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Hundreds of homeless people fined and imprisoned in England and Wales(theguardian.com)
1 points by trumped 8y ago|1 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
This reminds me of mirc 16bit for win 3.1
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by trumped 8y ago
I got one of those letters... I download from other sources now... it's just harder to find older stuff.
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by trumped 8y ago
it seems like less companies are making this mistake nowadays, but maybe it's just me.
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by trumped 8y ago
right, and the comment that I was replying to was just assuming that it was illegal even if they haven't been convicted... I know nobody likes Uber here, including me, but it's a bit of a witch hunt
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by trumped 8y ago
If what Uber is doing is illegal, why are they allowed to continue operating?
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by trumped 8y ago
There's more then one way to skin a cat, but none of them work 100% of the time for paywalls
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by trumped 8y ago
That's a good idea, but in the meantime: http://archive.is/DoZFv
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by trumped 8y ago
They do worst in the US (they pay politicians too).
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Seminole Tax Collector Joel Greenberg Begins Accepting Bitcoin as Payment(orlandosentinel.com)
2 points by trumped 8y ago|0 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
they like it this way, maybe.
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by trumped 8y ago
no, I was talking in general... since you brought up how long it takes to make stuff.
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by trumped 8y ago
do hospitals even use generics? (but I was not talking about hospital use in my previous comment) One reason why it is deadly in the streets is because a safe dose is so small and hard to measure: http://mediad.publicbroadcasting
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by trumped 8y ago
4 of the drugs listed are fentanyl... would preventing generics help reduce the abuse of this deadly drug?
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by trumped 8y ago
Because something takes a long time to do doesn't necessarily mean that it is complex...
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by trumped 8y ago
Which recording was this bill written for?
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by trumped 8y ago
Maybe because sometimes it can be relatively easy to to write some software, but much harder to find its bugs and write exploits for them? otherwise, why would bugs even exist?
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by trumped 8y ago
I disabled all notifications (except for phone and text) on my smartphone and enabled the power saving mode and now my battery can easily last 3 days...
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by trumped 8y ago
Are they going to equip all Uber cars with a standard charge of explosive in case one of their customer need to disapear?
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by trumped 8y ago
Not if your device is rooted, apparently: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19117359/android-debug-w...
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by trumped 8y ago
I use the Redirector Firefox addon to make sure that I always visit https://ns.reddit.com because I hate the new design.
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by trumped 8y ago
you don't need USB, it can be done using WiFi
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by trumped 8y ago
Try this: https://whois.arin.net/ui/advanced.jsp
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by trumped 8y ago
every computer need electricity input also
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by trumped 8y ago
Were they directly involved? Did they know what they were working on?
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by trumped 8y ago
"Snowden causing this" is not a bad thing, it's a good thing. Personally, I like to be blamed for good things...
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by trumped 8y ago
We know that AI won't behave because we know that software is not perfect... it's just a matter of time before a bad bug gets introduced or discovered by the AI...
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RC Paper Airplane from Guts of Quadcopter(youtube.com)
1 points by trumped 8y ago|0 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
You can choose not to carry a cellphone, but sometimes you have to use your car which has a lot of the same "features" as a cellphone. How can you disable all that stuff on a car?
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by trumped 8y ago
Have you seen the Slaughterbots video? They seem potentially more dangerous and the hardware is much simpler: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HipTO_7mUOw

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