rmdundon

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   by rmdundon 9y ago

   Yes, and while others are theoretically claiming this is not bad, attackers will change their tactics. Like groups that fire rockets from schools, they will anticipate over-arching revenge tactics and use them to their advantage.
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   by rmdundon 9y ago

   I would add that it's also a iterative process: code, review, learn, and code some more. A continuing process
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   by rmdundon 9y ago

   I think it (may!) also depend on where you are located: - If you are located in a suburban / semi-rural with more stores around, you may be less likely to use Amazon - If you are in a very rural / urban area, you may be more like
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   by rmdundon 9y ago

   Interesting. However, when anything, such as that video, mentions "zionism", that automatically triggers my anti-Semite radar.
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   by rmdundon 9y ago

   Not to mention the OPM hack
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   by rmdundon 9y ago

   True, but at least third parties (where they check Equifax, etc.) have a choice. With government, no one has a choice. I do agree that handling of data could be regulated to some sort, though. Much like how we have agencies, etc. for keepin
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   by rmdundon 9y ago

   Interesting concept. I like the overlay idea, but I think simply having that as a standalone map would not be useful in other areas where distance as the crow flies ≠ time traveled. Areas with large bodies of water (like adjacent peninsulas