jpxxx

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by jpxxx 14y ago
You have brought a knife to a gunfight, so to speak. Mellow out. "Fart, poop, I farted." - Dr. Who
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Seats on the Titanic were surprisingly affordable in the last few minutes.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Oh what a conformist Hell it must be to live in a world where the severely mentally ill don't have in-home access to six semi-automatic weapons. Unpack your baggage before wading in to this one.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Thoroughly appreciated, years overdue, and colorblind-aware. Nicely done.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
I never had any real interest in music, and certainly never bought any. Shortly after discovering Audiogalaxy, I was buying CDs, going to shows, and actively collecting and exploring music that I didn't even know existed. It was a revolutio
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Until 'Cloud Atlas' happened out of the blue, I'd no hope.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Still waiting on that Ian M. Banks Culture movie. Or miniseries. Or TV show. slow droool
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Tacky, cynical, nasty, and inevitable.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Is there a possibility of an allergy at work?
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Whether the USG is a collection of well minded do-gooders, an inept bureaucracy that can't tell one hand from another, a literal collection of antichrists, or absolutely none of the above: the USG has guns.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Yes and no. They were marginally down YOY last quarter. There is a possibility that they're stalling too. Time will tell.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
I for one am grievously offended. This degree of Truthspeak is a Droneable offense, and the number of priceless American jobs that would be lost with marijuana reform is an insult to the tens of thousands of Mexicans slaughtered for them.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Yes, that is essentially my view. I do not believe the TSA's current procedures are constitutional. The court system has not corrected this instance of over-reach after ten years, and the TSA's policies continue to become more restrictive,
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by jpxxx 14y ago
No, this case I've cited specifically says that magnetometer wanding and a pat-down over a duration of 18 minutes in search of a suspected weapon is a constitutionally reasonable administrative search. My beef is with mandatory -custody- se
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by jpxxx 14y ago
I appreciate your thoroughness. I fear I am not focusing my argument well. Administrative search at airports is legal, yes. Consent is not required or relevant, yes. Bag checks and scans are mandated by law, yes. Magnetometer searches are
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Correct. My point is that SCOTUS has not said word one about these standards. "Constitutionally reasonable administrative searches" in the context of an airport are legal, per SCOTUS. Consent has nothing to do with it, that concept does not
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Negatory. Consent is not relevant in the case of airports, per the 3rd and 9th circuit courts. http://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-9th-circuit/1265662.html
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by jpxxx 14y ago
I'm very specifically talking about custody searches, not pat-downs or "enhanced pat-downs" (an imaginary term created by the TSA's marketing team). Anyway, to the best of my knowledge, there has been no Supreme court ruling on the constitu
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Read your own article. Nobody beyond the scanner manufacturers have confirmed those radiation doses. There is no transparency in this process whatsoever, there is a very real health risk since There Is No Consequence-Free Exposure To Ionizi
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by jpxxx 14y ago
A quibble, because this whole fucking disgusting thing fills me with limitless rage: TSA agents do not perform 'pat-downs'. Pat-downs are very quick checks to see if any obvious weapons are being concealed on someone's body. Police will do
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by jpxxx 14y ago
The masterstroke of this design is that it creates a time vortex when the windspeed reaches 88.5 miles per hour, sending it back to 1997 to crush Bill Clinton to death so that his successor ratifies the Ottawa Treaty banning landmine sales
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Oh, now. Doing that doesn't take money at all.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
It's Timecube with nicer layout and a tragic, cautionary tale: mind your sanity. Anyone can lose it.
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"Cop out?" Do elaborate.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
This has been festering for about six months now. It is supremely aggravating.
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An atrocious effort and a waste of otherwise serviceable sarcasm. Please try again.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
No, this is pretty much the regular kind of conflict. Looks like apartheid, smells like ethnic cleansing, and ends up with plenty of bodies on both sides.
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"Cyber warfare" sounded so much more exciting when Angelina Jolie was doing it in a neon catsuit. Sorry about this pathetic future, everyone!
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by jpxxx 14y ago
For those just joining us, this is what's called an "obscenity" or "moral atrocity". Please keep this in mind when reading comments praising this inculcation technique.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
MacBook Pro8, 13-inch, Late 2011 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5 Intel HD Graphics 3000 512 MB As surmised below, this appears to be a OpenGL driver issue with NVidia and Intel GPUs.

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