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931.
by voxic11 10y ago
Sometimes it's better to pass by value, sometimes it's better to pass by reference.
932.
by voxic11 10y ago
You are both in agreement it seems. Individuals could be predisposed to xenophobia and racism but external social structures and cultural forces could overcome those predispositions in some circumstances.
933.
by voxic11 10y ago
A start-up that mostly flourished after they were bought out by the enormous Roman Empire.
934.
by voxic11 10y ago
Good thing he isn't murdering anyone then.
935.
by voxic11 10y ago
Ok, the U.S. has lots of problems and terrorism is extremely low on the list (to the point where many wouldn't even call it a problem at least relative to the others). Does that work for you?
936.
by voxic11 10y ago
Maybe he knows the CIA plans to keep it that way.
937.
by voxic11 10y ago
The CFAA exempts law enforcement agencies so I don't think you are correct. >This section does not prohibit any lawfully authorized investigative, protective, or intelligence activity of a law enforcement agency of the United States
938.
by voxic11 10y ago
In MA jaywalking is a violation of the law and not a crime.
939.
by voxic11 10y ago
There is no such thing as a margin of error in a democratic vote, unless you mean votes which were miscounted or uncounted but that is very very unlikely to account for a 4 percentage point difference.
940.
by voxic11 10y ago
Such sentiment seems common when talking about the Clintons.
941.
by voxic11 10y ago
Even if you take it to court, the statute that authorizes judicial review of NSLs restricts the authority of the judicial branch to engage in judicial review. Instead of being able to strike down NSLs for any reason that a court may determi
942.
by voxic11 10y ago
That's true, but the courts should make decisions based on what is legal currently. And unfortunately the Constitution doesn't give any right to privacy. Only a right to not have yourself or your possessions be subject to unreason
943.
by voxic11 10y ago
Do you own ethereum that will undoubtedly fall in value if the attacker is allowed to start dumping their earnings? It's within the network at larges interest to fork, so that is what will happen.
944.
by voxic11 10y ago
Yeah it's really something to see. I especially love the guy wondering why all the lower cast people can't just join him at his nice restaurant in downtown Toronto rather and just spend a few more dollors for his obviously superio
945.
by voxic11 10y ago
Regulated taxis are already a state enforced monopoly.
946.
by voxic11 10y ago
Its not a speed thing. There are already many ways to speed the warrent process. They can be obtained remotely from a judge with an electronic signature. And they can be obtained in good faith with the judge only reviewing the evidence afte
947.
by voxic11 10y ago
Because magnet links do not carry the copyright of the files they are supposedly associated with. And third parties not the pirate bay send you the content you do not download it from the pirate bay.
948.
by voxic11 10y ago
What major features are missing? It looks like everything is there.
949.
by voxic11 10y ago
No need to give the judge a reason to throw it out on grounds its demands exceeded the requirements of the law.
950.
by voxic11 10y ago
Nvidia and many others are working on this problem right now and making a lot of headway. They are called light field displays. One of the biggest players in the space is magic leap, they have attracted quite a bit of funding (1.4B last I c
951.
by voxic11 10y ago
It solves it by keeping people out of poverty in the first place.
952.
by voxic11 10y ago
They have not. Only emails you hold yourself are protected under the Constitution. Emails held by third parties like Gmail are subject to the third party doctrine and therefore have no constitutional protections. They still have some statua
953.
by voxic11 10y ago
The basic competence test here is, do you have money and can you figure out how to convert it to DOA tokens.
954.
by voxic11 10y ago
If she has commit rights to the tor project they could require her to submit a patch which could be used to reviel metadata about tor users.
955.
by voxic11 10y ago
Bing is really reasonable for dev search results. Honestly not sure if the people bashing it have ever tried it for that purpose.
956.
by voxic11 11y ago
It's not illegal federally and most states are only just now getting around to banning ecig sales to minors.
957.
by voxic11 11y ago
Nope that is her lawyers job not hers.
958.
by voxic11 11y ago
This kind of manipulation of access to public records needs to stop if we are to continue to have a free society. Reminds me of when the US Marshalls deputized a local police officer to move stingray use records out of the state of Florida
959.
by voxic11 11y ago
But for VR you can just have a ultra wide fov camera and then allow your pilots to look around that field with zero latency. The only latency would be with actual commands to the drone which shouldn't cause any problems with VR anyways
960.
by voxic11 11y ago
Ok but obviously that isn't working. If you want top talent you have to pay top dollar, even if you are the government.

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