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streetnigga
13y ago
Zero here, I've been treating BTC like Paypal balances. Cash out to native currency ASAP. Godspeed others. edit: To those polling in at over 1000, yikes. Hopefully you 13 (so far) are joking around. Business or personal? Any insurance?
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13y ago
So very true if you have to peg that 400mm to a specific exchange rate for another currency. You can ascertain the value of 1 BTC in your favored currency rather easily given a choice of marketplaces. Less so with 100, or 10000+. Most marke
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13y ago
Palantir is not a branch of the NSA, they are backed by the CIA[0]. [0] http://finance.yahoo.com/news/cia-backed-palantir-technologi...
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13y ago
You are the one that brought up conspiracy in reference to Hastings[0]. Stop lying as if I was the one to inject it into the topic of spying. This disinformation bull your are pulling is seriously detrimental to any possible discussion. To
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13y ago
You are the one that brought up his death as if it was a conspiracy[0] in response to my linking[1] of one Hasting's reports on spying[2]. No one asked you to believe in a conspiracy. You deflected from the original topic of spying wit
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13y ago
Why did you make like light of Michael Hasting's death then denigrate Barrett Brown[0] after irrelevantly bringing up Monsanto and Nickelback[1] in that thread 36 days ago instead of discussing the topic (or not engaging) like a reason
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13y ago
If you want to look for examples of companies in the US and elsewhere engaging in activities mentioned in this article against political dissidents, look no further than the HB Gary email leak of years back. I referenced such works here[0]
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13y ago
Please explain this theory of filtering results out some more.
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13y ago
"Look at this! If I mash gibberish into a search engine it returns the same."
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13y ago
The results seem perfectly usable to me, sorry your favorite sites are not top ranking[0]. Care to explain why you think DDG is explicitly filtering them? [0] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=+%22html+table+tag%22
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13y ago
"Are you having difficulty understanding Scott's message or intent?" Absolutely not.
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13y ago
Well for one I think without giving a hash value for the data to be downloaded, say a known good torrent, this can only result in tears for the end user. Adobe pirate releases, notorious for being infected. But to the point of your comment
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13y ago
How can one say the editors did Levinson a favor by holding back the story? Is propagating the idea that Iran or other nation has some innocent civilian when he is really CIA beneficial? Wouldn't that just solidify a potential negative
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13y ago
If the topic is use of wealth, 'social signals' then monies spent on Yacht races by owners like the one linked is applicable. I do not think there could be a bigger waste of resources than 'social signalling' by the weal
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Yachts are also good for committing manslaughter[0]. This is coming from the wealthy man who thinks focus on the wealthy means a Kristallnacht. "Writing from the epicenter of progressive thought, San Francisco, I would call attention t
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13y ago
Citation would be needed since I've never seen court insist that the ability to feel sorry (or just saying it to placate others) means guilt for an accused act. Edit: Wouldn't that be something though? It would enable someone to a
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13y ago
Most realistic answer. Much better response to the question of how can Apple execute the product better than others than gushing about Apple's marketing team.
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Poorly Redacted Snowden Documents Finger Al-Qaeda in Mosul Using Adobe
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Ukraine president accepts resignation of PM, entire cabinet
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As I posted just recently today, Assad's Syrian state news posted a story about Pope Francis being held hostage in Homs Syria. Homs is subject of a starvation blockade by the regime with their representative for the Geneva 2 delegation
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Middle East correspondent for WSJ: Heavy artillery can be heard in Homs Syria
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Eve Online is a place where you literally see people grind away to make money for a living, but you don't care because you are working some angle against their trades while battling effing pirates gate camping at Amamake. No one really
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Always face your exit. Hauling tactics. :)
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No problemo. On the topic of TAO I highly doubt subversion at the factory. Though I do believe the monolithic designs of the day from Samsung and Apple surely delight intel agencies like the NSA. Must shorten delays in redirecting shipments
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I used to play, maintained being independent up until I got my blockade runner and some game time, then backed off to do life things. I never really did get into the mining since the end result would having to be to trade, so I put focus on
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Jita my dear, I miss you. There was a period were some alliance set siege to the gates in. System time was slowed to the extreme. Heavyweight traders dropped out, I ran my Minmatar craft about making enough coin to pay for several PLEX. Aft
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Or how I learned how to stop worrying and love the propaganda. Right now the Assad regime delegation at Geneva 2 has denied blockade access to Homs. Their current tactic is calling for evacuation of women and children. This is a death sente
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"compromise of all units of one or more models in the factory (you)" _What_ I never mentioned anything like that. tptacek suggested that is what I meant, I directly said that was not. I've said I think subverting or weakening
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I think many systems commercial and otherwise will be open to exploitation. I don't necessarily object to the NSA or another government's intel service hunting those bugs either to protect against or to exploit. I do object overal
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It's not the most positive exchange but I have yet to have one with him that didn't result in the insertion of distortions or focus on the people carrying a message instead of the message. This was made clear with Hastings and Bro
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