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by ldar15 15y ago
IANAL, but the 5th circuit appeals court has ruled that the 5th amendment means that a person cannot be forced to give up the combination to a lock. It is informational, and it is testimony. Any discussion of a physical key is without mer
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by ldar15 15y ago
I have a promising start-up, with several hundred users in specific geographic locations. I will need "$4.6m" to scale, and I want to take out $1m for the cofounders. In our market, 32,000 such companies launch each year, and of those, only
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by ldar15 15y ago
Sorry, I didnt meant to suggest that actually happened in the last paragraph but it does read that way on review. My apologies.
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by ldar15 15y ago
Dont feel too bad. HN has become full of people who believe that the correct response to something they disagree with is to mod down, instead of to reply with a rebuttal. It sucks, but others will mod you up.
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by ldar15 15y ago
Really???? Mod down???? How about a comment explaining which bit you disagree with?
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by ldar15 15y ago
This is a great question for new users of jQuery, or indeed any software I need to download and integrate with my software/website. When a user is hit with malware, it affects just them (and maybe their email/facebook friends). If I downl
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by ldar15 15y ago
"MAJOR BUG! Google search engine found to be open to SEO abuse!!!" Except that this wouldn't be news. And because it wouldn't be news, the blame falls entirely on the author. The author got fished. Kudos for letting everyone know about it.
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by ldar15 15y ago
"to the extent we think it necessary for the Service." Does this include if they think its necessary for them to turn off paswords for several hours? I am curious that about the timing: * Fuck up security[0] * Get hit with class actio
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by ldar15 15y ago
"presumption of accessibility" should apply to a broadcast SSID.
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by ldar15 15y ago
Takeaway: parallel programming is hard even for Googlers.
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by ldar15 15y ago
No. http://www.rcfp.org/taping/interstate.html
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by ldar15 15y ago
Now imagine a world where anyone could enter a gps coordinate and height and see the activity there, at anytime in the past. You think we'd have TARP? You think we'd be at war in afghanistan? You think we'd have priests fucking children? Ly
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by ldar15 15y ago
"some states are 2-party consent states, which means, both parties have to consent to an audio recording." IANAL, but I believe that there is no state where this applies to public recording. The issue is "expectation of privacy". http://ww
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by ldar15 15y ago
IANAL, but TFA states that this would also happen here in the USA because many states have a one-way loser-pays.
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by ldar15 15y ago
According to TFA that's not how it works in Europe: if you deliberately run up costs, the court will not assign them to the loser. Only reasonable fees are passed on to the loser. And the loser can challenge.
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by ldar15 15y ago
Are you talking about "Hide", "Report as Spam", or both? Because I hide stuff all the time. Does it make a difference if a user had to explicitly select me in order to send me the message? Does that make it the user's fault and not the app