throwaway743

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by throwaway743 7y ago
Would this set a legal precedent for regulating code or is there already a precedent? If this does set a new legal precedent, the future looks messy
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by throwaway743 7y ago
Idk man, checkout his town hall on fox. The audience goes nuts for him
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by throwaway743 7y ago
Wouldn't bet on Sanders winning, unfortunately. The DNC/pollsters/media outlets are taking steps to screw him over leading up to/during the primaries, similar to 2016. At that point, it's safe to bet Trump will win
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by throwaway743 7y ago
Do it dude! Ads are one way, but also look at Patreon for subscribers. If it's related to people's individual political preferences, and delivers easy to consume information to those who want to learn about their political environ
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by throwaway743 7y ago
Seeing that your posts throughout this thread whole heartedly defend their practices and ignore mentioning them taking any amount of accountability for their actions, would you care to provide your insights as a means of sharing knowledge w
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by throwaway743 7y ago
Smuggling guns from Benghazi to Syria, using the embassy in Benghazi as a means of cover, was the lastest I heard. Sey Hersh did a whole investigation and report on it
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by throwaway743 7y ago
Big problem I've seen is behavior in using Some vs email, and the monitoring capabilities managers have in monitoring either. From my observations, people use Slack very casually in the sense that they use it like they would any IM pla
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by throwaway743 7y ago
Would rather not have a privately nor publicly funded and owned physical panopticon. Too much room for control and abuse.
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by throwaway743 7y ago
That was beautiful. Thank you for the good laugh
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by throwaway743 7y ago
Their keyword is unwelcomed behavior, there was no mention of identity. Unless you're behavior is out of control, this doesn't apply.
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by throwaway743 7y ago
And perhaps everyone shouldn't have to live under the watch of a panopticon
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by throwaway743 7y ago
Yup, raise any flags and risk being treated as an outsider/treated poorly. That's my current situation after raising concerns ranging from being way overcharged on a government client project by a vendor who happens to be friends
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by throwaway743 7y ago
This, and apparently he released a bunch of documents proving financial corruption among him and his friends/family.
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by throwaway743 7y ago
Ah, fair enough
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by throwaway743 7y ago
Couldn't the cops pull off an easy deauth attack on any wifi signals in the area?
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by throwaway743 7y ago
>> 4. Physical activities. Go for a 20 min run. It is boring, but reach the point of proper sweating and keep going for another 10-20 min. Long time skateboarder, hung up in a 9-5, knees are starting to shit the bed at 30, and don&#x2
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by throwaway743 7y ago
NY also requires an announcement/request 24hrs (maybe 48hrs?) in advance, and landlords are permitted to enter in case of an emergency. Read up after having a pretty scarring experience about two years ago. I like to take long showers
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by throwaway743 8y ago
>The problem with being honest in a situation like this is, that it will disrupt everyone in that meeting, not just the bullshitter. You'll be perceived as a fire starter and the next meeting will likely take place without you -- or