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by wyck 13y ago
This comment provides zero insight into the TOS violation. Those details do not matter whatsoever, what matters is what you are doing. Unless you provide that information this post comes across as a rant.
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by wyck 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crown_land#Canada http://nslegislature.ca/legc/statutes/crownlan.htm Each province regulates it's own Crown land: BC: http://archive.ilmb.gov
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by wyck 13y ago
As a Canadian I would not have bought an island unless it was near a major urban center and thus has the appeal of being urban and country at the same time, or somewhere warm ..aka not in Canada. If you just want to rough it, you can lease
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by wyck 13y ago
This is exactly how it works in most of Canada. The new laws are strict to an extreme measure, in some cases you are not even allowed to add a window to a wall that is facing water (reflection and glare issues) or cut down any fauna within
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by wyck 13y ago
If you have the backing and historical roots of a large country you can find a loophole: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Pierre_and_Miquelon
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by wyck 13y ago
They missed out on Canada, which has such gems as Kitsault, BC ( http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/b-c-ghost-tow... ) recently bought by an entepenuer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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The D-Wave 2(slideshare.net)
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by wyck 13y ago
Thanks you, I did not mean to be negative and think this site is a great resource to build a community, I just had some concerns.
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by wyck 13y ago
If you ever have a flare up I would suggest getting a colonoscopy, they can tell somewhat accurately which one you have. There is an additional procedure (don't know the name) where they fill you with white liquid and perform an abdomi
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by wyck 13y ago
I'm am concerned by this. Specifically with this linked site, Crohns and Colitis are not the same diseases and have different treatments, yet the data is lumped together, this is irresponsible. Secondly the masses are now always right
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by wyck 13y ago
I will just leave this here: http://www.csoonline.com/article/707542/china-not-to-blame-f... http://www.extremetech.com/computing/133773-rakshasa-the-har...
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by wyck 13y ago
if anyone has not seen Brazil, I recommend watching it. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088846/
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by wyck 13y ago
For anyone looking to do this you must download an app for your Android or iPhone, without doing so you just get 2GB.
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by wyck 13y ago
Besides Forte Meade, the NSA recently purchased the Sony chip fabrication plant in San Antonio (94,000-square-foot) and has business connections with many manufacturers including National Semiconductor/Texas Instruments. Info on Fort m
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by wyck 13y ago
Why not? , programmers might hate it but they don't always drive start-up direction. Getting something to market and being useful is just more important than semantics when you're facing a budget. Lots of start-ups started with PH
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by wyck 13y ago
Though the release might be wrong, it is no uncommon to seed an audience in the music business to create buzz/interest. This happens in many industries, it's a marketing tactic. Hell even small restaurants seed tables to create at
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by wyck 13y ago
As someone who lives nearby I can tell you many people (english minority) call it Three Rivers. In franglais it is called "tree rivers" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franglais :)
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by wyck 13y ago
I can pick 300 random real world friends and guarantee that 99% of them never use Google+, even the ones in tech. I have an account and in 1 year I have posted 2 things to an audience of practically no one. Compared to other social metric&#
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by wyck 13y ago
In fact the opposite, Google's value is providing relevant search results for everyone, not tech savy users who already know how to navigate the net and use adblock.
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by wyck 13y ago
This makes sense in areas where Google+ is popular, but in North America Google+ is a empty outside online marketers and tech communities, so how can they possible rely on it as a metric.
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by wyck 13y ago
The solution at least for the time being is not going to be over the pipes, it will have to be real world. A 1 GB USB costs approximately 4$ , you can encrypt the information and use the regular mail with no return address. To avoid cameras
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by wyck 13y ago
He edited out the boring parts, no one wants to watch a wall for 2 hours. Also he probably had a notice on the package to keep one side facing the top, at one point a machine did flip it over.
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by wyck 13y ago
You realize that DO scales up to 960$ /month right (96GB24 Cores960GB SSD )? The 20$ package competed directly with linode.
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by wyck 13y ago
Let's not forget about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narus_(company) And some proof: http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/1.528529
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by wyck 13y ago
Someone needs to send Judge Otis D. after Lerner, David, Littenberg, Krumholz, & Menlik, LLP. Ref: http://www.popehat.com/2013/05/06/does-prenda-believe-in-no-...
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by wyck 13y ago
DEC CON is trying to retain some aspects of the community it cares about in order to prevent it from completely evolving into a pentagon pony show. You missed the point completely, your post is a contradiction and way off base.
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by wyck 13y ago
Yes but there is a problem, other countries also have submarines/boats that protect their assets.
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by wyck 13y ago
So they rebranded it to become a curated blog, what a novel idea..
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by wyck 13y ago
If you are a suspect I don't care if you encrypt your internet surfing habits because I have a lot of tools at my disposal, that was my simple point. Threads like this are silly because actual suspects already know this, and average jo
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by wyck 13y ago
Let's pretend I'm the NSA. I don't care right now about what your saying, I just care about who you associate with and where you are hanging out. If those raise my suspicions then I will also track the where/who connecti

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