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by pdx 9y ago
That's as it should be. Nobody should expect every person in the country to individually solve the problem of how best to allocate that resource. The donation bin is the correct solution, so that the resource can be graded, sorted, s
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by pdx 9y ago
Like all technology, it can be used for good or evil. Same as it ever was. Instead of going dark, you could have also said "Sounds like the killer app for circumventing national firewalls in authoritarian countries". or "So
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by pdx 9y ago
There is. It's SAFE Network. https://safenetwork.org/
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by pdx 9y ago
SAFE will certainly store files, and it will do so in such a way that nobody will know who is reading them or who published them, striving to be completely censorship resistant. Think TOR hidden services that your grandma can use. The netw
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by pdx 9y ago
> the dossier wasn't the beginning of the investigation, as > we've seen in multiple articles that came out over the > last few weeks. Yes, a pile of articles, stating without proof, the same thing, all coming out at
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by pdx 9y ago
That was classic, and nobody would have ever known about it if the impossible hadn't occurred and he actually won. How many times did it happen before Obama did it and how many times in the future will it happen? Regardless of whethe
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by pdx 9y ago
My one example? Yes, I gave one example. You're a bit of an ass, aren't you? OK, here's 6 more from the top of Google. https://www.personaldefenseworld.com/2017/04/armed-citizen-p...
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by pdx 9y ago
CCW citizens are very often the people who take down such shooters. Your comment seems to imply otherwise. A recent example is the Texas church shooting that happened recently, where an armed citizen with a non-concealed firearm in that ca
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by pdx 9y ago
I don't like Common Core because it attempts to solve a problem that does not exist. The way we learned math was sufficient to enable us to build atomic bombs and go to the moon, all with slide rules for the most part. It has a prove
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by pdx 9y ago
I agree with you. There is nothing to see here.
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by pdx 9y ago
You have GOT to be fucking kidding. Have you actually been asleep for the last 6 years?
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by pdx 9y ago
Don't know. Why are we not talking about servers in closets and smashed blackberries and bleach-bit? Why, instead, are we talking about those mean old Russians! Why are we not talking about the Democratic primary rigging? Seems like
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by pdx 9y ago
He said "No citizen of the US needs to be protected". US Citizens are allowed to hear opinions of others when engaging in political discussion. That's why it's called a discussion. If you "protect" them, becau
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by pdx 9y ago
The Southern Poverty Law Center is notoriously biased [1] against any non-progressive ideology, which includes alt-right and libertarian ideals. If this is indeed their actual opinion, it is wrong. I suspect even they know it is not true.
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by pdx 9y ago
> Correct, but for that argument to hold within the > context of this case we would need the government to > show that most people who visited this site did so with > the intent to incite imminent lawless actio
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by pdx 9y ago
> much as the moniker "alt-right" legitimizes white > supremacists. Actually, alt-right was coined as a term to differentiate people who adhere to the traditional republican/libertarian views about personal
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by pdx 9y ago
> It's also extremely pertinent that the warrant is being > executed against an organization exercising political > speech. Why? If you hurt me (many innocent people were hurt), but you do it because you fee
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by pdx 9y ago
It just means you think that people from other countries are less deserving of job opportunities than people from your country. Society is a hierarchy of loyalty. Unless you're a self-absorbed, autistic, single 20
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by pdx 9y ago
Really, how? Because somebody compromised the server? So what? If they did that, all bets are off.
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by pdx 9y ago
You are concerned with a compromised server? If I control your server, I can harvest whatever a user types in, even on an HTTPS page.
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by pdx 9y ago
Why do you speak of unencrypted HTTP? Who cares? Only AES-256 encrypted data is sent and it's decoded locally. You could publish it on the front page of the New York Times (if anybody reads that anymore) and be secure, because you a
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by pdx 10y ago
In April 2005, the Chicago Tribune cited a statistic that 35 percent of those who died in Iraq and Afghanistan were from small, rural towns, in contrast to 25 percent of the population. This point runs counter to the
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by pdx 10y ago
That rumor started in November 2016, or a bit earlier, when Assange went dark for awhile, right after tweeting about a large police presence outside the embassy. I don't think it's a very popular conspiracy theory that Obama would
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by pdx 10y ago
> Obama's CIA Posed as Russian Hackers They're referring to the UMBRAGE program. “With UMBRAGE and related projects the CIA cannot only increase its total number of attack types, but also misdirect attribution by lea
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by pdx 10y ago
Immigration of skilled labor is always valuable. Japan, the US, France, Germany, etc should always welcome it, and should have policies that allow people with verified and needed skills to immigrate. However, drowning your citizens in a se
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by pdx 10y ago
> We know it because children who didn't get the vaccine > show Autism symptoms around the same time. That, my friend, is you making shit up. I know that you made it up, because such a study, comparing autism ra
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by pdx 10y ago
> the link is just not there. Watch the 'Vaxxed' documentary [1] about a CDC whistleblower who tells exactly WHY "the link is just not there". [1] http://1337x.to/torrent/1789192/Va
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by pdx 10y ago
Hearsay evidence from Giuliani, as told to us by The Washington Post. Are you aware that Jeff Bezos controls the Washington Post, and is rapidly anti-Trump? It is clear to many that the Washington Post has a leaning in all of it's pol
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by pdx 10y ago
Agreed. Obviously it needs to be expanded. As is often mentioned, Saudi Arabia should be included because of 9/11. This woman was from Pakistan which suffers terrible internal terrorism problems. While the government of Pakistan is
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by pdx 10y ago
He said that in his signing statement, or in some other speech referring to the executive order? Where's your link?

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