redbeard0x0a

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by redbeard0x0a 8y ago
The taxation is on the person living in that state. Most states require that a person buys something and doesn't pay sales tax, they are supposed to self-report and pay the tax. (Most people don't).
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by redbeard0x0a 8y ago
Additionally, even if you could turn off GPS and other data services (i.e. a flip phone or similar) that data is still collected because you are always connected to a physical tower that has a physical location. So looking at these records,
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by redbeard0x0a 8y ago
I think GDPR is mostly good, it is a lot of work, but so is protecting people's data. It is a law for individual's personal data. It is coming from the right place. Article 13 is for copyright owners, not individuals. Large corpor
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by redbeard0x0a 8y ago
Ethereum is still PoW, they released an initial PoS that runs along side the PoW, "verifying" every 100 transactions or so. The goal is to move entirely to PoS, but things take time.
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by redbeard0x0a 8y ago
Eventually, this is probably what needs to happen in the US to fix the market problems with ISPs. NN is a stop-gap measure to prevent a mono/duopoly from taking advantage of their position. We should be pressing for NN right now and wo
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by redbeard0x0a 8y ago
I think the cost is small compared to the externalized cost to each person who's data has been leaked, lost or misused.
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by redbeard0x0a 8y ago
Money is a proxy for power in society. The fines for this breach should be enormous since it wasn't just them being hacked, they were negligent in maintaining their systems. If the consequences of losing our data was high enough, more
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by redbeard0x0a 8y ago
The filesystem is encrypted and the key is in the secure enclave. So pulling the chips and reading them directly no longer works. I think this is how the FBI got into the bombers iPhone after losing the court case to try and force them into
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by redbeard0x0a 8y ago
I think it is a possibility, the wealthy are building doomsday bunkers. There is writing on the wall, they just need to outlast the uprising and then come out and buy up everything really cheap.
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by redbeard0x0a 8y ago
So, something like [Bourbon]( https://www.bourbon.io/ ), which is a Sass framework like you describe.
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by redbeard0x0a 8y ago
The tax-prep industry is active in lobbying to keep the tax system from becoming too simple. Think H&R Block and Intuit, not Pricewaterhouse Coopers (however I'm sure they are just as involved, but have less on the line compared to
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
of which I'm sure facebook buys...
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
I think more people need to know about tools like https://forestry.io/ - it is a way to have an end user update content, it gets committed to github/gitlab/bitbucket and then you could have it deployed on a commit
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
Yeah, it should be getting better soon. Especially since ETH is now 1/3 what it was in Jan ($458.42 at the moment, $1350+ in Jan). As long as the prices don't rally again!
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
It probably can be handled by a lawyer and/or trust as well. Even if they get past the registrar privacy, they get some business entity or lawyer contact.
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
I would venture to say that the ads are tied directly into their core DNA of search. The ads are tied to keywords and demographics (which is basically an ad searching for the correct person to be shown to).
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
One of the biggest problems I see is it is really hard to attribute an instance of Identity Theft to a specific breach. So you can't (as a reporter) go out and build stories about people directly affected by the breach to build awarene
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
Fans and coolers are easy to replace as well.
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
This also reveals dead-zones where people aren't feeding Strava data. So it is possible to look for the lack of data as well. (Remember the possible CIA site, it has a line around the border, but nothing inside it, because no electroni
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
Somebody in the Senate with a brain?! This is awesome. I'm working to try and help get rid of Ted Cruz, we need good people running the company - we need more like Wyden - asking these kinds of questions!
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
Except public domain only happens 70 years after the authors death (or 95 years after publication when talking about corporate authors). So I could write a good book now, publish it, let it go out of print as of this year, live another 40 y
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
I'm guessing this is the CM tool he was talking about: http://holocm.org/
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
This could be incredibly dangerous because now your car decides to stop working because the battery became too low to keep authenticated. Or if something happens with interference. The potential failure scenarios increase by a huge margin i
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
The car won't stop running, it will just complain about the key not being in the car. It will let you drive away. (I tested this is my car when I got it - I started it, left my keys in the garage, then drove down the block and back).
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
My car will stay running and allow you to drive off without the key. I tested this when I got my car. I started the car, then put the keys in my garage and then drove down the street. You wouldn't be able to start the car again if you
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
> By last count over 20 million people signed petitions or wrote to the FCC about this issue. Currently, if you wanted to write a message to one of the Commissioners using the FCC Website, you will only be able to send a message to the
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
The shamefulness of sex isn't even from Christianity (or Judaism), but rather a bastardized version of an Organized Religion. There is a whole book in the Bible that is all about sex (Old Testament: [Song of Solomon]( https:/&#x2F
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
> My first problem is this: why exactly can't we treat companies the same way? Under current tax law, US corporations pay taxes on any income generated in another country. There is of course a loophole with regards to re-investing p
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
> 8. JUSTICE ... Also, you should pay for other people's work, not demand that they do things for free.
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by redbeard0x0a 9y ago
John Titor was a Time Traveler ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Titor ). If you like anime, Steins;Gate uses John Titor as a plot device ( http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=anime&aid=7

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