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by wahsd 12y ago
At the very least it is misuse of Company resources. They can probably sue these goons for every single dollar they made and then some, especially if they are found guilty, which they probably will be. Even at that, you have, what is essent
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by wahsd 12y ago
What are you talking about, we love forcing our ideals down other's throats, because it's always easier to criticize and tear down others than to look at the pile of shit behind us.
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by wahsd 12y ago
There is no amount of statistical analysis that you could do to extrapolate the amount of traffic with anything even approaching accuracy. I also have approaching zero confidence that any government agency or even a contractor funded by the
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by wahsd 12y ago
In essence it's a false flag operation. They are having problems getting support for corrupting the Tor network so they are making things up. I wish someone in Congress would ask and investigate the DOJ and FBI on how much of the kiddi
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by wahsd 12y ago
Can we please stop acting like the USA is somehow a "good guy" anymore? We have to realize that the authoritarian demons have the battering ram at the door and I really don't want to find out what happens when the USA turns i
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by wahsd 12y ago
It really seems like it is time to scuttle youtube. I'm serious, they keep trying the whole "it's not us, it's your isp" bs to explain why their service is all janky and glitchy even though other services work perfe
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by wahsd 12y ago
I don't quite understand how the government thinks this will go. How do they think they are going to prevent encryption? Also, does anyone else realize that they are essentially expecting to have no limitations? They want to, not only
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by wahsd 12y ago
The Jeffrey Sterling case is another one of those interesting cases where our government is using the ruse of process and perceived legitimacy to railroad someone with little basis in provable fact. They went so far as to subpoena Condoleez
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by wahsd 12y ago
I like that guy. He has spirit that I only wish I had. I wonder if it is possible to fund his prison fund or something. I hope he publishes a book on the corruption of the prison system on the day that he's released and walks across th
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by wahsd 12y ago
What I find interesting is that these documents were classified at all if there was nothing to them. I'm sure some of the documents can be tied to secret test flights, but why classify and keep secret the rest of the documents. I wish
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by wahsd 12y ago
Next up, automatic warrants against anyone who does not live in a glass house. Because not living in a glass house is a means for obscuring illegal activity. Heil USA!
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by wahsd 12y ago
Don't worry, it will happen. Just like how we developed ABC weapons and it took the world wars for us to realize that we are insane and have to try to take our meds and calm the hell down; so will we have to go through a phase of robot
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by wahsd 12y ago
Some do. Even the new $20 Microsoft Nokia 215 targeting the developing world have FM antennas and radio functionality. It's actually a wholly under-served feature ... if anyone is working on non-profit, NGO ventures.
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by wahsd 12y ago
You are making a rather critical mistake; you are not realizing that not only are the character associations variable, but so is the "space bar code", which will be unique for each card. The point being that, although not impossib
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by wahsd 12y ago
I had never even heard of your site. Could it be you need to do a little marketing?
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by wahsd 12y ago
Although I am quite interested in this space, I feel like this has already been attempted on several occasions. Maybe it's a bit different, but I think there are significant issues with these models related to the risks to IP and also
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by wahsd 12y ago
The problem is that today's jello-spined journalists give too many shits about surveillance. Sure, every single journalist should take massive precautions to encrypt every single thing and source, no matter how banal; but once the prop
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by wahsd 12y ago
You are jumping to conclusions. Don't get me wrong, I am very greatful for what my government (USA) contributes to the world and does. I think it's just that I have very high expectations and am a principled person that believes i
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by wahsd 12y ago
All I can think of is the FBI statement about how they in consultation with other federal agencies have conclusive evidence that the "hack" emanated from NK. I seriously hope that is rubbed in everyone's face if this turns ou
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by wahsd 12y ago
Forget your kids... I'm baffled. I'm baffled that people are willing to squander so much money on cars, especially people who have relatively little of it. If you think about it I'm sure you pay tens of thousands of dollars o
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by wahsd 12y ago
It would drain China's resources and focus, Russia's for that matter too. But, again, I said that I don't think that's what's happening with NK. NK is even too much of a pandora's box of crazy that I think will
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by wahsd 12y ago
So, has it been 100% confirmed that NK is behind all of this? I don't know, I realize that NK is like some hormone crazed pubescent boy, but shit just seems weird. What if this all turns out to be some trolling by some third party, may
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by wahsd 12y ago
"Facebook re-open sourced the thrift..." cool, let me get right on that before it's re-re-closed sourced.
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by wahsd 12y ago
The answer is yes, in the current form of human economy. A non-psychopathic personality type has approaching zero percent chance of meritocratic reward beyond a certain glass ceiling. There are, of course, exceptions, but they do not make t
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by wahsd 12y ago
I don't get a sense how the first machine actually does the physical separation, but the second one seems to be an air jet or something? That second machine seems to have quite a lot of false positives, but I guess better waste some bl
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by wahsd 12y ago
It conditions the population against North Korea. Not saying that that's what's happening right now, but it's kind of our MO. We target a specific place for ulterior motives, generate public animosity among our population of
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by wahsd 12y ago
> "...an invasive water mold ... reached Ireland, where, '... four out of ten Irish ate no solid food except potatoes, and … the rest were heavily dependent on them.' Imagine if something were to arise that took out the co
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by wahsd 12y ago
I have a theory that even the movies and shows which don't have rather obvious nationalistic, patriotic, or propaganda agendas have essentially deranged most Americans' minds to a point where they / we make decisions and supp
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by wahsd 12y ago
I thought you were going to say "Supposedly because one of us leaked expendables 3, despite none of us having any desire see it"
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by wahsd 12y ago
It's because not everyone ... actually the vast majority of users ... is aware of other browsers and even if they would be, they may have then only known about Firefox even though there are many many more browsers. Think of it this way

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