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by voxic11 6y ago
Criminalize the purchasing of prostitution services while decriminalizing (but still not legalizing) their sale. Its basically the compromise and leave everyone unhappy approach. The main issue the the gp was alluding to is that because pr
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by voxic11 6y ago
This article is written very strangely. For example > One last bit: Richard Stallman argues that “improving efficiency” of a system must not be a justification for collecting personal data. > Article 5(1) already provides that persona
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by voxic11 6y ago
Yeah but that is 12 million over 400 years, which is a rate of 30,000 a year. Covid is 130,430 in just over 4 months, which is a rate of 391,284 a year. So covid is about an order of magnitude more dangerous.
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by voxic11 6y ago
You can talk about guns in general. For instance it's totally ok to comment on how guns are bad. But it's against YouTube policy to provide any information on the manufacturing, assembly or sale of firearms. https://sup
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by voxic11 6y ago
Happens all the time on YouTube.
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by voxic11 6y ago
Which RFC is that? There is nothing like that in the original RFC that defined the .invalid gtld. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2606
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by voxic11 6y ago
Maybe on your system, but there is nothing in the standards which forbids them from being routable.
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by voxic11 6y ago
Isn't this a double standard? The NYT was one of the many papers that decided not to publish the name of the whistleblower in the Trump-Ukraine scandal. They published many articles on the scandal and his name is definitely known to th
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by voxic11 6y ago
If you had their permission then no it wouldn't be a crime.
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by voxic11 6y ago
S3 Glacier Deep Archive is probably the closest to a tape warehouse, at the standard rate it would cost $99000/month to store 100PB of data. $0.00099 per GB per month * 100,000,000 GB = $99000
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by voxic11 6y ago
Did you read your own articles? They specifically are claims that the NSA metadata collection program known as PRISM foiled terrorist attacks. They claim that evidence will not be presented publicly but will be presented to lawmakers. These
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by voxic11 6y ago
Those stories are from 2013 and later investigation found them to be false claims. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/nsa-program-stopped-no-te...
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by voxic11 6y ago
I don't see any blacks in that screenshot?
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by voxic11 6y ago
No he is saying the police have no reason to prefer one to the other if the effects are hidden.
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by voxic11 6y ago
Note also that 24 hours usually doesn't include Sundays and holidays, often Saturdays are excluded as well. Meaning if you get arrested before a long weekend it could be 4 days before anyone legally has to consider releasing or chargin
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by voxic11 6y ago
The president has the power to fire any federal prosecutor, there should be no expectation that any action he approves of will ever result in criminal prosecution. Civil liability is the only mechanism for holding those in the executive acc
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by voxic11 6y ago
The president has the power to fire any federal prosecutor, there should be no expectation that any action he approves of will ever result in criminal prosecution. Civil liability is the only mechanism for holding those in the executive acc
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by voxic11 6y ago
How do you get informed consent from all the people they are possibly spreading disease to?
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by voxic11 6y ago
commit that added it if anyone is interested https://github.com/minimaxir/big-list-of-naughty-strings/com...
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by voxic11 6y ago
> Under recent Supreme Court law, however, we are compelled to conclude that, regardless of the legality of Padilla's detention and the wisdom of Yoo's judgments, at the time he acted the law was not "sufficiently clear
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by voxic11 6y ago
I don't disagree that legally the authority of the president is limited. But in practice the president can order and see executed the torture of innocent people for years without any possibilty of justice for those victimized. This is
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by voxic11 6y ago
The issue is that the white house council can declare anything they want to be legal, and unless the supreme court has ruled on that issue specifically everyone involved has immunity from prosecution until the supreme court does rule on it.
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by voxic11 6y ago
Reflection isn't an issue. CoreRT allows you to include the symbols for reflecting on though it does increase the filesize significantly.
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by voxic11 6y ago
Maybe the client encrypts the tracking data it sends, but it only sends the decryption key after the user consents?
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by voxic11 6y ago
I don't know of a central list. It depends on the particular language server you are using and if it supports the feature. The only other language I use it with besides java is typescript/javascript. https://github.com&
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by voxic11 6y ago
vscode supports call hierarchy searches, but its not supported by all languages yet. Support was recently added for java https://devblogs.microsoft.com/java/java-on-visual-studio-co...
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by voxic11 7y ago
I guess he uses a bunch of training, simulations and electronics to degrade the performance of the F-18s so they match the characteristics of various "enemy" aircraft types. Its hard to come by spare parts for Russian aircraft so
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by voxic11 7y ago
Their website seems to indicate that so long as you are a student, faculty or staff a a participating university and you don't invest more than $850 then the federal government won't come after you. > Provider has received a no
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by voxic11 7y ago
I think you can be contagious 18 days after exposure, isn't the incubation period around 2 weeks? And we know there are asymptomatic cases so a lack of symptoms after that period doesn't mean he isn't contagious. However if h
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by voxic11 7y ago
I read up on Fowler and Wikipedia says this which is very very different from your take. > Fowler's role in changing Uber made her into a business world celebrity. She has received book and Hollywood film deals and continues to work

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