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by koube 10y ago
You linked to an article that only mentioned Petraeus in your previous comment. Regardless, Comey spoke briefly on Nishimura as well so my response is the same. http://www.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1607/07/wolf.01.h
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by koube 10y ago
You and your friends with your 100+ years of security clearance holding are free to have an opinion on Clinton's handling of her private email server. What you cannot reasonably do, is take the legal opinion of the Director of the FBI,
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by koube 10y ago
That's not a comfortable thought at all. I don't think this woman deserves a life of suffering simply for being honest with her feelings.
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by koube 10y ago
Who should we believe? A writer from Wired Magazine? Or the director of the FBI who is also a lawyer? There are several distinctions between the Clinton case and the Petraeus case. * The Clinton case revolved around an unclassified context
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by koube 10y ago
The law behind the mishandling of classified information is from the 1950s and is mostly outdated. http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/jurisprudenc... What is clear however, is that judging Clinton&#x2
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by koube 10y ago
He's not talking about Powell's actions, where Powell recommended that Clinton use a private email. He's talking about the Bush administration, who avoided any email controversy on their private email server simply by deletin
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by koube 10y ago
They're not plausible for a human, even out in the desert far from civilization. Light captured by a sensitive camera and long exposure do not represent what a human would see. Nearly all night time starscapes are enhanced past what a
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by koube 10y ago
Sanders gets more positive media coverage and less negative media coverage than Clinton[1]. From the same source, Sander's current opponent receives the most negative coverage and the least positive coverage. The reason Sanders is not
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by koube 11y ago
I'm noticing a lot of Reddit posts showing up here that don't seem all too related to tech. Perhaps Hacker News is just growing to that size where it starts to get off topic sometimes.
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by koube 11y ago
I'd also like to see statistics on how many of those guns used in crimes are from other states. If there is a successful gun control program but the state is bordered by states with more lax gun control, then that confounds any gun sta
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by koube 11y ago
I've heard this complaint multiple times actually, though it was just because it's not what people are used to. I'm fine with leaving it out, but I would like it back in. The reason is that in my mind Python has been the lang
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by koube 11y ago
Adding onto that, I can't imagine the logistical nightmare of privatizing the entire ocean including international waters, besides the root of the issue in which it solves nearly no problems. What if I buy a 1 meter by 1 meter parcel
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by koube 11y ago
I think if you're going to claim that we're not taking one part of a philosophy into account, that part needs to be remotely possible, or you need to show how we can privatize the ocean.
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by koube 11y ago
For reference, what year was it when you got a job after three months of self study?
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by koube 11y ago
It's vaporizing the nicotine, not burning. But I do agree that the pro-vape crowd gives vaping a lot more credit than is due. It's certainly not as harmless as they make it out to be. The Propylene Glycol and Vegetable Glycerine i
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by koube 11y ago
Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Terrorists[1]: "IN GENERAL- That the President is authorized to use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations, organizations, or persons he determines planned, authorized,
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by koube 11y ago
In addition to getting in trouble for resisting a wrongful arrest, you can also easily get in trouble for resisting a non-existant arrest. http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2015/01/29/382497080&
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by koube 11y ago
I definitely see your point, bad things happening to bad men is not our concern. However, I do believe that the law being unfair is a bigger issue than whether or not the victim was a bad person or not. That is the basis for a fair legal sy
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by koube 11y ago
Do you have a source? Not doubting you, but I think I see a lot of people take glee in punishing other people and would like to have an objective reason to disagree with it.
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by koube 11y ago
What happened there? I haven't heard of this. I have seen an incident where a former employee posted lots of false information about Yishan Wong and Reddit, and Yishan responded in turn. I didn't think that was unjustified, and I
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by koube 11y ago
Honest (and possibly stupid) question: Where do you go for your reviews, and how do you know that they don't do the same thing?
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by koube 11y ago
If you also posted the mod for free, nobody would have a reason to pay for a re-posted paid mod. If you're both charging for it, then that goes into the realm of intellectual property. That's a change that could be painful in a wo
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by koube 11y ago
You are correct: http://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/33uplp/mods_and_stea...
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by koube 11y ago
As mentioned by the guy above you, 30% was to valve, and bethesda determined the rest. A 30% cut is similar to what you'd get from the app store and in my opinion is reasonable for the costs of hosting and perhaps supporting the mods.