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841.
by rblatz 10y ago
That rule is treading a very thin line, if the government can't legally compel you to do something they are reserving the right to deny you basically every "privilege" they can. At a certain point the government could basica
842.
by rblatz 10y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/oct/26/ddos-atta... Very few people that use the internet were unaffected by shitty IoT security. And that seems like it was just the start of it's capab
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by rblatz 10y ago
Has anyone cut open one of these juice packs? It sounds like it's mostly pre squeezed juice and a bit of cut up fruit and veggies.
844.
by rblatz 10y ago
I think this waste/recycling thing is more of a SV/HN concern. Keurig tried to introduce a recyclable pod, called the Vue when their previous patent expired for k-cups. Seems to be a massive failure. Also HelloFresh and Blue Ap
845.
by rblatz 10y ago
Potentially, or if someone is visibly unable to perform their duties as a juror the judge would stop proceedings, investigate the issue with the juror and then take whatever action they find appropriate.
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by rblatz 10y ago
I think it's because not guilty verdicts cannot be appealed by the prosecution due to double jeopardy. So there would be no examples of cases of a drunk/under the influence jury that resulted in not guilty verdicts being appealed
847.
by rblatz 10y ago
It seems like a sensible line would be, not being under the influence while in court. Additionally not being hungover in court. If you are drinking or hungover you are unable to properly focus on your tasks as a juror. Additionally limitin
848.
by rblatz 10y ago
Good, I don't go to Facebook for news, or really any shared article or video. It's a social network, I want to keep up with my social circle, not get pulled into political fights between family and friends.
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by rblatz 10y ago
Additionally in the U.K. hot water may not be as safe as it is in the US. Older houses tended to be built with a hot water tank in the attic (loft) and apparently some were somewhat open to the elements and animals. A legacy of that is the
850.
by rblatz 10y ago
I don't know this for a fact, but I assume people working on top secret CIA malware probably can't work from home. They'd have to go into the office and access the code from a secure computer.
851.
by rblatz 10y ago
Those have existed for a few years now. When was this hackathon?
852.
by rblatz 10y ago
You may want to reread the announcement. I came away with the exact opposite impression. It allows you to spend cash on amazon, not amazon credit at the store.
853.
by rblatz 10y ago
That too, but I also know that amazon family is a thing and wasn't sure if they have a way or parents to approve purchases or set spending limits.
854.
by rblatz 10y ago
This is basically amazon gift cards, but instead of typing in the code on the back after purchasing they are automatically added to your account at the time of purchase. Additionally this isn't aimed at people that have credit/deb
855.
by rblatz 10y ago
As an untrained person my first response to that picture was "yeah that looks like it would do the trick"
856.
by rblatz 10y ago
The address stuff gets a lot easier if you use smarty streets.
857.
by rblatz 10y ago
Can Symantec really sue google for no longer trusting them after issuing fraudulent google certs? Additionally even if they didn't and google just didn't like Symantec and decided to no longer trust them, would Symantec have any r
858.
by rblatz 10y ago
That why it's the best system to support in Internet forums! You can just pick the parts from each that work for the argument you are making. Since they are polar opposites you have a lot of ground to pick ideals from. Thus winning t
859.
by rblatz 10y ago
Let me guess when asked why they said "that's how we've always done it"
860.
by rblatz 10y ago
What if you are running dozens of services each specializing in its own domain? Do you proxy each service through a pool of central webservers? Or do you just stand up a central auth server and have each service trust that auth server?
861.
by rblatz 10y ago
Odds are you already carry one around with you every where you go.
862.
by rblatz 10y ago
With SSL MITM, Intrusion Detection Systems aren't even effective.
863.
by rblatz 10y ago
So how would this apply to using a JWT as a bearer token?
864.
by rblatz 10y ago
Technically Weird Al got it from Coolio's Gangster's Paradise. And Coolio got it from Stevie Wonder.
865.
by rblatz 10y ago
Cops have tough jobs, the vast majority of police officers mean well and are good people trying to serve their community. I think people in threads like this forget that. But like any group of people there are assholes, we need to have a z
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by rblatz 10y ago
Sad to see them go, there are so many things wrong with the way Americans are treated when buying and selling a car. Even though I work for a company in the same space it was great to have a company like them around to keep us on our toes.
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by rblatz 10y ago
Or ones that provide a fake number. Sounds like an easy way to DDoS a bank, charity, political, call center.
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by rblatz 10y ago
Well that's the tricky part. The branches all sort of rock paper scissor each other to keep everyone in check. I guess a judge could order CBP to not enforce the order, and if they do enforce it he could potentially hold someone very
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by rblatz 10y ago
To make this analogy a bit more accurate. With this car instead of filling the gas tank by opening the gas tank door and removing a gas cap you just put the pump into a hole in the side of the car/tank. Then act like you had no idea
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by rblatz 10y ago
People are all up in arms about headphone jacks, USB-C, and dongles. When the real issue is Apple completely missing huge new markets. Apple had Siri out and was in the lead with voice control, then they wasted it. I never use Siri, she i

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