wannabcodr

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by wannabcodr 7y ago
It’s impossible to tell without access to the full trove. He could be releasing things in a way that either minimizes or maximizes damage (or anywhere in between) to the US. Yes, we can only speculate. I’m not in the intelligence community
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by wannabcodr 7y ago
1) I don’t have a clean link to the book 2) Yes Russian speaking folks are in our IC, military, private sector etc. and are certain to have been in his orbit 3) someone could ask mr Omidyar Given his connections to Booz and his level of int
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by wannabcodr 7y ago
Just the fact that, at the time in 2013, a large amount of unknown data was stolen and shared with foreign powers by someone with such privileged access was certain to have catalyzed risk adjustments to global operations, including down to
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by wannabcodr 7y ago
Anyone have a link to steal and read the book for free? I don’t support his cause but wouldn’t mind reading the book. Yes I’m admitting to intent to pirating Ed Snowden’s book. It’s not like I’d be stealing sensitive military secrets and se
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by wannabcodr 7y ago
If you examine what Ed Snowden leaked, it’s clear he was trying to do significant damage to the NSA. Much or most of what he stole and was leaked was unrelated to domestic surveillance. Much of it revealed our overseas activity. It’s diffic
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by wannabcodr 7y ago
A comment on hacker news hardly raises suspicion of state sponsorship.
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by wannabcodr 7y ago
From about 2016-2018 I was wondering why my iMessages became fodder for strangers to parrot back to me at coffee shops in the small USA town in which I was living. Of course, I explored the idea that the other parties of these iMessage conv
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by wannabcodr 7y ago
You would think this to be universally good advice based on the risks related to alcohol intoxication and alcoholism, but it’s not. Some people would do better to not smoke weed and instead drink moderately and socially.
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by wannabcodr 7y ago
Indeed, I succumbed to the habit as a teenager, when I was indoctrinated by full time users who were also my peers who abused my physically in pre teen years. Upon starting marijuana usage with these peers, they saw that I reacted to the su
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by wannabcodr 7y ago
Marijuana usually begins as a social habit so the pathway to marijuana induced mental issues isn’t going to be so easily tied back to a gene.
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by wannabcodr 7y ago
It’s going to be difficult to draw any meaningful conclusions as you would need to construct identical environments with and without access to marijuana combined with cloned DNA or twin studies. Even then, will that be enough to predict if
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by wannabcodr 7y ago
I’ve struggled with incessant suicidal desire for the last 75% of my years alive on earth. Having given up everything in slow preparation for the act: family, friends, savings, career - I can safely say that the only thing holding me back i