justSayin000001

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by justSayin000001 6y ago
You can call them “school resource officers”, but that doesn’t magically make them good. They are typically a role model for high school bullies who want to continue to bully after graduation (aka be a police officer).
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
Sounds like the same method as the US president. It hasn’t worked out for him.
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
You are literally asking for someone else to do the hard part of thinking of an idea for you. You can’t expect someone to give their good idea to you so you can make your own company. If you are looking to simply be your own boss become a c
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
Maybe because their choices and actions didn’t just harm them, but others they came into contact with. When a person puts others lives and health at risk because they are an idiot then they don’t deserve sympathy. They got what they deserve
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
Good! Police shouldn’t be legal bullies!
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
They want to safeguard “America” which basically means the government. If they want to safeguard citizens then we need a firewall that keeps out American agencies, and makes it illegal for companies to sell information to the US government.
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
The article doesn’t talk about the reverse and more logical conclusion. RPG video games imitate life. If life were really a video game then death doesn’t matter since you can always press the reset button. You can also start over from a sav
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
That makes no sense. The people at the usps are federal employees (aka not a third party) and know the ramifications for tampering with the mail. I trust them to handle people’s votes over a volunteer everyday of the week. Opening more voti
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
Then you are lucky enough to not know any valley girls.
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
Please forgive my ignorance!
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
I am sorry! You are right! I automatically assumed everyone with cryptocurrency understood the risks and benefits, but if this is to become mainstream we need to educate people. I am sorry for making such assumptions about people.
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
Would that be a mobius strip of universes? That makes me think of the central finite curve from Rick and Morty.
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
If people were stupid enough to fall for that then I put the fault on them.
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
Why does that matter? The bitcoins were sent by the owners of their own free will. No one’s private key was stolen and no coins were double spent. People were tricked into sending an address bitcoin. That is on them, and they should learn f
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
I agree with the decision, but I can see cyberbullying and suicides going up.
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
They are mutually exclusive, and both work in this case. You may not like it, but by definition they both work.
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
So he is scared of AI, but makes cars that are controlled by AI. That doesn’t make sense.
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
From your statement about “anyone who gains access to the account would still be able to read and write DMs, even when they would be encrypted” I thought we were looking for an approach that gives more security. Having the account password
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by justSayin000001 6y ago
What you described wouldn’t be e2ee. If a person can login and have access to read or write DMs then it means the device gets the key from the server. Keeping the keys on the server completely misses the point of e2ee. The keys need to be s