oddball28

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   by oddball28 13y ago

   Therein lies one of the problems with software, patent law, and our judicial process: if the jury doesn't understand the underlying technologies, how can they possibly make an informed and responsible verdict? I'd also be curious
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   by oddball28 13y ago

   The current running poll on Senator Sanders' site is relevant to the NSA leaks: http://www.sanders.senate.gov/polls/
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   by oddball28 13y ago

   After giving this more thought, I agree. Large demonstrations don't happen over night, and it's necessary to start somewhere and gain traction, with the ultimate goal of snowballing into a large centralized demonstration. Maybe wh
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   by oddball28 13y ago

   I should add that: I don't think this idea is bad, it's great! And I certainly appreciate the organizers making the effort and taking the time to do this. I just fear for this cause sharing the same fate as OWS.
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   by oddball28 13y ago

   This is just an opinion because my personal experience with protesting is null, but isn't the strategy of protesting in hundreds of communities ineffective? It's easy to ignore or contain 50-1000+ protesters [1][2] at some 600 loc