Questioneer

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by Questioneer 13y ago
Would you be willing to follow-up for us? Positive/Negative ramifications, lessons learned?
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by Questioneer 13y ago
shrugs Sorry for not fully elaborating on the subject as it is convoluted and mostly easily searchable with the keywords I've already listed. To further discussion, what did you find insightful in context to this parent thread's
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Unless you read Friedman's emails where he elaborates on his personal approach of bypassing multiple nation's laws via paid inside informants. Undermining governance, diplomacy, while promoting corruption. But by all means take th
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Remember "Stratcap" folks. The organization made to funnel insider info into other nations where it would be profited off of, I believe JP Morgan or some other shady company was to be the financial backer. Then the "terrorist
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Near the end of my father's life, he needed medical equipment at home. The equipment was provided by a company that has deals worked out with all the local hospitals. The price for one oxygen condenser is covered after a victim(patient
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by Questioneer 13y ago
I would report this to any other financial services you may use, including your employer. While it could be a simple hack and drain, there could be more going on.
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by Questioneer 13y ago
I hope they do. There is an obscene amount of integral parts in automobiles that are made out of poorly formed plastics. Not only do a higher number of parts fail, the manufactures making replacements often follow the same flawed constructi
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Something I believe that needs to be delineated is if the NSA is doing this work or if one of their contractors is. For an example of a contractor doing such services, Endgame Systems[1]. "Endgame executives will bring up maps of airpo
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Was the second article posted with the '/2' at the end of the link? Things like that seem to cause most filter hiccups, I tried to discount those obviously. For science and all that, can you think of other examples? edit: Oh
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Sorry for the late-ish reply, but the point I think I failed to elaborate on fully enough was that the topic of politics is tolerated here as long as it is relate-able to most. But if it involves a topic like Syrians, even if the topic invo
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Well some people submit articles with '?' at the end or other such nonsense to post the same article others have. But in many instances submissions from 'green' accounts that have gained traction suddenly poofed in favor
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by Questioneer 13y ago
To make a different but related reply, see the comment in which I responded to a submission from another? I attempted to direct the discussion to the hacker/technical aspects of the "Syrian Electronic Army." Their prolific ha
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by Questioneer 13y ago
One article I submitted was overridden by an elder member when he submitted it. Long after the thread gained positive discussion. Pointing out this flaw, received me one of my first hell-bans. What I am to learn from this? Do not submit thi
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by Questioneer 13y ago
If form is the best critique you can muster, please don't even comment. If you wish to read a longer more heart-felt comment of mine regarding egregious copyright violations, here[1]. It is a topic that pains me to this day, take a mom
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by Questioneer 13y ago
To summarize my two other comments, talk of anything remotely against the whims of HN mods gets your account, your submissions deaded. Nevermind how _hackers_ who have taken on the White House, Washington Post and others are defecting again
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Infact, in another topic I provided very technical details to an event being linked[1]. That article was deaded, rendering my commentary on the technical aspects useless. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6248144 edi
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by Questioneer 13y ago
One of my accounts was hell-banned for this very topic. If HN wants to halt discussion they are finding a very effective way to do so. edit: Why is this comment getting down-voted? Must I start collating a list of users complaining their su
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Why live when you could die suddenly?
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by Questioneer 13y ago
That's an answer to how almost anything can be released. Petrol from a tanker? Shaped charge. Cracking armored vehicle? Shaped charge. Unlocking stuck door? Shaped charge. It really does seem people try to downplay any potential reacto
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by Questioneer 13y ago
I cannot help but notice a few commercial hardware projects involved who have made it clear they do not like their hardware/software being used in things like military applications. While I haven't heard Xbee's stance on such
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by Questioneer 13y ago
That's nice. It's fairly obvious CDBaby's mode of operation is what I have described. Looking into them after they obtained my attention resulted in finding many similar stories from others. I have NEVER seen anything from CD
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Words cannot convey what powerful feels like, these images were made from video filmed in a chaotic field hosptial: http://imgur.com/gallery/jFdBb Some things I just cannot muster any bit of eloquence to describe. The
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by Questioneer 13y ago
For the record I mandated that CDBaby define the process for which they make copyright claims, how they handle due diligence for any preexisting media copyrighted or not. I mandated this after being shrugged off three times in a row, once d
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by Questioneer 13y ago
It is at the bottom because it is a new account, it is a new account because HN ghosts accounts at the drop of a hat. Oh well. My problem with the CDBaby/Youtube relationship is that CDBaby was essentially created to take advantage of
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by Questioneer 13y ago
There is a lot of pain within me from the last few years, so many people I no longer have contact with, for most likely bad reasons. It felt good writing this out, thank you for reading.
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Some time ago I became engaged in the Syrian conflict, before it was a conflict. There was a time when a multitude of cities rose up in peaceful demonstration. Civilian organizations took root to make clear cases for ways and means of refor
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by Questioneer 13y ago
The prolific SEA[1] has been responsible for many hacks when their aim went wider than tracking domestic dissidents via internet monitoring with hardware from BlueCoat[2]. Logs[3] leaked by dissident supporting Telecomix[4] from this BlueCo
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by Questioneer 13y ago
I wondered why Zamalka was so familiar as I was writing my previous comment up, turns out I covered it before. There has been persistent shelling from Assad loyalist neighborhoods down onto Zamalka below it. One video of such volleys of ind
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Civilians in Syria have been protesting every Friday for years now. Before Assad unleashed his military neighborhoods and entire cities would take to the streets in peaceful demonstration. From January 27 2012 in Zamalka Syria: http:/
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by Questioneer 13y ago
Last night in the thread on Groklaw shuttering due to pj not liking her personal life being burrowed through I made a comment asking people to distance themselves from companies involved NSA related activities if they are not willing to mak

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