lurchpop

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by lurchpop 13y ago
AKA, "Start a dossier on me if you haven't already. If you already have one, please select me for further scrutiny." 1st amendment is so toast.
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by lurchpop 13y ago
The approach they might also be taking is to wait for politicians to really start lying about it, then release a new part exposing the lie. sort of like what happend with the slide PPT slide that seems to contradict all the corporate denial
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by lurchpop 13y ago
It's essential to liberty though, because the power structure uses information from the privacy invasion to get leverage on you. Stalin's quote, "Show me the man and I'll find you the crime" illustrates this pretty
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by lurchpop 13y ago
reddit is encrypted: https://pay.reddit.com/ . (the "pay" part doesn't mean you have to be a paying member.)
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by lurchpop 13y ago
These are the best videos in the list, hands down.
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by lurchpop 13y ago
removed. mirror?
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by lurchpop 13y ago
But doesn't mention the front door.
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by lurchpop 13y ago
haha the "jump to cumshot" button
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by lurchpop 14y ago
what's so wrong about having the orange bar with "hacker news" in verdana??
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by lurchpop 14y ago
If I saw this on the street I would have no idea it had anything to do with HN.
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by lurchpop 14y ago
patraeus
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by lurchpop 14y ago
$4.95 converts better than $5. We think $5 is the right amount.
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by lurchpop 14y ago
dude on the left is a total bro-grammer
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by lurchpop 14y ago
agreed. put a video on the homepage
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by lurchpop 14y ago
it's probably too hopeful to think they haven't already done that.
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by lurchpop 14y ago
Cool, but do they have a plan that doesn't freely give my data to law enforcement as part of a regular dragnet?
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by lurchpop 14y ago
The question of leverage can be an extremely difficult question to answer honestly to oneself. that gets even harder when you have to show the press/investors that you're staying relevant and continuing to evolve. Innovation for the web ten
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by lurchpop 14y ago
Funny, it actually doesn't work for me on chrome but does on FF
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by lurchpop 14y ago
I'm actually aware that the absence of a written contract doesn't necessarily negate his rights, especially in light of the fact that he had emails showing the arrangement. I was pointing out the CFO tried to use the lack of contract to fuc
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by lurchpop 14y ago
The thing that stood out for me is the part where they said, "You and Miso never signed a contract that mentions bonuses", which means he has no "legal proof" a bonus was even offered in the first place.
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by lurchpop 14y ago
They didn't admit they were wrong for not paying him though. They apologized for not having a "clear and complete policy." If you look at the sequence of emails he was first denied the bonus on the grounds of his own job performance, then o
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by lurchpop 14y ago
A telltale sign of a bullshit apology are the words, "sorry we didn't make it clear." It's a bureaucratic way of saying, "The only thing I did wrong was fail to hold your sippy cup for you while I explained the rules."
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by lurchpop 14y ago
They can just make it illegal to use that software, and use a gun silencer analogy. a 75 year old judge would eat that up.
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by lurchpop 14y ago
it's evil what they'll do with your files. one likely step is fishing expeditions by ICE looking for people who have illegal copies of movies or songs on their gdrive.
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by lurchpop 15y ago
PDF: http://steve.io/backbone-fundamentals.pdf
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by lurchpop 15y ago
dude. your site is dope!
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by lurchpop 15y ago
This would be amazing. What I'd also like to know is if LEOs have FB accounts with additional features, or if they have specialized UI where they can query user data. A whistleblower at Verizon a few years ago talked about a paid self-serve
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by lurchpop 15y ago
that's probably really cool on a fast computer.
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by lurchpop 15y ago
Funny how carefully so-called bill of rights mentions nothing about privacy rights as they relate to government. The main reason I don't want companies and "organizations" having too much personal data is it's being shared with the governme
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by lurchpop 15y ago
The only thing I feel is broken about [web-based] email right now is that it can so easily be snooped on.

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