mtnGoat

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by mtnGoat 4y ago
ten? i think its closer to 30 miles. If memory serves me correctly, my brother said the cannon he captained was capable of incredible accuracy at 30 miles.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
this just makes the machine immobile it doesn't lessen its lethality. Also those tracks are pretty dang well designed as they have used across both military and industrial applications for a long time now.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
The government is really hard to sue. And technically they thought they had the right guy, hopefully he sues the gov using AAs payout, I would!
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
I think you might have a bit too much faith in the criminal Justice system, no single person I know working in it respects it and considers its rules a burden to their job.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
That varies greatly. Mine was $5k, but I don’t have to repay yearly. Basically I just get easy access to get on his calendar and the first 5k is covered.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Situation normal in America. Sadly this isn’t uncommon at all, I hope he takes the airline for all they are worth.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
In this case I was just using it as a figure of speech, commonly used in the crypto community. It would be interested to see how different courts would settle the matter. I imagine it will be an interesting legal future for various crypto p
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
No real reason why not, aside from hypocrisy. It’s just “the code” of lawlessness, if you live outside the law you gotta stay that way.
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by mtnGoat 4y ago
Code is law in crypto. You can’t hate the law/regulation then call it in when you need it. Also I don’t think your retailer comparison works, in this case the power to give the user the rights and ability to create 100% discounts was d
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
No worries. I figured it was, but thought maybe Twitter was making up numbers somewhere.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Hundreds of billions? Is there a source to this idea that Twitter has these numbers?
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
This was especially workable in small towns, even back then you still need the zip code to pass validation, which small towns usually only have one of.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Those were just text files showing form submissions from fake billing(phishing) pages. I’d guess. If it wasn’t a “non”(a cc never used at AOL before) it was low value, credit cards were a dime a dozen back then. Only Nons were really high v
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
I do not believe there was a RAT installed, I think that was just some not entirely true bragging you heard. rather it was ints(internals) that were in on the game and/or tunnels. Merlin lived inside a LAN, to get to it you’d need to
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
IRC was always the source of these files. The uploaders would go on irc and Usenet then use winrar to split them into mail attachments. AOL was just a distribution model to those that didn’t know how to use IRC. But it certainly didn’t come
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
As someone who worked in healthcare, this outcome is not unexpected. My experience in that industry taught me to never go to a hospital, most of the staff don’t care about patient care at all. It’s just another workplace and everyone is wor
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Haven’t Polands borders been moved like a million times though.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
The vast majority will, some won’t. Some aren’t even allowed to based on their investors, client set or subject matter. The longer it is in your past, the easier it is to overlook. It’s more about the actual charge than anything. Obviously
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
I don’t think it does visualizations.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Every “doing it for the community” project makes me think this.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Charter did all the work for me at no cost, even came and repaired the cable I cut with a shovel two weeks later. All during the whole three months I was a customer. I felt like my fiber provider needed to step up their game, so I canceled
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
it depends on the type of job, in some cases yes. i would say in most other cases 5 star leet code skills doesn't help at all.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
This could be said about most tech startups to. Just replace the word cryptocurrency with “tech startup”. I could start a list but I’m sure you can all come up with a few on your own… wework, Theranos, etc.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Crypto... ain't it great?
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Smart is laughable, they are just functions that live on someone else’s computer. ;)
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Like that’ll ever happen, too much money on the table to just walk away. I hope the EU regulators realize this and stick to their guns.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Newer contracts, if built well, have rescue mechanisms built in.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
If you are trying to get a local that you are making friends with, to be a prop in your stories for social media… you missed the point. You should be trying to focus on learning about the culture and the places and people, not some follower
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Big money in SEO, I had an acquaintance all the way back in the early 2000s that had tens of thousands of domains that he ran experiments on to reverse engineer how the algorithm worked. He also had tens of thousands he ran SEO/link ne
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Vienna is almost unrecognizable. I knew they did a lot of work on the Danube over the centuries, but wow.

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