throwaway13234

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   by throwaway13234 9y ago

   Yeah, I wouldn't expect logs for every file, but I would expect logs for the insertion of a card into the card reader and mounting a logical volume from that card. How big was the card/volume, if any? And if there even was one, wa
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   by throwaway13234 9y ago

   That's completely reasonable when it is an employee that isn't in a position where there is the possibility of criminal charges, but when there is, it's important that we give full gravity to the position we are putting the e
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   by throwaway13234 9y ago

   Statement from Levandowski's lawyers: https://regmedia.co.uk/2017/05/19/levandowski-waymo-fifth.pd... "The bite of the Court’s May 11, 2017 Preliminary Injunction Order, as it relates to nonparty An
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   by throwaway13234 9y ago

   Seeing as how the expert testimony is far from being in the least bit conclusive but allegations were presented as such, it's not hard to see why it is best to say nothing. Every word you utter will be used against you in the least cha
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   by throwaway13234 9y ago

   This. Everyone should read the expert testimony themselves and come to their own conclusion. It's not long. Just a few pages.
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   by throwaway13234 9y ago

   Can you show me where in the expert testimony this is? I haven't yet found this exact allegation myself. I've seen the media parrot this over and over again. The expert testimony identified a specific model card reader attached to