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by shard972 11y ago
I do, the conversation usually goes to the idea that bills are more likely to do the opposite of what the title suggests.
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by shard972 11y ago
> Did we stop the surveillance? Did we continue it? Continued. Now companies just have to hand over their data to companies like fireye who will have legal immunity to handle our data and hand it off to the NSA.
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by shard972 11y ago
So your saying that socialist france went to war in the interest of a company? Why do I find that hard to believe?
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by shard972 11y ago
> When the news first broke a few years ago, given Toyota's reputation for quality and process, I thought this was an American industry lead witch-hunt of a Japanese competitor. You. You were one of the many people I had no clue whe
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by shard972 11y ago
It makes sense really, anyone that the president appoints is not elected so can't be judged directly by the public through voting, the only fair thing to do is hold his publicly elected appointer responsible for actions.
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by shard972 11y ago
> Eating whole, unprocessed, natural foods is great, but the science behind the paleo diet being “the one and only diet that ideally fits our genetic makeup” - I mean if that literally doesn't sound like dogma, I don't know wha
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by shard972 11y ago
I thought the AI in crysis was pretty smart assuming they knew were you were.
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by shard972 11y ago
> Those complaints are entirely predictable: people buy or rent residences in buildings expecting those buildings to be inhabited by long-term residents, then some part of the building gets converted to a hotel. People aren't OK wit
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by shard972 11y ago
This re-enforces the spying apparatus by giving them rules they otherwise made up for themselves. This bill doesn't give you any privacy.
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by shard972 11y ago
Were we really expecting the government to just one day give us exactly what we wanted?
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by shard972 11y ago
Well what about grattipay then? I think it's pretty obvious with their latest blog post that it's not just as easy as moving onto stripe and your done.
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by shard972 12y ago
> Two Factor Authentication. Please My understanding is that Sendgrid isn't too keen on dongles.
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by shard972 12y ago
Yes, always blame the other party, as long as we all vote for the lesser of two evils it will all turn around in notime.
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by shard972 12y ago
Because if we knew the government spies on us we would take steps to not be spied on and that would help the terrorists which are us.
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by shard972 12y ago
> this executive order [does not] target the legitimate cybersecurity research community or professionals who help companies improve their cybersecurity Non-story, it's not targeted so I don't see why anyone would be against th
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by shard972 12y ago
Do u even news, elon musk is pushing through an update in Q3 that will upgrade my car to a self-driving car.
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by shard972 12y ago
Just like a foxcon!
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by shard972 12y ago
> and everyone expected that the price of anything they bought would devalue, they might not buy it today. I don't see how this is different than today, there are not many things you buy aside from a house that don't lose value
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by shard972 12y ago
Apparently freedom of association is just dumb now. Thanks HN!
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by shard972 12y ago
But he says that's it's the consensus in the business community, who are you to deny that?
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by shard972 12y ago
> A wave of legislation, introduced in more than two dozen states, would allow people to discriminate against their neighbors. I would hate to live in such a world where such thing would be considered illegal but ok. > say individuals
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by shard972 12y ago
Really? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_F-117A_shootdown
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by shard972 12y ago
As far as I know there is no such things as stealth in aircrafts. If you are using modern radar then you can spot any aircraft, even those new stealth jet fighters that the US is about to start cranking out.
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by shard972 12y ago
> I understand the perspective that more guns correlates positively with more deaths Thats incorrect, see switzerland, they have a lot of guns there, maybe even more than america per person but their gun deaths are very low.
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by shard972 12y ago
> It's a good idea to avoid ethanol gas, on principle if for no other reason. Then why on earth is the Australian government making us put this shit in our cars unless we want to buy 100% premium fuel.
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by shard972 12y ago
And then you will be fined for your non-compliance with the law, if you don't like the law go ahead and leave.
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by shard972 12y ago
> (People might smuggle coffee if it were banned, the way they smuggle Cuban cigars into the US, but as a prohibited luxury rather than an item of dependence that there was no legal means to fulfill.) You do realize that caffeine is more
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by shard972 12y ago
Thanks for raising this to the top of his mind.
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by shard972 12y ago
> The $500 in paper money is to them "a fiction", as it says in the article. So why would they take a fiction over a real shirt that that gives them real value? He didn't say that fiat currency is a fiction, he said that h
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by shard972 12y ago
> In fact, the government could easily raise taxes only on corporations. There is no such thing as a tax that will ONLY be paid by corporations. They are either paid by the employee's, the customers or the shareholders. So all you

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