JasonIpswitch

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   by JasonIpswitch 12y ago

   I also suffered something similar on multiple occassions in my late 20s and early 30s - growing rainbow zig-zags accompanied by graduals loss of vision in both the center of my field of view and edges of my peripheral vision, although never
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   by JasonIpswitch 12y ago

   If he's lucky, the US will end up at odds with China in a few years, giving him another large nation on his "side".
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   by JasonIpswitch 12y ago

   I've seen two explanations for why the US government gives money to the Tor Project. One reason is to support dissidents in countries like China. Another is that US agents use Tor, but that the network requires a degree of popularity i
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   by JasonIpswitch 12y ago

   Anyone care to bet that within 18 months some Microsoft C-level will be complaining about "lack of company loyalty" over something an employee has done?
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   by JasonIpswitch 12y ago

   While I served > 10 years ago, you could classify everyone into a couple types: mercenaries (time servers, GI Bill folks, can't get any other job, in for the benefits, etc), and zealots (true believers in either the Red, White &
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   by JasonIpswitch 12y ago

   Our decision loops for things like regulation have become too slow to deal with reality. The greatest threat to the Federal Government is irrelevance.
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   by JasonIpswitch 12y ago

   Or, to paraphrase, fast-food and big box stores might not be viable business models in such a world?