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by rdxm 9y ago
lol...at some point there will have to be some type of specifc discussion on null-routing that shit-hole of a country...
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by rdxm 9y ago
>> who enabled HR please tell me this is a joke right? you can't possibly be asking that question seriously..
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by rdxm 9y ago
dunno where this is coming from...my kids both went and got jobs immediately after getting thier DL's on thier own. And they both have/had heavy academic and extracurricular scheds. they just wanted to make their own dough. both a
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by rdxm 9y ago
that's because you can't short the issue in the private secondary markets. if this was in the public markets, the hit would be significantly higher, and the short-squeeze would be happening.
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by rdxm 9y ago
scaling (x) at (x)....snore......
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by rdxm 9y ago
ahhh yes, down-voted due to what, the pain of a reality check? interesting...
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by rdxm 9y ago
we've already been de-seleceted. now it's just a matter of time....
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by rdxm 9y ago
golf clap....
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by rdxm 9y ago
lol.... i believe the proper phrase here is "chickens coming home to roost"
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by rdxm 9y ago
geeeez, how long is Cali going to foist Feinstein on the rest of the country. The level of idiocy is just beyond painful... Edit to add: of course the same could be said about the remaining 49 states and their reps/sens as well...
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by rdxm 9y ago
Totally unsurprising. I mean, people don't actually think FB is a positive force in the world do they? The science is clear on human's capacity for meaningful/real realtionships (it's a pretty small number), the anecdota
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by rdxm 9y ago
would be really interrsting to do a deep dive on Pai's personal finances. He's not even trying to hide how much he's in the bag for the telecom/ISPs.
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by rdxm 9y ago
+ 100000000000
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by rdxm 9y ago
With traffic fatalities back up at levels not seen in something like a decade due to inattentive drivers, the last thing we need is more speed. What we need is autonomous vehicles, because the sad truth is that a very large portion of the d
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by rdxm 9y ago
in response to your first question, yes of course. it's thier job. w.r.t. your second question, this is where things start to get grippy. see my response to another question referencing "realpolitik". in this context, then wh
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by rdxm 9y ago
Which European state do you live in? Because, UK, France and Germany are knee deep in this as participants. Hell, France has the most invasive internal surveillance of any country at last check. I continue to find it odd that folks in the E
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by rdxm 9y ago
+1 edit to add: I re-read this piece by Scneier every now and then.... http://www.cnn.com/2013/03/16/opinion/schneier-internet-surv...
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by rdxm 9y ago
NSA's charter is explicit in it's scope, that much is obvious and clear. If you are a US citizen sending money abroad via SWIFT, well then you place yourself into that purview, that's just a thing. The definition of an "
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by rdxm 9y ago
so two things: 1) yes of course I know about HN demographics 2) you should care about that distinciton because this is true for any nation/state. until such time as we evolve dramtically as a species these types of organizations have a
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by rdxm 9y ago
the best thing that could happen for us as a culture and really as a species, is for FB to disappear off the planet. does little beyond lowering IQ's of broader society.
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by rdxm 9y ago
As a US citizen, and given how things like 9/11 were funded, this is exactly what I want NSA to be doing. This is thier job. What I don't want them doing is hoovering up internal comms traffic without a warrant and passing it to
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by rdxm 10y ago
i'm shocked....shocked to find out there's gambling going on in here...
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by rdxm 10y ago
this seems ilke a re-hash of Schneier's piece from 2013... http://us.cnn.com/2013/03/16/opinion/schneier-internet-surve...
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by rdxm 11y ago
this is where we find out how badly the SEC f-ed up in allowing these markets to exists...
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by rdxm 11y ago
sigh....sure there's a "10%" on the bike side. but the scale of that "10%" is infinitesimally small in comparison to the level of incompetence in motor vehicles, and moreover a bike isn't an (n) thousand pound
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by rdxm 11y ago
if you spend any real amount of time on a bike interacting with traffic you quickly come to realize that 99.5% of the humans behind the wheel shouldn't be driving, so it's hard to see where there would be any noticeable difference
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by rdxm 11y ago
bought one of the new session cameras to put on the bike for rear-view capture of douchebag drivers. it flat out did not work. tried several approved microsd cards, etc, etc.. big disappointment as I really need a decent solution that will
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by rdxm 11y ago
not trying to be snarky, but you do understand who posted the response above(i.e. mitchellh) right??
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by rdxm 11y ago
i cannot give this enough up-votes.
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by rdxm 11y ago
if a tree falls in the forest.....

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