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by vuln 4y ago
What if a manually operated car mechanically breaks down, runs out of gas, or causes an accident are you going to give them a “traffic delay” fine?
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by vuln 4y ago
Fines? For stopping traffic? Hahahahhahaha. You can steal ~899$ worth of shit and the cops don’t show up. Open air drug markets, people shitting in the streets, thousands of homeless people. But yeah let’s pontificate about fines for someon
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by vuln 4y ago
> It’s not like these workers are in coil mines 15-hours/day making below minimum wage. No but with the advent of communication devices beepers, mobile phones, mobile computers, etc the typical office worker can be reach and in some
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by vuln 4y ago
The answer is yes. The Government WILL abuse the power and hide behind “National Security Issues”. We seen it just 2 decades ago with how the PATRIOT was ”not wittingly” weaponized against American Citizens and not just the “terrorists”. h
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by vuln 4y ago
How do consumers have any confidence in the FAA, EPA, FDA, or any other entity that performs checks and balances?
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by vuln 4y ago
Nice! LolBAS and gtfobins are great projects. I’ve used both extensively. I can’t wait until Monday to start running this against my environment. Down the rabbit hole I go at 4pm on a Friday! Appreciate the hard work.
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by vuln 4y ago
I can’t RTFA it’s pay walled. My reply that you ignored says that. It’s also against HN guidelines to comment about reading articles.
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by vuln 4y ago
Well I can’t read the fucking article that could contain key details so fuck me and my assumption right? I should go to the hell hole that is Reddit to find more facts? Edit: I started my post off with _I’m confused._ My brain was attemptin
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by vuln 4y ago
Gambling regulations and board certify / audit these machines / tables, etc?
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by vuln 4y ago
I’m confused. Typically when using a bike lane you go with the flow of traffic. So was this cyclist going against the flow of traffic? I know when walk you’re supposed to go against the flow to lessen your chances of being abducted (you can
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by vuln 4y ago
I have never heard or seen a water heater freeze when in daily use. That only happens in places with below freezing for days or weeks and a loss of power or natural gas or whatever powers the hot water heater. So either the pilot light or p
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by vuln 4y ago
Yeah you’re like a 1%er mastodon(s) will never ever hit anything close to the MAU of Facebook, Twitter, etc It will never hit wide spread adoption. You’ll have niches sure but your average John or Jane Doe don’t give 2 shits.
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by vuln 4y ago
Substack is not a competitor to Twitter. Two completely different use cases. You can use Twitter to drive traffic to your substack. Doesn’t really work the other way around imho.
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by vuln 4y ago
All but one of your gripes can happen in any slab or crawl space home. There are bugs everywhere, without proper abatement. Pipes freeze when homes are not kept warm enough or water dripping from every faucet You had ONE WINDOW A/C uni
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by vuln 4y ago
Perhaps you should read this article that highlights MSNBC and the lies their paid IC folks spewed relentlessly. Not only were they lying, countless times to push a narrtive MSNBC NEVER corrected any of their “mistakes” oh right “that’s jus
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by vuln 4y ago
Just like the PATRIOT Act “only” targeted terrorists. It was an “accident” and they didn’t “wittingly” mean to bulk collect US Citizens. Everything the government touches goes to shit. They WILL ALWAYS abuse the power they obtain. https:&#
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by vuln 4y ago
Thanks. You articulated this better than I could.
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by vuln 4y ago
Some of those jobs are at NPR and other News Networks. Some of those jobs are at all the social networks… Some of those are at think tanks… It seems like where ever there is a choke point to information you’ll find a bunch of IC members. It
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by vuln 4y ago
> The federal government does not exercise any editorial control over NPR other than by the mechanisms that apply to Fox, CNN, Newsmax, or any other "private" media organization. So NPR hires former IC members and then utilizes
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by vuln 4y ago
What’s the other part of the population and how are they effected?
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by vuln 4y ago
> all I hear is a daft white person not realizing they're saying they like cities because the poor immigrants perform services that make their lives better. Your comments and thought process is racist as fuck. Do BIPOC not enjoy “et
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by vuln 4y ago
Money spent by the government is NEVER really spent “where it should be” it’s all mostly a grift and everyone has their hands in the cash drawer. Not much actually makes it to the cause. It goes to the administration, research and pontifica
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by vuln 4y ago
Right. “Just part & parcel of living in a _big city_.” https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3801018/Terror-atta...
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by vuln 4y ago
> Edited to add: Another very senior DoD person actually got in trouble for using Signal for official business a couple years ago because, among other reasons, there's no way for the government comply with FOIA when someone is using
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by vuln 4y ago
They literally put sauce on a regular one and called it spicy. Terrible.
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by vuln 4y ago
Not all mowers are loud and mowing can be quite therapeutic. Perhaps try a reel mower or an electric mower? https://www.homedepot.com/b/Outdoors-Outdoor-Power-Equipment...
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by vuln 4y ago
With the invention of self checkout I never get charged for an item I didn’t purchase. I have never encountered that issue with a cashier either. Hell I cannot remember a time when I was _charged for something I didn’t purchase_. I have bee
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by vuln 4y ago
> newly minted union The union does not appear to be new at least to me. It seems like the StarBucks union is apart of a larger organization of unions. So this isn’t a _new_ union or a union _moving fast and breaking things_ it’s a congl
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by vuln 4y ago
I see how easy it would be for me at least to assume they had better immune systems from eating the spoiled meat. If true our modern immune systems are most likely way less effective than theirs at that time.
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by vuln 4y ago
> It's obvious that at most in our very recent evolutionary history we had far higher tolerance to spoilage. I wonder what effect that’s had on a humans immune system. I’d imagine eating spoiled meat containing bacteria, etc was giv

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