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by voxic11 11y ago
Last one I could find was in California in 1976.
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by voxic11 11y ago
It's interesting how people seem to have very different experiences with lag on vscode. I wonder if it's actually much more laggy on some system configurations. What are your running it on?
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by voxic11 11y ago
In the USA police are not obligated to do anything really. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warren_v._District_of_Columb... >"[t]he duty to provide public services is owed to the public at large, and, absent
964.
by voxic11 11y ago
No they are not like md5 hashes. They are likely https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhotoDNA hashes.
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by voxic11 11y ago
This is exactly the problem with free speech restrictions. They inevitably are used by the powerful against the less powerful. Why many minority (power) groups can claim they are oppressed by those in power, yet push to give those same peop
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by voxic11 11y ago
It not like a md5 hash. The hashing function is designed such that similar images will produce similar hashs. But yes if you modify it enough it will not match, you will have to modify it much more then just cropping though. They usually do
967.
by voxic11 11y ago
Runescape is the best for this. Learned everything I ever needed to learn about scamming from that game... well that and eve online.
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by voxic11 11y ago
Of course it matters. Federal law specifies that the CP must be knowingly possessed. If it was planted that requirement cannot be met. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2252
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by voxic11 11y ago
Pretty sure no one was claiming it should. Rather they are claiming that the police should be required to collect evidence showing probable cause. If raids on tor nodes find CP more then 50% of the time then yeah they are collecting enough
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by voxic11 11y ago
I am dependent on roads and I don't own them. I don't see the connection between ownership and dependence. Also how do you not own your phone?
971.
by voxic11 11y ago
They do sometimes work, see the Manhattan project for proof.
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by voxic11 11y ago
Typescript really isn't comparable to coffeescript
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by voxic11 11y ago
Enron doesn't make encryption software/hardware I don't see how that is a comparable situation? Obviously there are limits to what courts can order in the pursuit of law enforcement goals, and this should be one of them.
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by voxic11 11y ago
Where do you get the millions of combinations figure?
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by voxic11 11y ago
I would point out that there are many cheap places within the greater Boston area. I pay 1,800 for a three bedroom in Somerville. It's only a 10 minute walk from a redline station that will get you anywhere in the city quite fast. You
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by voxic11 11y ago
You are required to distribute the source code to anyone you distribute binaries to. So if for instance their binaries were available to the public then they would also have to make their source code available to the public. It seems in thi
977.
by voxic11 11y ago
You are required to distribute the source code to anyone you distribute binaries to. So if for instance their binaries were available to the public then they would also have to make their source code available to the public.
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by voxic11 11y ago
And persecutors also have absolute immunity. They can only be charged for things done entirely outside the scope of their duties.
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by voxic11 11y ago
Don't we have freedom of speech in this country? What other situations could the government compel Apple to say or write something for the FBI? Or do you think that computer code is not a form of protected speech?
980.
by voxic11 11y ago
Why do you think it causes cancer?
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by voxic11 11y ago
What does the federal reserve do to combat drug sales?
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by voxic11 11y ago
The CC0 license is long because it attempts to get as close to public domain in as many jurisdictions as possible.
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by voxic11 11y ago
Pretty sure he is claiming that bad abstractions make it very likely that you will produce code which doesn't do what you think it will do, such as leaking memory contents.
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by voxic11 11y ago
Do you apply this to everything? If someone is using your bathroom do you believe you have a ethical and legal right to surreptitiously observe everything they do in there?
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by voxic11 11y ago
Actually one of my favorite examples of evolution in action are nylon eating bacteria, which evolved the capabilty to catalyze nylon for energy in a lake that was heavily contaminated by nylon production in the 1930s. https://en.
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by voxic11 11y ago
Didn't they have to ask wes to figure out what data he accessed in the first place, and even then they couldn't figure out he had accessed the keys?
987.
by voxic11 11y ago
He didn't use his company address until he was contacted through his company.
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by voxic11 11y ago
Can you elaborate? It seems like simple logic, if 300 million people out of the total population of humans have depression and Facebook has 1200 million users. Then at least 75% of its user base must not be depressed. Because if any more t
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by voxic11 11y ago
What do you mean finance doesn't create value? Do you believe good decision making to be valueless? Finance is what determines capital allocation and ensuring that capital is allocated smartly is of huge value.
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by voxic11 11y ago
Why would they? Jury nullification is legal.

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