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Snowden – Drone Papers Search(documentcloud.org)
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by o0-0o 11y ago
I beleive you mean 'bane' and not 'boon'. Check out an old goldminer's reference. :)
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China asks world to impose 'code of conduct' on Internet(washingtonexaminer.com)
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by o0-0o 11y ago
Anything that reduces the need for lawyers is good with me!
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by o0-0o 11y ago
Large scale social unrest is just what the communists fear the most. To me, that's not worrisome - it's hopeful. Just opining, and I understand that the collateral costs would be worrisome for everyone in the short term.
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by o0-0o 11y ago
That link is to signup to be notified... and to subscribe to a newsletter... and to give Moz your data. Just FYI. Anyone have a DDL?
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by o0-0o 11y ago
I have been looking all over, but can't find where Alphabet is incorporated. Anybody have the answer?
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by o0-0o 11y ago
Is there an HN invite code?
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by o0-0o 11y ago
Thanks for this.
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by o0-0o 11y ago
Here's a link to the actual document: https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.documentcloud.org/documents/1697...
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TSA’s Secret Behavior Checklist to Spot Terrorists(firstlook.org)
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by o0-0o 11y ago
Were you guessing random area codes of midwestern states? :)
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by o0-0o 11y ago
I can't believe they are still storing my Acompli username after cancelling my account months ago. Accompli is a joke, and was developed in China. I wonder if my user info is still stored there. Sigh.
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National Archives finds same malware that stole gov’t personnel data(arstechnica.com)
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by o0-0o 11y ago
The biggest shame on Google here is that they won't give it back to the guy. Maybe the 'I' in AI stands for ignorance!
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H.R. 1599 would end states’ rights to label GMO foods(ecochildsplay.com)
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by o0-0o 11y ago
This would require a meaningful and physical support presence, for certain. It would also enable users to really prove support times. These are costs and risks for Stripe respectively. I doubt they implement this.
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by o0-0o 11y ago
This story is playing out all over the world. A while ago, the Chinese figured out that by pegging their money to the USD they could simply print more money, pay people more, and their citizens would flourish. It's a great strategy i
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by o0-0o 11y ago
Relevant, but it's not hedge fund money. It's private equity & venture capital money, which is backed by large institutional investors like retirement plans. Hedge funds are dying a slow death.
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by o0-0o 11y ago
I think if you dig deeper you'll see that the only somewhat aristocratic family in your statement are the Bushes. The Clinton's are just power hungry, ugly, bourgeois. The Obama's are just a vessel for many things. Otherwis
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Tiananmen Mothers Urge Leaders to Take Responsibility(hrichina.org)
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by o0-0o 11y ago
This is a common practice that started out in Western culture. It was, and still is, considered more polite to receive your bill and put your change on a tray. Go to an extremely expensive restaurant and you'll see. Here in America,
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by o0-0o 11y ago
...or murdering US citizens, or making executive orders that ignore current precedent with regards to illegal immigration, or spending taxpayer money on lavish vacations for you and your family, or using non-profits for political fund raisi
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Ask HN: Why does Google Brazil track location after turning off tracking in US?
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by o0-0o 11y ago
Thank you for the discount. Could you give a thumbnail sketch of soccer betting, since most of us look at football through American eyes?
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Online dating giant AdultFriendFinder hacked, highly personal info nabbed(digitaltrends.com)
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by o0-0o 11y ago
That sounds a lot like minimizing the issue here. I can't recall a single case where U.S. citizens stole Chinese high technology, brought it back to the U.S., started a company, and then sold it the U.S. government. That is what this
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by o0-0o 11y ago
God's advocate here: I'd like to note that amendments are important, and taking away the ability to amend a bill is not a good thing. Take for example the 1st amendment to the constitution: Freedom of Speech.
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by o0-0o 11y ago
Two reasons this won't work, movies and music. You need a HUGE button to stop/start play.
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by o0-0o 11y ago
One of my friends runs one of the largest water districts in Australia. Upon learning I went to Singapore for a business trip, he told me a funny story about the lack of concern for anything but progress in areas with large Chinese populat

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