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by meatsock 16y ago
shouldnt this link to cnn?
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by meatsock 16y ago
i for one will be investing heavily in tila tequila
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by meatsock 16y ago
Really, Gene Simmons? Intimations of prison rape as a justification for correct behavior, in 2010? Why is this still OK?
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by meatsock 16y ago
more reading on the same topic: Jacques Ellul -- Propaganda: The Formation of Men's Attitudes http://books.google.com/books?id=UpvZAAAAMAAJ Edward L. Bernays, Mark Crispin Miller -- Propaganda http://books.google.com/books?id=JlcPgPt17Kc
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by meatsock 16y ago
http://www.newjerseynewsroom.com/professional/fox-cablevisio... is an article with a fairly biased tone that The 1984 Cable TV Act gave multiple systems operators (MSOs) like Cablevision the right to bundle failing networks like ESPN, the
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by meatsock 16y ago
here's the article from the register. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/10/06/voice_fingerprints/
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by meatsock 16y ago
excellent idea. i'd love to be able to sort by format and price, though. rather than voting to select personal preference, how about having order-able lists that i can share?
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New tool fingerprints phone route(gatech.edu)
1 points by meatsock 16y ago|1 comments
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by meatsock 16y ago
so is anyone here willing to admit to spending 30K on a hood ornament? =)
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by meatsock 16y ago
is there any centralized source for large lists of interesting documents like this? i'd love to know if there's a project gutenberg for juicy whitepapers.
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by meatsock 16y ago
"According to Cablevision, the dispute is about $80 million, to be precise. The cable company says that News Corp. is asking for that much more a year for access to 12 Fox channels, including those in dispute" can anyone explain what precip
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by meatsock 16y ago
personally i'd prefer the original author posted about it than a 3rd person so it's relevance can be discussed in the comment thread right here.
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by meatsock 16y ago
"It may very well be that more serious harm will be averted if the government has more ability to monitor encrypted traffic." It may very well be the case that once given a tool, they use it for whatever comes to mind. In fact they might ev
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by meatsock 16y ago
pok good point but even ascii cant represent meditative, religious, or otherwise universal truths, not to mention that finishing the text file (or even getting close) would have such a cultural impact that otherwise normal history recording
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by meatsock 16y ago
i don't know if i believe its possible to represent all of everything in text, downvote or no. Besides it'd fork at least once before it got finished.
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by meatsock 16y ago
well you couldn't fit all of human knowledge in a text file like he claims, not to mention how hard it'd be to give it a proper filename.
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by meatsock 16y ago
all we need is the opposite of ebay, people teaming their money to acquire something for the commons, so that all these expensive historical products noone in their right mind would buy wind up in the same place that we can send schoolkids
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by meatsock 16y ago
just make an app that warns you if any of you friends cell or computer use changes. I'd pay to see which of my friends might be getting sick. Luckily, each new health scare will drive up demand.
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by meatsock 16y ago
right so in your model you're not addressing the moral impact of strategy decisions, because it doesn't make sense for an org, but the reason it's not addressed in discourse related to people is that it's inferred. any entity that's describ
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by meatsock 16y ago
i thought that similarity of experiences is a founding principle of fast food retail.
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by meatsock 16y ago
well that's a clever way of framing the issue in code, but i think the point of the movie is that your comment '//plus a few more' is a grey area wide enough to drive a feature film through. law deals mostly with edge cases (in that the eas
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by meatsock 16y ago
it's a well reasoned look at framing the observable results of corporate behavior in the context of allowable human behavior; this is an important issue in light of the the law's assertion that corporations are legal entities in as much as
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by meatsock 16y ago
oh gosh just 'secretly' point them at some lame celeb randomly and have someone blog about seeing it.
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by meatsock 16y ago
this will be a good place to hang out & see if the person hacking your home system has funny things to say to ya. the call is coming from inside the chatroom!
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by meatsock 16y ago
well they're the official data service of a soverign, so it seems if you put a tool that powerful in the hands of anyone they'd use it. You're implying theres seperation between autocratic power and anything without it being explicitly st
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by meatsock 16y ago
here's an article with just as much depth and insight as this post: http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2010/09/john-lenn...
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by meatsock 16y ago
to be bad at theory just keep putting things into practice. theoreticians hate that.
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by meatsock 16y ago
a plane can fly just fine upside-down for the same reason you can steer downwards while right-side up.
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by meatsock 16y ago
more websites should re-contextualize computer misbehavior. it briefly worked in the human domain for gg allin.
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by meatsock 16y ago
the article says 'they've got nothing to worry about' in terms of being on a sexual mission but it doesnt rule out an evolution of .ly's opinion of it's stake in the deal, and it seems to me they'd have final say about it. The 'scare' was l

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