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by oxide 9y ago
Nice false equivalence argument, but I'm afraid it's going to fall on deaf ears. Funny how many Russian apologists are here all of a sudden.
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by oxide 9y ago
It's interesting how often people pretend Russia is unfairly persecuted in internet comment sections around the globe. :)
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by oxide 9y ago
blood money is still money, right? wrong. this is, in extension, saying it's okay to take money from a currently sanctioned state actor. as long as they want to pay cash and half-ass obfuscated the state actors behind the paycheck you&
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by oxide 9y ago
Well said.
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by oxide 9y ago
past performance is no indicator of future results.
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by oxide 9y ago
I absolutely love the covers this guy puts together with all this hardware.
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by oxide 9y ago
It really didn't.
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by oxide 9y ago
Right? I havent seen anyone try to take the hit for it either, no pull date or anything. Pathetic.
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by oxide 9y ago
As a complete layman with only a cursory knowledge of programming, as well as a complete lack of math skills above Algebra 2, (I didn't even complete that, tbh, once they threw graphing into the equation. I did get slope-intercept form
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by oxide 9y ago
Works great if you have the following: Content worth consuming. Content worth subscribing to consume. A production pipeline that can put out enough enjoyable premium content for users. If its good, people will subscribe just to get access t
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by oxide 9y ago
Astroturfing and the like, the skewing of discourse, is nothing new- why do some people pretend like a state actor can't engage in it?
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by oxide 9y ago
Cost me a couple dollars last night to send 70 dollars in btc to a friend. Last month it was 3 dollars and change. I'm thankful it was slightly more reasonable. I might use an alt coin for awhile to save on fees.
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by oxide 9y ago
Couldnt agree more, tbh. If the weather is bad you should never get behind the wheel impaired. Fair point on the law.
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by oxide 9y ago
If you did this every day, there is little to no issue with you driving. Regular users get a tolerance, even my grandma will drive while high if she has a proper tolerance and its only a bowl or two. They were strict when I first came to he
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by oxide 9y ago
That itself is a huge logic jump that is being made, both by the DoJ and the infosec community. His bail was set at 30k, the 10% rule makes his bail 3k, so he should be out by tomorrow if he really deved that malware. If not, you're al
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by oxide 9y ago
Wait, what? How does a person accused of development and direct distribution of malware qualify as a white hat? Because he pulled the plug on some ransomware and put his name in global households? There are a lot of logic jumps here that yo
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by oxide 9y ago
I'm sorry, but where I come from you don't speak to the police. You don't snitch. End of discussion I'm afraid. Josiah could have said whos it was as well, but we were both silent. The problem is not that friends aren&#x
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by oxide 9y ago
Can you source your claims of a cooling period no climate models predicted? I'm calling your bluff on this one, because I think you're simply parroting things and have no sources, examples, or proof. Your silence would only serve
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by oxide 9y ago
Not only have I experienced this as a drug...nerd with black friends, but I've even seen a police officer defer blame for a one-hitter found underneath a seat of a car we occupied pinned on the only black occupant, the irony was that i
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by oxide 9y ago
Its about time. I hope the incentives stay strong enough, and dont require hoops to jump through. otherwise the gray/blackmarkets could out-bid the bounty and cut the red tape to incentivise their own acquisition of the exploits in que
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by oxide 9y ago
Isn't a speculative market driven by gossip and rumors? I think the burden of proof is on you to prove why it is time to buy up BTC as an investment and not a wild gamble.
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by oxide 9y ago
I much preferred some of those Gordon Ramsay series UK versions. Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares was more akin to a documentary than the US version's on FOX with its awful jumpy editing and constant music in the background. The TV bec
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by oxide 9y ago
My speculation rests on the words a wise man once said: C.R.E.A.M Dolla dolla bill ya'll, indeed.
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by oxide 9y ago
Ah, the ol' trickle down fallacy.
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by oxide 9y ago
If you work at Walmart, you've got fuck all to show for it. Working at Costco sounds like a dream in direct comparison. Benefits, decent pay, etc. Hell, they have an entire wall dedicated to employees of the month that go way back. It&
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by oxide 9y ago
I came in ready to blab about what a pointless, impotent move this is to address the issue of opiate abuse. Instead, I found a new perspective that helped me to see that this isn't about opiate abuse at all. It's about cashing che
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by oxide 9y ago
I remember hackertyper from way back when, but I just spent about 10 minutes with a shit eating grin on my face as I played with the different things on geektyper, it nails the vibe spot on.
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by oxide 9y ago
It's already a nationwide structure fire. The current approach of prosecution of doctors, or throwing up miles of red tape between a doctor and a patient has no affect on abusers. Instead, it directly affects people like my grandparent
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by oxide 9y ago
The most specific example I can think of is the sears credit card site, I couldn't pay the bill with Firefox, so I keep a Chrome installation handy for the occasion a site doesn't work.
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by oxide 9y ago
Oh no, a disruption? That is absolutely grounds for arrest. She laughed. Big fucking deal. She could have said "suck a cock you suit wearing cunts." for all I care. That is not grounds for arrest- this isn't 1927. Besides, th

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