ToothlessJake

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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
But you did.
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
Good thing that no one in this thread or on this site in general poses that POV.
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
Prisons are privatized, helped managed by the likes of SAIC[1]. FBI databases get shared amongst all the alphabet boys, including local law enforcement and private entities[2]. SAIC fills the monitoring center fused with fusion center niche
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
Where are the users that come in to say "I disagree with this, but consider it's validity because.." I would love to hear a thoughtful argument for how hiding the source of an investigation, including evidence used, is just u
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
They are not supposed to know, the government is attempting to cover up it's crimes again[1] until it can work out immunity and monetary compensation for the actors involved[2]. [1] http://www.independent.co.uk/news&#x2
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
"The remotely operated MQ-9 Reapers have already been flying over a large swath of northern New York since October 2011. The Federal Aviation Administration has recently expanded that air space further south to include some of Central
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
That 'logic' was how the US telcom wiretapping and their subsequent granted retro-active immunity[1] issue played out. It was not snide, but a historical reference. Sorry if you did not get it. [1] http://www.reuters.co
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
A clean bill of health will be given[1]. All parties involved with be granted immunity, possibly retroactive, even though no wrong doing was found[2]. More payments to data providers will be given[3], not considered bribes. This is after is
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
What are you on about? What does it produce if not computer-readable characters? Computer illegible characters? Are you saying it cannot read from the dictionary it creates? Or from the characters it is later optically recognizing off that
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
I would wager JBIG2 is the problem when Xerox couldn't implement it properly. "Normal" is an overly aggressive compression setting? Is that an overly aggressive setting for the end-user or for Xerox to be implementing in thei
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
OK down-voter. Read the JBIG2 wiki[1]. "Textual regions are compressed as follows: the foreground pixels in the regions are grouped into symbols. A dictionary of symbols is then created and encoded, typically also using context-depende
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
O-SubC-R then perhaps. Still is recognizing shapes/symbols which is the very basis of OCR. This seems a bit hair splitty when the end result is the same as invalid OCR dictionaries.
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
Thats OCR...
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
Why is ft.com allowed here? Most users will not have ready access to the article contents therefore will be commenting mostly on the title itself. This sways the discussion towards the shallow end. I must agree with junto. Boo FT paywall. B
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
Someone in a previous thread about ex-NSA Russell Tice asked "Say what you like about Snowden, but at least some of his claims have been backed up by evidence. What have these guys got? Why not name names?" I responded with: A st
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
I must yet again point to a company like Endgame Systems[1] as being a likely contractor for this service rendered for the FBI. Some of Endgame's products used by the likes of the NSA: "There are even target packs for democratic c
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
"the US isn't likely to be too intimidated by the large blustering egos of amateur militias and their (largely) civilian firearms" Why on earth has the US issued a global terror alert? Is there some global terror network that
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
Pardon the esoteric* nature of the commentary, hard to avoid given the highly focused niche of actors involved. *Esoteric content may trigger filtering depending on jurisdiction and I do apologize for such if it occurs.
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
Compare information (metadata) collected on criminal scofflaws working under the cloak of US government contract against the acts the government finds reason to prosecute others of. I highly recommend ProjectPM[1] started by folks including
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
Who is relevant then? FBI, who happens to work as a conduit for the NSA, along with any number of the other acronym boys? Or the corporations they hire while handing out legal immunity for the actions they are hired for? Or Google and other
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
In the thread on the apparent code injection portion of this topic[1], I heavily suggested governments with the US at the least being responsible for the deed[2]. With a corporation like Endgame Systems being a probable contractor for the a
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
The US government, copyright locusts beg to differ.
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
It is NSA[1]. No implication needed. FBI nabs host owner and suddenly code is injected to exploit all end users? Rather tired of people downplaying these events at every attempt. What does your comment add? At least the parent comment you a
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
I've referenced Endgame Systems before[1], exploiting end users for-profit via for figures like the NSA is their type of game. "There are even target packs for democratic countries in Europe and other U.S. allies. Maui (product na
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
It is not a strictly US based community. In the spirit of other hobbyists the DIYDrones community often laces their posts with warnings about heeding local laws. Larger projects are often based from airports so talk is had about regulations
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
Digitally stalked due to dissent by for-profit "Domain Awareness Centers" run by SAIC[1]. [1] http://oaklandwiki.org/Domain_Awareness_Center
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
Persistent targeting, one way or another, by drones managed by SAIC[1]. [1] http://www.dailyfinance.com/2013/06/14/news-saic-wins-95-mil...
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
A stay in a penitentiary helped managed by SAIC[1]. [1] http://www.alanco.com/news_040104.asp
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
It took me a moment to figure out why your comment didn't read right, then it clicked. You are wondering if building more towers would be a solution for people, due to high housing costs, occupying a tower that never finished construct
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by ToothlessJake 13y ago
The United States government is serving as a cash funnel/legal immunity shield to corporations sometimes made by the government itself[1]. Anyone who defects from or defies them is labeled a traitor or prosecuted in full[2]. Those who

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