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by otp124 9y ago
Would you accept a browser plugin that reads only the certificate information and makes a decision to alert, or block/override the DOM rendering to protect the user?
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by otp124 9y ago
So in that case only capital from the elite can flow into cryptocurrencies, but not be used by consumers for transactions? Edit: Wouldn't the lack of general consumer transactions ruin the economic viability of most tokens? If so, then
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by otp124 9y ago
> It may not occur in USA or China's jurisdiction, but its going to keep happening. Where will it keep happening?
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by otp124 9y ago
Was this comment really necessary? Couldn't you just address the OP, versus unrealistic sarcasm?
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by otp124 9y ago
Not really... If I made a dirty version of the plugin for myself, I'd just do a DOM text search for "terms" and if found do another search for "arbitration", both case insensitive. If found, then highlight the words
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by otp124 9y ago
> They seem overly entitled. This is why I've always enjoyed college ball. Student atheletes often have more of an affinity/comraderie to their team, and coaches don't tolerate them bad-mouthing their own teammates on TV.
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by otp124 9y ago
How'd you do this without calls? Did it cost?
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by otp124 9y ago
Is there a wiki page or government list that describes the rules for each state?
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by otp124 9y ago
Moreover, rolling their own hash function (which is what they did) is a rookie mistake.
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by otp124 9y ago
We've come full circle rather quickly.
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by otp124 9y ago
If you want to soften everyone's views (and for this to be mainstream), then choose a different domain name. It can't be stated on radio or television in the US, for better or worse.
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by otp124 9y ago
The majority of the flag is white though, and only a small portion is red. So I wouldn't consider this much of an issue. My understanding is that sandstorms are likely to reduce visibility at great distances anyways.
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by otp124 9y ago
Let's rewind a bit of history and look back to what the Democratic Party did to civil rights and a race for the next 100+ years after a bold Republican emancipated the slaves. People everywhere can do horrible, horrible things. Read yo
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by otp124 9y ago
Your personal anecdotes don't prove OP's anecdotes wrong. I can re-assure you of OP's view with my own personal anecdotes, but I wouldn't go as far as to say you are "wrong".
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by otp124 9y ago
Considering you're posting under an anonymous premise. You should change the description to "family member". Less specific the better. =)
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by otp124 9y ago
How did that work out nicely? Target's stock price is lower today than it was in August 2014. And it has underperformed the market index.
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by otp124 9y ago
Did he say that before or after the US gov bailed out Wall Street?
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by otp124 9y ago
And it's not like they'll just take the night off because of a solar eclipse.
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by otp124 9y ago
This is exactly how I read it. I think the OP flipped the two.. This, and the fact there is zero evidence to back up the claim is enough for us to confidently ignore it and move on.
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by otp124 9y ago
> A lot of this is probably influenced by perceptions of "poor-people food" (like lobster) Since when is lobster considered a "poor-people food"? That is the exact impression I get when it's the most expensive e
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by otp124 9y ago
I had a thought that this might have been the intelligence community taking a humorous jab at the US government, and also happened to be true. But have no information on if committees were better or worse at that point in history.
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by otp124 9y ago
It's probably difficult to prove that the human actually saw the ad. I would just have a script 'view' as many ads as possible and earn the $ Haven't read the paper to see if they solved that concern though.
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by otp124 9y ago
> I know people who've tried running build farms with "development board" hardware have found that the stress of 24x7 100% compute hits kernel bugs or overheating issues Interesting data points. Have any of these folks wr
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by otp124 9y ago
I remember hearing there is not enough lithium in the world for all of Tesla's ambitions. They're hoping for battery revolutions
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by otp124 9y ago
This changed https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/aws-hipaa-program-update-re...
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by otp124 9y ago
San Francisco & California's property laws are certainly not thousands of years old.
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by otp124 9y ago
That's awful. Has much changed? Or does London's legal system still allow this?
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by otp124 9y ago
What is the proposition you receive? What do they offer you?
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by otp124 9y ago
We recently moved to central-ish London (Zone 1), in a generally safe business area. A few weeks ago my wife & sister were walking home and a man started spraying them with a bottle, screaming "It's raining". Luckily it a
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by otp124 9y ago
Care to explain? If anything, it's wealth transfer from the coin/token buyers to sellers.

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