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by voxic11 6y ago
> Furthermore, Lewis was not representing his own views but speaking on the direct instructions of the government of the United States of America. Throughout a full four hours, Lewis on behalf of the government of the USA not only evince
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by voxic11 6y ago
Wow so it sounds like the BBC hasn't attended the hearing at all and is just reporting what is on the court docket.
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by voxic11 6y ago
> At this point, Julian Assange became very agitated. He stood up and declared very loudly: “I will not permit the testimony of a torture victim to be censored by this court” A great commotion broke out. Baraitser threatened to
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by voxic11 6y ago
> So in this case, it wasn't so much that the institutions weren't trustworthy, it's that they fell in line with pressure that started from Bush. How does falling into line with pressure that started from Bush make them tr
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by voxic11 6y ago
That is what most people understand the law to be. What is surprising in this case is that the US prosecutor is arguing that it is an incorrect understanding and that merely publishing or receiving classified information is a prosecutable c
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by voxic11 6y ago
Why was no one prosecuted for publishing or receiving the Snowden leaks then? I remember the Guardian and the NYT both receiving leaked information from Snowden. Can you give a single example where the courts backed them up? Even the prosec
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by voxic11 6y ago
no Nikolas have been delivered to customers, so no you cannot do that.
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by voxic11 6y ago
You are equating non-free software and cloud SaaS. There is no reason the software can't be free and also be available as a cloud SaaS offering. This is exactly what Canvas, the application mentioned bt the gp, offers. It is free and o
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by voxic11 6y ago
The new source generators in C# 9 seem like a good compromise. Rather than rewriting code they can only add code but that ensures some amount of predictability. https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/blob/master&#x2
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by voxic11 6y ago
You can officially use any official image on WSL2 https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/build-custom-di...
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by voxic11 6y ago
Because the government insures those accounts for hundreds of thousands of dollars each. If you want to benefit from the insurance then you can only use the account for purposes allowed by the insurance contract which excludes "high ri
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by voxic11 6y ago
Because the government will close your bank accounts if they discover you are making money off pornography. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/pa8xy9/is-the-doj-forcing...
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by voxic11 6y ago
A company I worked for tried to use Stripe but couldn't because they don't allow "fantasy sports leagues with cash prizes". They definitely aren't willing to make exceptions for everyone.
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by voxic11 6y ago
Presumably Rule 506(b) which prevents fundraising from nonaccredited investors. There is an exception for up to 35 non-accredited investors but taking money from even one non-accredited investor greatly increases the disclosure requirements
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by voxic11 6y ago
What about Chrome OS? Only some chromebooks have unlocked bootloaders, otherwise there is no way to install new software besides web apps or browser extensions.
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by voxic11 6y ago
If you want the evidence that this happens frequently read the MPD civilian oversight report[0] on the subject. In my opinion the main issue is the "excited delirium" diagnosis. One of the main symptoms of "excited delirium&q
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by voxic11 6y ago
I assume if you are trying to hide your communications you aren't connecting directly to signals servers, so IP should get you nothing. There is no session identifier or signalID attached to your message, its contained within the encry
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by voxic11 6y ago
I think you are mistaken. Before your text is sent to Signal your sender information is encrypted with the receiver's public key. So while Signal's servers can see who to deliver the message to they cannot see who sent it. Only th
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by voxic11 6y ago
Signal does encrypt your messages locally. Also Android supports file encryption you don't need to use full disk encryption anymore. Also I think the policy has changed in Android 10. > All compatible Android devices newly launching
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by voxic11 6y ago
For smaller scale ransomware bitcoin was and still is very popular because its the easiest crypto to buy and use. So if your average target is a non-technical home or small business user bitcoin will net you far better returns. Ransomeware
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by voxic11 6y ago
I think you are also being a bit misleading, you do mention how much richer people are today but this really can't be overstated. In 1861, only 3% of the population earned more than $800 per year. So the original income tax only applie
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by voxic11 6y ago
Another reason the lower orbit wasn't possible before is that atmospheric drag actually causes the satellites orbit to decay much faster. So they must be constantly replaced.
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Yeah there was a recent one which nullified the federal ban on sportsbetting because the federal government didn't directly ban sportsbetting, instead it banned the states from enacting any new laws which legalized sportsbetting. The r
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by voxic11 6y ago
What is in the terms? That part says they can keep the commission if they want to. But the question is do they actually keep it.
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by voxic11 6y ago
The law actually balances many considerations, profit is only one of them. Maybe educate yourself, archival copies are one of the many exemptions to copyright. https://www.copyright.gov/title17/92chap1.html#107
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by voxic11 6y ago
Its possible they only have hard evidence of second-degree murder at this stage, so rather than risk the guy being released due to lack of probable cause for first degree murder they can just bring a charge with fewer elements to prove and
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by voxic11 6y ago
Yes that is exactly the case. Often judges do order witnesses who express reluctance to testify into custody so that they can be sure that they will show up for the trial.
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by voxic11 6y ago
> The judgment was based, among other things, on the opinion of expert Klaus Leipziger from Bayreuth, who attested to Mollath's paranoid delusions of a "black money complex" > The first medical specialist statement on M
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Is it such an advantage? > Canonical’s Michael Hudson Doyle says “…the package and backend have both been broken since 18.04 LTS without being much missed.”
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by voxic11 6y ago
Exactly, parsers are complicated, generally involve a lot of manipulation of memory buffers, and for performance reasons are usually written in a language without memory safety (though this is starting to change with languages like https:&

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