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by multjoy 3y ago
With four users that’s not as onerous as it sounds.
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Someone’s never done a proper search and is just parroting what they’ve read on the internet.
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You would be amazed what a dog can pick up. Drugs, obviously. Cash is a big one, electronics, invasive plant species, archaeological human remains. If it has an odour of any sort and the dog can be imprinted on it then they will find it. Th
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by multjoy 3y ago
It very much does apply to the UK.
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>A Mom of a couple of kids can't transport her weekly food shop on a bike They can if said bike is an e-cargo bike.
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by multjoy 3y ago
Most EU countries have 'single type approvals' - in the UK that gets you a vehicle with a 'Q' vehicle registration mark. More difficult to sell, harder to insure but in theory an EU spec vehicle sold without the CE paper
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by multjoy 3y ago
If the law is "you will hand over this data in response to a warrant", how did they fail? The fact that the US warrant system has holes capable of driving a truck through isn't the fault of Verizon - there exists no sensible
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The much-derided SnOOPEr'S CHarteR in the UK (which actually formalised and regulated stuff that was already being done) means that while it's not a judge signing off warrants for comms data, it involves police gatekeepers (and be
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by multjoy 3y ago
She was an investigator with the NCA. She was obliged to look at it in order to progress the prosecutions.
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No, it kinda doesn't.
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Encrochat is a funny example - WhatsApp and Signal were widely available at the time and were entirely secure. Encro was a home-brewed system that pretended to be more than it was while the target market would have been much better off with
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by multjoy 3y ago
Clearly the people who deal with it disagree.
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This sort of imagery is often created for profit - either for the kudos of being the creator of first-generation material or for actual profit in the case of a number of asian abuse rings. So yes, demand reduction will reduce actual insta
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by multjoy 3y ago
Encrochat wasn't E2E, which is why the Dutch were able to get all up in their servers.
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That doesn't make the employees stalinist, does it. The issue is that CSAM is not some sort of nebulous, vague idea. It is pervasive and endemic in online communities and if you have any tool that can facilitate the sharing of images a
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It's likely to be a massive under-estimate. >whereas the US only convicts 1,600 people a year. What causes these discrepancies? Difficulties detecting the offending and the enthusiasm for prosecution.
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The employees who think this are the ones who have to watch videos of babies and toddlers being raped, so that tends to influence their opinions. My partner was one of those employees and she is, consequently, very much against anything tha
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That reasoning is usually subject to PII - Public Interest Immunity - exemptions, especially where it involves evidence obtained from sensitive techniques (wiretap, CHIS, other technical measures).
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That was, at heart, a disclosure issue. The Post Office knew that their prosecution was unsafe but went ahead with it anyway - they had a duty to disclose to the defence any material in their possession that undermined the prosecution case
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The criminal matter is, the liability for damages is still going to be thrashed out between insurers.
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It'll be the insurance megacorps vs the automotive megacorps. There's no suggestion that the obligation to maintain 3rd party insurance will disappear.
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They are spending a huge amount of money digitising archives around the world for their genealogy projects, and were involved in the early use of microfiche in England back in the fifties. https://www.gla.ac.uk/media/Me
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I never used the native Twitter app - my Twitter experience was solely through Tweetbot, and that was strictly a chronological timeline of posts from people I followed. Which is identical now to my mastodon experience with Ivory.
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The sort of person who does this sort of thing isn't the sort of person to take much notice of court orders.
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Cash payments aren't the easy win you think they are. The system has to know where the money was paid from and when, at which point you just go back to the CCTV. Any system that relies on a UID is trackable, it just depends how much le
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They can't maintain tyres on trucks in storage. The idea that they have any serviceable nukes is not as current as it used to be.
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Direct retaliation against the US by Russia would see air superiority gained by NATO within 24hrs, followed by decapitation strikes which would see Putin's kleptocracy systematically eliminated. The US may have domestic issues, but the
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This is relates to England, where the recording of crime is subject to very specific rules (Home Office Counting Rules) because of the issue of the police under-recording crime. Under these circumstances, the author isn't the victim
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I used to use Tweetbot as the official client is and continues to be a dumpster fire. I then switched to Ivory and it is very much like having twitter of old back - a single chronological feed of people I follow without the involvement of a
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That's a rollercoaster of a filing...

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