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by inafield 12y ago
Perhaps the legal justification needs to be abstracted from specific cases. Only if a specific case fulfills the justification can that justification be used in secret prior to full execution of that move which then requires full disclosure
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by inafield 12y ago
Where is Jason Bourne when we need him?
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by inafield 13y ago
What happens when an ultimatum is given and Russia does decide to do something? “also be remembered that there have been ultimatums at all bases, including the one I was inside at Feodosia yesterday. They were ignored, and nothing hap
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by inafield 13y ago
I use Trillian and avoid going to FB.
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by inafield 13y ago
You missed the part where the idiot got served. He's lucky he didn't get any charges besides his unpaid parking tickets. Next time, let's see how the cops react when he points a "cookie gun" at them.
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by inafield 13y ago
The last data I had seen (when I'd voted), had Miley Cyrus ahead by millions of votes. When did Snowden jump ahead? Was that 4chan "to the rescue"?
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by inafield 13y ago
What do you mean by "never need the Inquisition"? The CIA/DIA/NSA Inquisition has been happening 24x7 for years now; we just haven't been privy to it.
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by inafield 13y ago
The actions of Snowden are far more likely to cause war than stop it. Some of Francis' actions are more cause to stop "holy war" than anything else.
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by inafield 13y ago
Money isn't always enough. Sometimes numbers of volunteers are needed more than money. Money doesn't buy help, it just buys getting some jobs done.
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by inafield 13y ago
And yet highway robbery is the dirty secret the transportation industry doesn't want people to know about. It's an increasing trend in the transportation industry to install hard/software that allows for better tracking and i
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by inafield 13y ago
Isn't it safer to assume that something is unsafe, rather than to assume it is safe?
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by inafield 13y ago
I was on a domestic Delta flight recently and someone brought a trombone case and 1 personal item without issue.
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by inafield 13y ago
I'm not sure what is worse, pigs or chickens.
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by inafield 13y ago
You're forgetting past history and the present times. It's not just Bill. IBM and Xerox before Bill Gates was worse. Apple now is far worse than Microsoft was in the "golden days". Microsoft stole ideas, improved on them
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by inafield 13y ago
jQuery does not actually solve every possible cross-browser compatibility issue. I still occasionally have to code around some browser issue, especially considering the lack of good plugins to support localStorage.
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by inafield 13y ago
A&W is listed twice as well, by separate companies.
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by inafield 13y ago
Depends on the country and the crime. In Canada it is 24-48 hours to report your tires being slashed, 1 year to prosecute a vehicle collision, but 25 years for something like rape and/or molestation.
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by inafield 13y ago
Try this... version 13 of software... 13th rc release... on the 13th... in 2013.
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by inafield 13y ago
What part of "Science Friday" is not Hacker/Science-y enough?
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by inafield 13y ago
I tried the HD prototype at Unite 2013 and it looks really really good. Just look for the video of RogueCraft and you'll see text appear just fine.
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by inafield 13y ago
If I recall the history correctly, it wasn't the subsidies as much as it was the tariffs on sugars. The state (of being) that US farmers are in isn't what it used to be.
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by inafield 13y ago
I disagree with the assertions made by cuttooth. I have two 12 year old cousins who are very interested to get into video game development. They have some great ideas and are thinking of ways to make games like Minecraft more enjoyable at
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by inafield 13y ago
Canadian here: Electrical bill of $60-80 every two months in a 600sqft condo on the third floor of a west by south west facing unit. It's also possible to rent a room or small basement suite for $600/mo and have all utilities incl
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by inafield 13y ago
> "The government is an accomplice to companies that harbors and supports terrorism." Got it.
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by inafield 13y ago
Narrator's comment, to which I was responding, implied that some might want a fork because the host is a 'bad' host. The other barrier is the effort required to compete with what is currently the most used Linux kernel base.
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by inafield 13y ago
The only problem with this perspective is that Linus is kind of the only show in town where it regards the Linux kernel. You can't just leave and have your own party without the host because the host has a monopoly on this particular p
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by inafield 13y ago
Definitely a Star Wars reference, but I also thought for a second it could also be alluding to one of the Voyagers having become a "moon" and therefore in actuality being a satellite.
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by inafield 13y ago
Even if his comments were as an NSA employee, the comments still stand. And it's really not that hard to look up a user's profile to see where they work if they put that sort of information there.
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by inafield 13y ago
Couldn't such words as what he said in your class be evidence that he is in some form of contempt of court for not ruling unbiasedly?
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by inafield 13y ago
I happen to be married to an American and have discussed this topic at length with many of my American relatives. The big problem is that Obamacare is nothing like a universal system or even the Canadian system, and it does not address the

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