llamataboot

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by llamataboot 13y ago
Basically, this just needs to be sold as beneficial to the region as a whole: less congestion on the roads for people that choose to drive, less air pollution for everyone, more of an ability for businesses to hire people that don't ha
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by llamataboot 13y ago
It was a solution to what? You encountering people that offend you by their very existence? It's not a solution to anything, just a way of making a problem more invisible. One could argue the reverse actually, that the more visible and
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Homemade drones being used for citizen journalism in Turkey(diydrones.com)
4 points by llamataboot 13y ago|0 comments
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by llamataboot 13y ago
or at least search words. I'm surprised Apple hasn't made a bigger deal of it than one sentence at the end of an unsigned statement
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by llamataboot 13y ago
"The September meeting of finance ministers was also the subject of a new technique to provide a live report on any telephone call made by delegates and to display all of the activity on a graphic which was projected on to the 15-sq-me
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by llamataboot 13y ago
Israel regularly makes people log into email and social media accounts. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/04/israel-airport-emai...
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by llamataboot 13y ago
Probably not even anything that difficult. If you search for her last name and city, her freelance site comes up. If you go through the freelance site you get an email. Under a search for that email, I think there is a livejournal. In livej
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by llamataboot 13y ago
When my partner (who is from the EU) got to the US this most recent time (she visits here for 90 days at a time, as allowed under VWP rules), immigration pulled her aside with a printout of (public-facing) facebook pages on their desk. Inte
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by llamataboot 13y ago
The lawsuit he helped inspire is still in the courts, and the EFF is still fighting the governments assertions that such lawsuits cannot be brought because of state secrets http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/1
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A Story of Surveillance (2007)(washingtonpost.com)
94 points by llamataboot 13y ago|21 comments
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by llamataboot 13y ago
How are you going to get him the money? My guess is he'd rather the money go in his name to the EFF/etc.
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by llamataboot 13y ago
I agree. I give anything I make that is over the median income level in the US to charities or kickstarters, which is currently about 50% of my income. I just made 1% of that EFF. Maybe this is not desirable for most hackernews readers, but
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by llamataboot 13y ago
Just got off my lazy butt and added a recurring donation equal to 1% of my monthly income. Will you do the same?