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steve19
13y ago
> All three branches of government agreed that the surveillance we found out about this week was lawful Turns out that three branches are not enough :(
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13y ago
Tldr; "As a result, Tesla's balance sheet will sprout a contingent liability for the "residual value" of those cars, and analysts worry that the amount will quickly rise to hundreds of millions of dollars -- on the order
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steve19
13y ago
Nobody said they have access to Google servers. We are worried about what data google to sending them (by whatever means).
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steve19
13y ago
End-to-end while useful won't help this problem. They are keeping track of meta-data, so they are amassing a huge database of who every American associates with over the phone. This "meta data" is a huge part of Signals Intelligence and is
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steve19
13y ago
Did you read my comment, what about the article? They only give the box (or money) to mothers who visit a doctor. I was suggesting that the doctor was the reason, not the box, and that the the gift pack (which includes a cardboard box) is j
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steve19
13y ago
But does it decrease infant mortality? According to the CIA Facebook 2013 figures, Finland has the 12th lowest infant mortality . Not sure if this means the scheme works, or if simply paying a pregnant woman $50 each time she visits a docto
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13y ago
PGP (and all encryption schemes that offered key lengths greater than 40-bits) were banned under the State Department ITAR regulations. These are the same regulations that prohibit the export of 3D model files over the internet if the model
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13y ago
Theoretically, how wide could an atomic radius get in deep space? Or does that mean that there is an infinitesimally small chance a electron could be found very far away from the nucleus because there is nothing else for it to interact with
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Photographing "Bullet Time" With Pin Hole Cameras
(vimeo.com)
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13y ago
yep, as someone who had to go to the ER earlier this year I can attest to the high bills. I spent more time in the billing office than I did being attended by medical staff. Tip: if you so much as bumped your head (such as falling over when
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13y ago
The latest edition of the NRA's Shooting Illustrated magazine also has an article about the league.
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The Adobe Shooters League
(thefirearmblog.com)
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13y ago
I submitted it. Sorry about that.
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On Hong Kong Shelves, Illicit Dirt on China’s Elite
(nytimes.com)
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13y ago
I was talking to a former navy Intel officer recently who told me about the former art of deducting what cargo was on deck a ship by the shape of the tarpaulins covering them. books were written on the subject. now that is all obsoleted by
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13y ago
The price has been heavily discounted the past couple of weeks ($15 I think). This promotion got a lot of mentions by mac bloggers.
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DIY GPS Reciever Using $20 USB TV Tuner
(michelebavaro.blogspot.it)
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steve19
13y ago
I know just about nothing about klout. How "high" is 55? I just signed up hoping I has >55, but I am only 54, maybe adding some other random accounts social media accounts will nudge my score higher.
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steve19
13y ago
Is software patent licensing a major export? Software exports certainly are. How much revenue is lost by our industry because of patents? More than is gained by the exporters of patent licenses I would think.
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It is not that they don't understand how the internet works, but legally you cannot export blueprints about weapons without an export license. The State Department is absolutely correct. Blueprints of weapons cannot be exported. Everyone in
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13y ago
What about the experiments run by using the LHC? No other organization has a similarly sized particle accelerator, so by your definition it is not science because it cannot be reproduced elsewhere?
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13y ago
Having experienced medical care in a number of different countries, I am convinced that rationing is the heart of the problem. For example, as more treatments for symptoms of old age are invented, more is demanded and spent per elderly pers
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13y ago
I don't think that is the answer. Can every student in the USA who is willing and capable of being a doctor get into med school? I would guess that this is probably not the case. Increasing the number of doctors produced locally would seem
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My understanding is that incumbents have interests in keeping things the way they are. Some states ban stores buying liquor directly from the manufacturer (in theory to make sure liquor stores don't cheat the state out of tax) thereby creat
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14y ago
Wow, so I am both an ass and a racist because I expressed my opinion that I think there is more to the story that was reported, despite me saying that when I was at school this was common place (inferring that I don't think her alleged "cri
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14y ago
There must be more to this than what Maimi New Times is reporting. When I was in school half the kids in science class were constantly scheming on how to get their hands on chemicals to mix them, heat them and generally be irresponsible. Ed
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how well does the Velodyne work in heavy rain or snow?
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Signals intelligence is not just about reading enemy communications. Traffic analysis[0] would give the Chinese valuable insight into US military communication patterns. Changes in data patterns could alert them to changes on the ground. [0
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Feds Move Faster Than Defense Distributed. First BitCoin Money Laundering Case?
(thefirearmblog.com)
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14y ago
I evaluate military technology and I have shot the rifle myself. I think the rifle has a lot of potential, but I see this rifle as more of a technology demo than the future of marksmanship. I was easily able to put rounds into a man sized t
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