glennvtx

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by glennvtx 2y ago
That seige is listed in every major work of antiquity as being months, not years.
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by glennvtx 3y ago
Ignore it, Make sure your lawyer is ready to handle it if anything ever come of it. If they had a warrant you would already know.
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by glennvtx 4y ago
Unnecessary.. What would be nice though is a helmet with a camera to replace regular auto-darkening hoods. Maybe with bluetooth so you could rock out on the job, maybe some cams in the back for fire detection.
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by glennvtx 4y ago
Biden is literally on video promising that these pipelines would be destroyed, so there is that.
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by glennvtx 4y ago
I can say from plain observation this is wrong, On many engines you can audibly hear piston slap, older worn crank bearings make a banging noise when the engine is cold. The article cites fuel efficiency, but fuel efficiency is not what mos
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by glennvtx 4y ago
This is a terrible argument, and clickbait. Obvious enough to anyone who actually understands how bitcoin, or eth work, it does not fit the definition of a ponzi scheme. Most tech stocks fit the definition better. Just because a few central
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by glennvtx 4y ago
Put back handling SMS please, I don't like having 2 apps.. But i don't care about stories.
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by glennvtx 4y ago
Nor did it go up thousands of percent over the past decade
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by glennvtx 4y ago
He means to explore these subjects by themselves, i.e. drawing upon the current body of knowledge. This technique works very well, i educate 3 children at home, and more or less their own interests guide their learning, only occasionally do
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by glennvtx 4y ago
Mining isn't killing the planet either, mining is securing a ledger. These technologies are for the first time in human history, divorcing the power of the purse from governments, who have only ever abused it. It is the human rights is
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by glennvtx 4y ago
Yes, but with an open, global system like bitcoin, they can't do this any longer.
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by glennvtx 4y ago
Governments are proven oppressors, Every single mass abuse of human rights, war, genocide has been carried out by government. Taking the power of the purse from government is the next big human rights issue of our age, rendering taxation by
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by glennvtx 4y ago
All it needs to do is make that awful dot matrix sound.
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by glennvtx 4y ago
In the US, i think to intercept mail via USPS they must have a warrant, Then they send a postal inspector to deliver it. Don't accept packages of drugs from a postman hand delivering it, and you should be good?
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by glennvtx 4y ago
The banks are the sham, not crypto. Crypto is new, it will eventually replace the legacy financial system. Being a Luddite is not a way forward, processes will improve, the systems will mature. this is the akin to the "bagphone" e
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by glennvtx 4y ago
There is nothing preventing the use of neutral third party contracts, For example a non profit arbiter of such cases, recognized for impartiality in an open market. Just like the better business bureau, or similar organizations. Merchants c
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by glennvtx 4y ago
There is nothing inherent to cryptocurrency that prevents the ability to reverse a payment, it can be done in a contract, only both sides must agree to use it. Personally i see the inability of government ( or anyone else ) to arbitrarily m
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by glennvtx 4y ago
there is nothing inherent in cryptocurrency that prevents clawback.
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by glennvtx 4y ago
1: I do not wish to charge my headphones. 2: I have many headphones with higher quality sound than earbuds can provide. 3: Bluetooth still kinda sucks, even after all this time. 4: Bluetooth is subject to denial of service, security concern
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School demands search of text messaging, outside of school(twitter.com)
79 points by glennvtx 4y ago|109 comments
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by glennvtx 4y ago
You don't have the ethical right to force people to disclose their financial transactions, either. Nor use threats of violence against people for designing tools that allow people to keep their transactions private. Doing so is the act
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by glennvtx 4y ago
It absolutely protects your privacy in a system where the movement of money is public. Donations to politically sensitive organizations can be used against you, this technology limits that possibility, just as the traditional banking system
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by glennvtx 4y ago
I came here because i didn't know what he meant by "trackpoint", Turns out it is what i know as the "clit mouse".
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by glennvtx 4y ago
As long as people recognize hierarchical governments and their claims to authority, this will always be the case.
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by glennvtx 4y ago
A person has an inherent right to justice, this is an individual right, one is induced to delegate to an organization, jury, etc.. etc.. to ensure a transparency meant to insulate the individual against claims of trespass during their pursu
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by glennvtx 4y ago
Needs to be brought back for cases like this, where the legal system itself acts as the coercive agent of some rich corporation.
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by glennvtx 4y ago
I wish you were wrong.
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by glennvtx 4y ago
Argument from incredulity.
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by glennvtx 4y ago
"The future is now, old man".
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by glennvtx 4y ago
this is an argument from incredulity, We could form a system for justice that is completely distributed, with no hierarchy of leaders, where every complaint of trespass is filed on ( for example ) a blockchain, a random jury is drawn from a

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