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841.
by lvs 12y ago
This is an interesting one for state wiretap laws, especially if there's a hot mic. Is there an expectation of privacy in a rental vehicle? Tapping a vehicle you own would definitely violate most state wiretap statutes.
842.
by lvs 12y ago
Just read my top comment or talk to any economist. You're gambling with fundamental human assets (as are food speculators), except that in urban real estate, there is very limited elasticity in supply. So your self-interested activity
843.
by lvs 12y ago
> are you the one that downvoted most of the comments in this thread? Yes, and I said I would. > Don't confuse flipping houses with actual real estate investment. I clearly haven't, but why you imagine there's some mora
844.
by lvs 12y ago
No, it really isn't, and you're dramatically ignorant about how the American real estate market presently functions if you think that's true. (Great weather? You think the east coast has great weather? You're joking c
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by lvs 12y ago
Perhaps this crowd won't agree, but "income properties" and "real estate investment" are horrible things when it comes to residential real estate. This is THE major driving force for urban cost-of-living increase
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18 U.S. Code § 953 – Private correspondence with foreign governments(law.cornell.edu)
3 points by lvs 12y ago|0 comments
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by lvs 12y ago
No, these groups had a significant war of words, especially when the build source for the binaries at the site you link was unavailable for some time. It was suggested that this late-comer was dangerous, but there are no other specifics fo
848.
by lvs 12y ago
The 4g ipod touch was discontinued May 30, 2013. So, they've been selling it to customers as a new product on store shelves until less than two years go.
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by lvs 12y ago
Probably people should be talking about the reduced density of the material, which is really significant. A men's-size 18k gold watch is heavy... too heavy for many people who don't have enormous meat appendages.
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by lvs 12y ago
The pricing denomination is set both too high and too low at the same time, depending on whom we're talking about. The whole idea of micropayments to support, for instance, content creators was to generally envision a transactional den
851.
by lvs 12y ago
I suspect the idea might be to merge (and gang) service from multiple carriers and 802.11 more seamlessly than GSM "roaming" and current internet calling implementations, making use of the many available bands in modern radios.
852.
by lvs 12y ago
Uhh... you think water is the only molecule with a dipole moment?
853.
by lvs 12y ago
The following paper is a better read than OP's, and it also shows some academic refinements in the main number used here. This article is (obviously) referenced, as science should be, and makes clear that these points are clearly not
854.
by lvs 12y ago
A radio and network interface that comes up before the bootloader? Sounds like awesome fun!
855.
by lvs 12y ago
I did an oven reflow on an RRoD Xbox motherboard years ago. Worked like a charm. I was a little worried about bursting the caps, but a little insulation and aluminum foil protection apparently kept them cool enough. Lasted for about a ye
856.
by lvs 12y ago
If this article is meant to have some seasonal relevance, then we can only conclude from genetics that Jesus was a woman.
857.
by lvs 12y ago
"Googlely" would be pronounced as goog-lely, which was obviously not the desired idea or part of speech. Perhaps the author meant "Googley" which would be an adjective describing something as Google-like.
858.
by lvs 12y ago
This is the most important comment in this dramatically overwrought thread. The post's own data analysis refutes its hypothesis unambiguously.
859.
by lvs 12y ago
It would be possible to discuss the find publicly without disclosing the source. I'm pretty sure that's how all national security journalism functions today.
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Crews break up homeless camp in Silicon Valley(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by lvs 12y ago|0 comments
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by lvs 12y ago
Downvote because a reference was provided to support a claim about incentives, and I could not find that argument explained there.
862.
by lvs 12y ago
Which incentives are wrong? The post you link seems a bit confused about, for example, why it's important to publish a finding only once. (Hint: So lazy people can't keep regurgitating their old results to seem productive in the
863.
by lvs 12y ago
Head hunters are the real estate agents of employment. If you think their motives have anything to do with altruism, you're definitely sucking what they're blowing.
864.
by lvs 12y ago
For what it's worth, I am no longer seeing the dox header in requests. Something has clearly changed without much fanfare.
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by lvs 12y ago
Related movies seem to be based on keyword search primarily, unconstrained by genre. But the keywords seem like sketchy content. Inception's keywords are "loss of lover dream sleep subconsciousness defense mechanism redemption,&qu
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by lvs 12y ago
RIP Peat.
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by lvs 12y ago
This website is somehow blocked for me: This Page Cannot Be Displayed Based on your corporate access policies, this web site ( http://www.gabrielweinberg.com/blog/2014/09/what-i-use-instead-of-google-ser
868.
by lvs 12y ago
This one page paper with one figure and six data points from an author nobody knows in a journal nobody has heard of is right. The generally accepted models of radiation dose must be thrown out the window.
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by lvs 12y ago
No, there is ionizing radiation and nonionizing radiation. X-rays are ionizing radiation with photon energies higher than visible light. THz RF radiation is nonionizing and has photon energies that are less than that of visible light.
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by lvs 12y ago
"you can admire what an organization stands for, but not always the way that organization is run" If you don't mind, it seems as if you may have a misconception about what they stand for. I clearly don't have any of the

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