streetnigga

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by streetnigga 13y ago
I mean tanks have been deployed, not just APCs. Military[1]. [1] http://youtu.be/NSQ989fCrbU
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by streetnigga 13y ago
The fatal flaw is that you have to believe they would stop trying to make money in order to partake in a profitless operation that has military attention. Aside from that, sure why not? Prank.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
It was a post-notification that used historical geo-information like who was in a particular cell tower's coverage area. It only came out before the law enacted to counter what is going on kicked in. A man was shot and killed a few hou
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by streetnigga 13y ago
"This guy got away with it previously and I didn't see anything about shoulder mounted cameras on AMC's web site so your argument is invalid." OK buddy, you got me. Go wear cameras into prohibited areas on private proper
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by streetnigga 13y ago
I think that would be frowned upon for the same reasons cell/gps jammers are. Creates a potential for lack of prompt emergency response during unexpected situations that often occur when people gather. I recall the patent[1] by Apple t
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Please don't light a bright back-lit screen in a theater for something like email. The focus break ruins the experience people pay the ticket price for. Emergencies only.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Filming is against the law, it is often company policy to not allow people to mount cameras onto their shoulders as to reduce the number of people breaking the law by filming. Acceptable: Having phone in pocket. Unacceptable: Holding phone
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by streetnigga 13y ago
I never said anything about the glasses themselves. You don't have a right to wear a camera into a private establishment just because you mounted them on your prescription glasses. How 'fancy' the rims are is immaterial to th
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Yea... Does it have a camera on it? Don't wear it into a theater or other area where filming is prohibited.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
10 years of fraud cost less than the implementation of chip and pin? EU banks and finance firms must of folded half a decade ago under the crippling burden. Thankfully these wise financial institutions know how to count monies, offloading f
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Which is still ugly.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
I agree, we should cut tax incentives and rebates to massive corporations. The need to stop enabling them is imperative.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Yes, because "NSA satellites" is exactly what I talking about. The best you can do to not acknowledge Hastings reporting being entirely contextual to what I have been saying is to make a slight about his death being a conspiracy?
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by streetnigga 13y ago
I will ignore you continuing to be a prick, and instead provide further details upon the topic you are clearly emotive about. Thinking it such "gold." From the now dead Michael Hastings: "Barrett Brown, another investigative
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by streetnigga 13y ago
US Chamber of Commerce is indeed a facade for it's individual components, the businesses within. Nothing secret about it. No levers of power, just persons driving involvement and direction of the lobby group. It is rather nasty seeing
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Inane response to well cited content.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
That's OK, I sometimes like to respond to people's comments without reading the articles linked as well. Palantir, known to be funded by the CIA[1] was indeed mucking around with US Chamber of Commerce via Hunton & Williams. T
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by streetnigga 13y ago
I'm sorry this partisan mush has to stop. Even "small government" champions have engorged this industry and yes, many members of Bush Sr/Jr, Clinton and Obama's admin have gone to form companies that contract with e
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Same reason many corporations make a pretty penny off easily accessible public data? Slick presentation, rich tools to use the data with, and integration into existing work-flow? The comment was more a gesture at how all this public/se
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Here is a quote from a NYTimes article from 2011 that sheds light on the targets of the military industrial complex at the end of 2010[1]. The industries various components don't always align to the governments side, more towards the i
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Any comments submitted here may be stored in for-profit corporate databases ran by the likes of Booz Allen Hamilton. Your comments are not data, they are meta-content. No data is collected to be stored in this database, any incidental data
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Your article headline says otherwise: "The poor don't work because they are economically rational" You should probably be more precise in the language that you use.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
So the data will be handed over to the likes of Booz Allen Hamilton, who as Snowden showed have a stellar record at keeping secrets. Bullcock.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
The recent NSA slides mention "metacontent" and "metadata." After some consideration I decided the use of "meta" is horse-shit. Evidence for this is how the "meta" has been touted as "not being t
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Idle time spent in poverty is not consuming leisure, the time CONSUMES YOU. Every day that passes leaves you haggard, more lumpy, less inclined to make clear minded decisions that have a positive result in your life. This myth you speak of
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Cool! I wondered the same question you are responding to after getting a 2-factor mobile app for an online service I use. "What happens if/when these fellas implode?" The answer in the site's case would be to fall back t
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Yes. Most social commentary like the parent article here is essentially worthless. A point to start discussion, but on it's own almost completely void of meaning. Correct, throw it out.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Giggle, this article is hogwash. Lets take some numbers and opine about poor people. I'm sure a few paragraphs can cover the social complexities and giant boulder on-top of soul feeling that is poverty. Edit: No I am not going to do an
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Thanks for not messing around by creating imaginary order queues that allow you to accept more cash. Don't listen to some of these users, they thirst for 'disruption.'
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Outside frames are called parent for a reason. I'm pretty closed book on how I feel about the issue. Though I agree both should be complained to, just that responsibility falls on those who embed. I really thought we made it past the a

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