull on the tab to put a new battery in (still voids your warranty though).
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jowsie
8y ago
You laugh, but that could be a significant part of the profit for some Chinese peripherals.
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9y ago
>I like the "last 4 digits of a card" thing, as most people have come across this difference User convenience vs. security measure But it's never registered as a potential problem As someone who is against the facebook dat
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9y ago
I feel like learning to steer it would be just as possible as learning to ride a bike you steer and pedal in reverse. You just need to get past your muscle memory.
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9y ago
They don't even need to look at the guys phone, he is a drug dealer who operates over whatsapp. Get on his list of numbers and he'll send you the evidence on his own.
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9y ago
Not sure if this is common with the higher end TV's, but with the more budget brands sold in supermarkets, it's not uncommon to find an otherwise identical model in multiple stores, but with slightly dithering model numbers, or in
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9y ago
This has been my method for a while, but the last 2 PC's I've build have had fan/power connectors in places that I simply can't get my hand too once the board is installed, leading to me either pulling out case fans, or
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9y ago
There are many things that can be disputed without having to believe a word he says. For instance they played head to head at an arcade a year before the documentary started filming.
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9y ago
Because the big players are much bigger in crypto arbitrage than the big players in traditional currency arbitrage, relatively. This combined with the unregulated nature makes abusing your position much easier in crypto.
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9y ago
Crypto laundering seems pretty interesting.
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9y ago
You can search for active CS 1.6 servers right now, there are thousands of them.
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9y ago
It needs to be presentable and easy to understand. Whilst those things may not be required for someone with a basic understanding of parallel computing, they probably make it easier to explain the concepts to someone going in with zero know
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9y ago
The primary purpose isn't to fight organised crime. It's to create treatment opportunities for the people using the drugs. Decrease the demand and the rest of the system will decrease on its own.
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9y ago
Then how is it getting cut into all the heroin being sold in the states? Someone must be buying it ...
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9y ago
If it's like most android releases, you're either going to have to pray your carrier releases a version (not going to happen) or wait for someone from the android community to build a ROM specifically for your device.
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9y ago
You do realise you're comparing a company that makes its money from advertising on top of an otherwise video sharing platform, with a company you pay a fixed monthly fee to access the internet, right?
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9y ago
I've always wanted to know what happened with the creator of this botnet. https://blog.rapid7.com/2012/12/06/skynet-a-tor-powered-botn...
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9y ago
I swear I see this pop up on HN once a month. Has anything changed?
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9y ago
Considering they've been on notice for the last 4 months and are yet to find a compromise, I wouldn't hold your breath.
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9y ago
He was down-voted as he was implying that this is an American only phenomenon, which couldn't be further from the truth.
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9y ago
You're more likely to get a brick or clay than you are an actual counterfeit.
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9y ago
You should take a look at the kind of js that gets injected into most mainstream websites nowadays.
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9y ago
You most definitely can get pharmaceutically pure heroin, it's used in many countries in hospitals every minute of every day, just not in the US because of its scary name. Some countries even give it to addicts instead of buprenorphine
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9y ago
Even the claims that the naloxone is to deter injection of the drug is suspect at best. It's most likely that this new combination was simply an easy way to get approval and obtain a patent.
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