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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
I agree with everything you say here. At least in the State of WA, I think prosecutors have qualified immunity and can be sued or charged for Brady violations. I think one of the biggest 'frauds' is the churn in the lower courts.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Here is the State of Washington's wolf management portal. Lots of good information here: https://wdfw.wa.gov/species-habitats/at-risk/species-recover... Washington State Dept of Natural Resources - Grazing (L
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
I lived in NE WA and still have property there (working our way back out there). The hubris and ignorance displayed by many wolf management critics often knows no bounds. They are often completely unaware of how range land is priced and man
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
The adversarial system used in US courts assumes the other side will discover such frauds and bring them to the attention of the court. I think the frauds that appear to be legal but do not actually involve courts are where more harm is. Th
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Pretty sure the NY Post did not post raw data dumps of the laptops. Though many people on the left were clamoring for them to dump all the data to enable the emails to be verified. Also, many used the absence of raw data to cast doubt on th
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
But there is no evidence anything was hacked.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
It is pretty clear Apple doesn't think it is your computer. Similar to how they feel about their phones that they let people use. edit-to-add: further evidenced by Apple's stance on right-to-repair.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
In the olden days before the AIA (America Invents Act) US Provisional applications provided inventors proof of invention. Back then proof of invention would establish the presumptive priority date for the whole invention. The details could
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Courts are well practiced at sorting these kinds of things out. They would review the content, presentation, targeting, etc. of the emails to determine if it is commercial speech or political speech.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
If the spam is commercial speech it can be subjected to significant regulation as long as the regulation is viewpoint neutral the same as other commercial speech.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Unhinged entertainers is one thing, but it gets pretty scary when similar language is coming elected officials. "A county prosecutor has again denigrated constituents, this time with the alarming claim that we must “cleanse society” of
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
60 Minutes 2 aired a slanderous story about George Bush based on documents they knew were unverified. And, the timing is not suspicious it is politics.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
No one was hacked. The repair shop owned the laptop after it was abandoned.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Not too mention The 1619 Project.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
I don't agree with you at all (though I don't think you deserve down votes but that is how goes around here now - I up voted). I have raised high talent children (1 boy and 2 girls). My girls thrived in school while my boy did not
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Different countries of origin are subject to different scrutiny standards based on the demand to immigrate to the US, the amount of fraud or corruption in the origin country, and the level of illegal immigration or overstays from a given co
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Canada is different, not easier.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
The absence of Cisco winning infringement lawsuits or settlements with Zoom would suggest there was no IP theft. Many founders split from established companies because the established company disregard or dismiss their product ideas. An ide
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
I am confident that an interface standard could be developed to allow some level of identity portability. Supporting such an interface would be rolled into the myriad other compliance requirements that tech service providers have to deal wi
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Cell service providers had to do it. It wasn't that long ago in the US when you couldn't take your cell phone number to a different provider. Facebook, et al, could provide restricted APIs that let another authorized service gain
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Prolly Type 2 Diabetes which can be "cured" by making a major lifestyle changes. I know a few people who have went to certified Wim Hof training weekends. Doesn't sound like my cup of tea.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
It is pretty easy with Amazon Prime or Apple TV to cycle through streaming services or pay channels often with free or cheap specials. That is my current plan, no more than two paid subscriptions at any time with Amazon Prime being one of t
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
The article author is having fun. Kinda of like how hyper-milers were working so hard to minimize their gas use when Toyota Prius were all the rage. I could not imagine raising my kids in an apartment, it sounds like a nightmare to me. We l
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Preppers do what they because it is fun for them. This is same thing that drives the author. It is fun for him and his family. We have a decent sized yard, and my right now my wife is planting a fig tree because that is fun for her.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Local police and sheriffs will partner with Feds in so-called task forces to get around these limitations. That is what local police in Washington State do to get around the state's long standing restrictions on wire-tapping.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Sometimes they are used to breach walls of buildings to provide alternative entry points. They also are useful for providing bulletproof cover when a SWAT breaching/entry team is approach a building. Though a department doesn't ne
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Police rarely use revolvers these days for numerous reasons (e.g., safety, training difficulty, efficacy, and so on). "NBC 5 checked with more than 114 police departments in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Out of 79 responses, it was disco
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
US police need more funding and more training. Much more training. Even if some of their social service responsibilities are moved to civilian agencies, the police would still need more funding for training. US Army Rangers which are only r
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
There would be increased costs up the whole supply chain -- all passed up to restaurants.
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by pnw_hazor 6y ago
There are often more restrictive laws against weapons that are not firearms because the 2nd amendment has been held to concern firearms, not weapons in general. E.g., in Seattle any fixed blade is illegal to carry. Even chefs have to take s

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