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by lhc- 13y ago
What about the other pollutants dumped by fracking?
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by lhc- 13y ago
But why is that better than allowing the content to remain up until it is proven to be infringing? Extend safe harbor to apply until infringement is proven and you take away the ability for large organizations to abuse the DMCA to take down
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by lhc- 13y ago
I think there's a store in Chelsea Market (my brother lives there and sent me some OO) called the Filling Station which has some nice choices. I can't speak to the veracity of their origin, but that place will have a lot of choice
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by lhc- 13y ago
You can, but the difference is that those are all private companies, so if they have to find new funding, its their own responsibility to do so or fail. Airports are part of our public transportation infrastructure, and any new source of fu
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by lhc- 13y ago
Alinea and Next in Chicago both use a pre-purchase ticket approach. They also open up tickets on a monthly basis a couple weeks in advance, and all the reasonable times are gone basically immediately. And both are far from cheap places.
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by lhc- 13y ago
Socialized Health Care is a big one. Single payer in particular: back when Obama was able to force through the ACA, he was unable (or unwilling) to get support for a single payer system a la Canada or much or Europe, and instead settled for
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by lhc- 13y ago
My school (University of Dayton) also had a course which taught heavily from this book. I think the title was something like Ergonomics, and it was part of the Computer Science program. It would pretty enlightening, and I still have my copy
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by lhc- 13y ago
He has been writing updates on his progress at http://www.aeracode.org/category/django-diaries/ as well, if you are curious.
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by lhc- 13y ago
Prosecution would be warranted. Indefinite detainment and torture is never warranted, especially for a US citizen.
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by lhc- 13y ago
That collection of data won't exonerate you because you won't have access to it; the only data which will be used is that which is potentially bad for you. And why would you have all this faith that the govt. is only using this d
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by lhc- 13y ago
And, don't forget the rather nasty consequences of Amazon's ability to operate on no margins: it kills all their competitors who have to actually profit to stay alive. When Amazon moves into your market, your company is probably in big trou
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by lhc- 13y ago
But its a global organization. Why should we only look at the US Branch, especially considering the ability for multinational companies to shift money around for outside appearances?
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by lhc- 14y ago
The thing is, Chase and BoA are often capable of reversing fraud and catching the people behind it. Bitcoins don't really allow for that sort of restitution.
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by lhc- 14y ago
"The solution is not more government nanny-state ideas" "requiring every person who receives 10% or more...to attend classes" This seems like a bit of a non-sequitur. Don't provide an easy (and free) way for people to submit their taxes wi
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by lhc- 14y ago
You know about some of them, anyway.
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by lhc- 14y ago
I thought the same thing when I read the first description. But as an owner of an Rx7 (mazda's rotary car), I can assure you they are not very clean. In fact, they tend to do worse on emissions testing than cars from the same era, at leas
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by lhc- 14y ago
My company uses the open source version with a django app, and it's pretty effective. We actually hacked it up a little to add support for sending a Session (same with Raven) because a lot of our errors were related to that, but as a whole
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by lhc- 14y ago
Consider this: what happens when that same hacker then spends some of the money he stole from legit users to lobby the software company to ignore the bug in the system (or make it even easier for him to exploit). Do you still admire his in
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by lhc- 14y ago
Even if your recruiter suggested some potentially strong candidate, you still have to interview them to be sure they are a good fit and to be sure they actually have the skills they claim. I'm not sure how this saves you time in that respe
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by lhc- 14y ago
My High School had fortres installed, and I recall that one day, another student came to school with the latest issue of 2600 magazine, which contained the necessary code to crack the fortres backdoor from a TI-86 calculator. From that day