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by keneda7 4y ago
Here is the text of the bill: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtm... Section 1-5: (5) Children should be afforded protections not only by online products and services specifically directed at t
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by keneda7 4y ago
Other discussion on it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32654734
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by keneda7 4y ago
So I could see your argument if in my original post I said something about the law being wrong and needs to be removed. But I was careful not do that as I agree with most of the CCPA. I simply stated it is ridiculous that this law does no
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by keneda7 4y ago
I sure wish EPIC passes auto renew would be like this for CA. Even after calling EPIC its nearly impossible to get auto renew cancelled.
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by keneda7 4y ago
So my argument that MORE people should have to follow the CCPA is somehow an argument to prevent implementations of the CCPA. Could you please explain your logic there?
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by keneda7 4y ago
The leak did not just expose ccw holders. It exposed ccw applications that were denied as well. DROS info was also available for a short time. I know exactly what was exposed because I looked myself up and I also received a the letter off
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by keneda7 4y ago
Check under Section A number 8. https://oag.ca.gov/privacy/ccpa
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by keneda7 4y ago
The fact that the CCPA does not apply to government agencies is completely outrageous in my opinion. The CA DOJ leaked thousands of citizens private information recently and nothing is happening to them. They even went through the trouble
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by keneda7 4y ago
The FBI and DOJ are currently settling a 1 billion dollar lawsuit over the fact that they knowingly allowed an Olympic coach to rape Olympic gymnasts (children). https://www.google.com/search?q=fbi+being+sueing+for+1+billi.
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by keneda7 4y ago
Not the person you replied to but I did find a video that talks about AI at Tesla Gigafactory here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmFv34SC9OQ Original site I found the video at: https://www.supplychaintoday.com
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by keneda7 4y ago
I don't run a tinpot site but I am the sole developer managing a couple web servers and services for my company. Our db failure works much like you described. Maybe a .5ms added latency if that regardless of physical location more li
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by keneda7 4y ago
Sorry for the late response. The fear was that the crane would fail and drop the debris back into the core and set off a nuclear explosion.
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by keneda7 4y ago
Not the original person you responded to by in my eyes when you say the vaccinated can't get covid and the vaccinated cant spread covid you are implying it will stop the disease but again that is just my opinion. Both the CDC director
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by keneda7 4y ago
Not the OP but the crane incident was shortly after the first incident. The higher ups wanted to use the polar crane to lift a bunch of radioactive debris out of the core that almost melted down. At least one of the workers (Rick Parks) e
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by keneda7 4y ago
Here are a couple links to a source for you. It is the second of the three amendments purposed in the first link. You can click on the amendment to see the actual text of it. The second link should link you to the video of Rubio in session
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by keneda7 4y ago
Releasing millions of barrels from a strategic reserve to make the gas price drop 5% while overall gas is still up 70+% is not a sustainable action. We don't have an unlimited strategic reserve. Its a stunt to get people to temporari
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by keneda7 4y ago
Any chance you have anything to support renewables + storage generating the same amount of power as a nuclear power plant are 1/3 the price? Preferable I would like to see reports that include all the cost of mining and processing for
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by keneda7 4y ago
I am confused here. Are you saying these are all myths? https://www.newsweek.com/ruth-bader-ginsburg-roe-wade-aborti... https://www.law.uchicago.edu/news/justice-ruth-bader-ginsbur... https:/&#x
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by keneda7 4y ago
I think he meant to change to a different account before responding to himself?
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by keneda7 4y ago
I am sorry I may have misunderstood your last part but are you saying that republicans are the ones that support musk? If so I would disagree and say the vast majority of musk fans were democrats until recently. They drove tesla's ri
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by keneda7 4y ago
Could you point out where anyone (besides someone like you arguing for these reforms) has said kids have to pick their course at 10 based on some tests? As far as I can tell, your side of the argument made this up. It is ironic as you are
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by keneda7 4y ago
I'm a product of public schools and a state college. Due to my experiences I will never vote to give teachers one more dollar in funding until major changes occur. I had multiple high school teachers that were checked out. Would watc
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by keneda7 4y ago
Not the person you originally responded to but you are literally doing the exact same thing you accuse the original poster of. You are using one example in western Europe while ignoring a whole bunch of countries throughout history that su
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by keneda7 5y ago
I feel like you are ignoring a major issue with Ukraine. Its a corrupt country. After Russia it is consistently ranked as the most corrupt country in Europe. https://www.google.com/search?q=most+corrupt+countries+in+eu...
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by keneda7 5y ago
Contrary to what the US media and current US administration are saying, we had major issues before Russia invaded Ukraine. This idea that the Russia invasion is responsible for all these problems is ludicrous. Yes, it has made them worse
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by keneda7 5y ago
No the OP but in America a protected class is someone who qualifies for special protection/considerations by law. Basically it is there to help prevent someone's condition from being used against them. According to wiki the US h
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by keneda7 5y ago
Got it. Yes I would completely agree its unfair to categorize it "access to white house computers". It would be more accurate imo to say they were monitoring where traffic was going on the white house computers.
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by keneda7 5y ago
I would assume collecting the DNS information from the White House is no no. Unless this person/company had explicit permission to capture and then disseminate this information I think they are probably going to be in some legal troub
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by keneda7 5y ago
So just so I am no misunderstanding you here. You are implying if your site or company has poor security practices its okay for hackers to steal data?
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by keneda7 5y ago
This appears to be the same group that hacked Gab a while back. What is interesting to me, is the hackers identities are known and were sent to law enforcement previously. Yet none of them have been arrested.

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