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by mullen 9y ago
SF to Gilroy could be done in under a decade, which then would be connected to LA once that track was done. California is messing up the HSR project by not getting SF to Gilroy and LA to San Diego completed first. Sacramento to Nowhere is a
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by mullen 9y ago
High Speed Rail helps fix this issue. You can live an hour out of the city, where housing prices are much lower and the schools can be much better and then commute via HSR to the city. Unfortunately, there are too many short term voters and
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by mullen 9y ago
Setup spending alarms for your account. Personally, mine is $5, $10, $15, $20 and so on. At $30, my wife gets paged.
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by mullen 9y ago
> You are arguing that we should not blindly trust someone's assertion that a product is good. Then we both should be using Signal since all of Signal is open source. This is what I use. > For WhatsApp we have to trust someone&#x
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by mullen 9y ago
Same could be said of Telegram. Plus, we know their encryption is not really that great because no real encryption expert will stand behind Telegram's encryption and Telegram says "Trust us" when it comes to the subject of th
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by mullen 9y ago
Do you have to declare your gold or silver in foreign banks? If not, then I don't see why you would for eCurrency/eAssets. Assets are just assets no matter the form.
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by mullen 9y ago
They already have converted some of the ETH to other coins. There are services out there that are completely anonymous that you can use Tor to access and exchange coins. The problem that this hacker has is that they need to convert a lot of
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by mullen 9y ago
How about the Wheel? Wheels deprive millions of jobs for people to carry stuff.
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by mullen 9y ago
I was thinking you would need to ship them custom servers and have a specific network setup on the system. Standard out of the box rental servers are not going to work. I honestly don't know how that would work with getting servers to
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by mullen 9y ago
That would also be very helpful but hiding the ownership of a server behind a wall of LLC's and Trusts from various locations around the world is also a good idea.
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by mullen 9y ago
> Why would any admin do this? It would absolutely ruin their chances of getting a more lenient sentence by cooperating with the authorities. The police have these people in physical custody. Why would they take a fall for their (also cr
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by mullen 9y ago
I have thinking about this and I don't think it really has to do with location of your servers, it is the coding and architecture of the server environment along with server operators OPSEC. All of the Dark Net drug website busts I hav
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by mullen 9y ago
I think this is what happened and it makes sense if you think about it. If they steal enough to get rich but not enough to force a rollback, then they can keep their ill gotten gains. 30 million is enough for a small group of hackers to liv
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by mullen 9y ago
I thought trials are free. This is prevent "snake oil salesmen" from trying to sell cures that are not.
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by mullen 9y ago
We have those edge cases too. California is not all sunshine all the time.
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by mullen 9y ago
Last time I checked, he did not win the election, just the Electorial College, which is skewed toward low population states.
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by mullen 9y ago
Not really. Can you name a website that sold for anywhere near $500 million that required so little effort by the founder who was the only person working on the website? The creator of PoF had a work week that consisted of 1 or 2 hours of w
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by mullen 9y ago
PoF is the Unicorn of all the Unicorns. In fact, I would really call it the Mother of all Unicorns. There is no way you can get away with comparing it to anything and anything to it.
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by mullen 9y ago
SV Delos is one of the first "Watch Us Sail Around the World" You Tube Channels. They got in earlier and they do go to some great places and have some great adventures. Most sailing channels are, "Look at us, we're in th
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by mullen 9y ago
Transmission is an issue for that long of a distance.
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by mullen 9y ago
This is my big one; Give Up Drinking Now, It Will Be Your Down Fall. I would also thrown get into good shape, take college seriously and get your depression treated.
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by mullen 9y ago
Because the State actors that would be capable of making that kind of exploit would keep that to themselves.
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by mullen 9y ago
All that time in jailed based off the words of a child. Unbelievable.
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by mullen 9y ago
As an American who likes to travel to Europe, this is a godsend. I can buy a pre-paid SIM before I leave America and then use it all over Europe. Getting a TIM (Italy, 35 Euro for one month) SIM was a real pain in the ass and I would love t
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by mullen 9y ago
Ted Kaczynski, is that you? When did they give you Internet access? Wait, I thought you hated the Internet? > I think we can all agree that if some totally below-the-radar crypto anarchist who happens to have a few million dollars from b
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by mullen 9y ago
Exact same thing happened to me. Upgraded my phone, needed to switch over to nano sim, walked into T-Mobile and chatted up the sales clerk and then walked out with my new nano sim without showing ID. I was dumb founded that it was so easy.
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by mullen 9y ago
It is possible to hate both and that's why I take Lyft.
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by mullen 9y ago
If you are in AWS, you can set the employee's account permissions to not be able to delete servers or drives. In AWS you can also us CodeCommit and set permissions so that the Repos can't be deleted either. If the CI/CD is do
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by mullen 9y ago
The average person can reasonably afford to buy a plane ticket to travel across the US. Right now, the odds of them dying is really low. In fact, so low that driving to the airport puts them in more danger than flying across the country. We
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by mullen 9y ago
> Donald Trump on Monday unveiled his proposal to hand over control of the U.S. air-traffic control system to a non-profit corporation, calling the current system an antiquated mess that doesn’t work and wastes money. Did someone point o

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