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by pooper 10y ago
Whenever Canadians complain about Chinese speculation in real estate, I wonder why they don't try to create more inventory. It is probably naive to think this way but AFAIK Canada has a lot of land and a housing boom can help extend an
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by pooper 10y ago
I think a better solution is to have ISP s work together to warn and cut off access to botnet infected computers. They have the technical ability because they have strikes for copyright. Perhaps it could be a soft ban like an hour long ban
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by pooper 10y ago
I mostly agree with you but let's not take it too far. > We are asking that they stop protecting for-profit DDoS attack sites that are destroying the internet and using violence to censor people's ability to speak. A DoS is not
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by pooper 10y ago
The "government" like the "cloud" is just an abstraction. The cloud is at the end someone else's computer. No, I'm sure Microsoft CEO isn't interested in sabotaging my business just like I'm sure the
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by pooper 10y ago
I run a virtual box VM provided by Microsoft to test my website on their new browser. It surprises me how much of a resource hog Windows can be... Is there really no way to turn off cortana and on access antivirus scan? I guess it is probab
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by pooper 10y ago
Please take a look https://www.quora.com/Is-the-Airbnb-1-million-host-guarantee... The Airbnb Host Guarantee is a total fraud. I looked into the abyss of worst case predatory corporate behavior when I filed my claim. I am a
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by pooper 10y ago
Nope. I would not ever rent a room with instant booking unless Airbnb signs a blank check for any damages by the guest (which it of course won't)
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by pooper 10y ago
Does she still have that number? If not, will the new owner get WhatsApp messages sent to her if they use WhatsApp?
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by pooper 10y ago
> Dividing them up like this the typical "just shows up" person is purely stimulus driven. Nothing happens if you don't tell them to do exactly something. They won't tell you they're blocked on Bob sending a purc
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by pooper 10y ago
Alt view: By engaging in illegal activity, the agency undermined it's legitimate spying of targets outside the country. If there were no illegal activity, there would be no need for whistleblowing. I'd chalk up any damage to the l
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by pooper 11y ago
I tried it and it doesn't work. What am I doing wrong? http://52.90.112.133/recommend/app/getSummary?query=This+is+...
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by pooper 11y ago
> As for your last point, that does sound broken. Perhaps the content owner of the song you used decided that they didn't want people using it on YouTube after all? Can one revoke a copyright license like that? If one did, would tha
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by pooper 11y ago
Content ID exists so YouTube can ease big partners. I am not sure about the three strikes being a part of DMCA. Are you sure? This YouTube help page does not elaborate whether YouTube is legally required to terminate an account three strike
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by pooper 11y ago
I think the argument (not sure how true it is because I don't know the facts) is that we can do more to (in the future) reduce carbon emissions from power plants and that we will get benefits of scale when we move burning fossil fuels
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by pooper 11y ago
I think they're talking something similar to GCHQ's intercept. For those who are new, previously on hacker news https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7312212
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by pooper 11y ago
Is there much appetite for ground based forward operation without guaranteed aerial supremacy? Ground support planes would be nice but getting and maintaining aerial control is what prevents war, at least it used to be the case. What has ch
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by pooper 11y ago
> There is also evidence that ""educated"" people have been outbred by ""uneducated"" people in the western world recently Well, yeah. Decision to have kids is not rational. Decision to have a LOT
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by pooper 11y ago
I'm sure you can do better than that as a student of economics...
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by pooper 11y ago
new is nepal bhasa or NEWari which is the language of the Nepal valley (also commonly known as Kathmandu valley).
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by pooper 11y ago
If it covers all expenses and I can save at least $50k per year, I'd not mind it. Although in full disclosure, I find it very unlikely that I'd return the year after.
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by pooper 11y ago
In an adversarial judicial system, can a judge trust the prosecution to not tamper with digital evidence? What can the defense do in a situation where the prosecution plants an identical storage device (hard disk drive, ssd, flash drive) th
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by pooper 12y ago
Apparently, TD Ameritrade does not share the same sense of humor.
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by pooper 12y ago
Is Greece willing to say that it does not back decisions and agreements made by the previous government? How can anyone trust they won't do the same when this government bows out? Greece will lose all credibility in the international m
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by pooper 12y ago
How do you propose we clean the slate?
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by pooper 12y ago
> It's interesting to note that certificates signed by a locally installed CA (e.g. an org's MitM proxy CA) will be considered acceptable. If MCS had just made their own private root CA and deployed it to their machines there w
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by pooper 12y ago
No, GP actually has a point. Once you do things like this, you're out. Once you're out, you become a nobody. Of course, you can reapply to get in (haha, good luck getting a response from Mozilla before a couple of years) but you h
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by pooper 12y ago
my uninformed guess is the face when girlfriend using my license to conjecture, I'd say that OP has a girlfriend and thus has a lot of expenses that a single man would not have
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by pooper 12y ago
if (anthonyWeiner.status == published) { publish(JenniferLawrenceStory); } Many have expressed doubt that the media reaction would be the same if Kristen Stewart's photos were leaked instead.
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by pooper 12y ago
As someone who doesn't own an e reader but rather the kindle fire (cyanogfen 11 nightly) and a nexus 4, I can't understand why someone would complain abnoiut a battery that lasts over a week.
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by pooper 12y ago
While I am immensely happy as a Tesla cheerleader of sorts, I am not entirely convinced that these deals are good either.

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