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by trogdor 3y ago
>Here where I live…emergency services get tickets in the post for traffic violations same as everyone else, and it is up to the officials to check their logs and respond with “the vehicle was responding to an incident” I assume you are r
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by trogdor 3y ago
>the rescue effort isn't going to be paid for by the public either That is not true. The federal government does not charge for search and rescue. Why do you believe otherwise?
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by trogdor 3y ago
>if you had a site where 3rd parties uploaded copyright materials for download you would be held responsible Only if you had knowledge of the infringing material, or if your site overtly encouraged its upload. Otherwise, as long as you c
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by trogdor 3y ago
This is a very misleading title. Informing you of that you might have legal rights is not the same as “outsourcing support to the legal system.”
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by trogdor 3y ago
I didn’t say it does.
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by trogdor 3y ago
>Affordable Care Act should have fixed that apparently, but who knows. When you buy a Marketplace ACA plan, you are not required to provide a detailed health history.
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by trogdor 3y ago
>maybe it would be reasonable for a class-action suit When you sign up for AdSense, you agree to arbitrate disputes.
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by trogdor 3y ago
Why do you think NordVPN maintains browsing logs? According to them, “NordVPN does not log any of your activity online,” and the company states that PWC and Deloitte have audited and verified that claim. If you have evidence to the contrary
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by trogdor 3y ago
I know. I'm just trying to stick to the facts. (And, interestingly, being downvoted for it. Despite no one presenting evidence that my account of what happened is wrong.)
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by trogdor 3y ago
Minor correction: I think you mean stylometry.
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by trogdor 3y ago
>Spez had entirely invented and spread the false claims That is not exactly true. It sounds like there was a genuine misunderstanding during their call, and that Huffman might have believed - for a portion of the call - that a blackmail
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by trogdor 3y ago
Wasn't an eviction order just issued in relation to their Boulder office?
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by trogdor 3y ago
>most of my fellow service members at that time were unwilling to be test subjects as well. The information I have been able to find suggests that anthrax vaccine refusal rates were very low. "An analysis of active-duty personnel de
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by trogdor 3y ago
I might catch heat for this, but I disagree. I am an investigative reporter who covers law enforcement and crime. While I have uncovered and exposed serious wrongdoing, my general experience is that an overwhelming majority of those in powe
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by trogdor 3y ago
>Apple price gouges their kit How do you define price gouging? Why is it wrong for a company to sell their product for the highest price people are willing to pay?
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by trogdor 3y ago
I agree completely. A few months ago, I purchased a Meta Quest Pro. Relative to the Quest 2, the Pro’s resolution blew me away. And it’s still not even close to usable for real work on virtual monitors.
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by trogdor 3y ago
I hate that Apple has joined the vaporware trend. It started with the Mac Studio, which was announced before it could be purchased. Now we have another device announced… that will be available for purchase next year .
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by trogdor 3y ago
Initiate arbitration.
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by trogdor 3y ago
It’s weird that this has been downvoted, since as far as I know, your account is widely accepted as true by historians.
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by trogdor 3y ago
>Those who wage wars of aggression are committing crimes against humanity. In light of that statement — and your thoughtful comment generally — I am curious how you view the United States’ involvement in WWII. Specifically, do you consid
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by trogdor 3y ago
The United States wanted to drop the bomb on a relatively undisturbed city so they could better-evaluate its effects. If you drop a bomb of never-before-seen power on a city that is already rubble, it’s much harder to determine how much dam
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by trogdor 3y ago
I recently upgraded my home network to 10 gigabit and was surprised by the amount of heat generated by 10 gig switches. Why do pure switching fabric ASICs generate so much heat?
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by trogdor 3y ago
>IMO Tesla would be better if they focused solely on making good EVs, rather than also trying to become the leader in self-driving. I don’t think they are trying to become the leader in self-driving. I think that, too, is smoke and mir
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by trogdor 3y ago
If you're willing to share, I am curious to know where you can get color copies starting at 5 cents per page. Although I don't spend much time looking at copy shop prices, I have never seen prices even close to that low.
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by trogdor 3y ago
Whether something is a 'cost of doing business' is based on whether the cost is expected or unexpected, not its magnitude.
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by trogdor 3y ago
I was thinking the same thing.
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by trogdor 3y ago
Thank god.
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by trogdor 3y ago
It's code for "a charlatan."
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by trogdor 3y ago
>Given that Tim has been suffering from depression for decades Based on his blog post 'revealing' that he had being depressed and suicidal, it sure doesn't sound like it. That post describes a one-year period (possibly les
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by trogdor 3y ago
IIRC, Treasury.gov makes you enter your password by clicking buttons on a virtual, on-screen keyboard. Ugh.

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