kook_throwaway

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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
[CoC authors] should speak and act with good intentions, but understand that intent and impact are not equivalent.
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
2 and 3 absolutely can apply. Considering you get reported to the feds for transactions over $10,000 (or is it lower now?), it's completely reasonable for someone to decide it's not worth the risk and set the cash aside. As far as
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
>I don't think it's fair to say your experience represents some runaway extra-judicial outcome. Being involuntarily committed makes you a "prohibited person" and includes a lifetime ban on owning a firearm.[1] It woul
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
>Lots of folks are just too coddled and unwilling to take a risk, even for the greater good. I'm not sure how you arrived here from my comment. If I was willing to dox myself you'd see that I have probably taken more risks for
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
>Your threat model for ubiquitous cheap sensing tech is nation states? I'm not overly worried about being spied on by nation states. In general, my feeling is that if a nation-state decides I'm important enough to deploy hardwa
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
There is an online course called nand2tetris where you build a whole computer from nand gate level (CPU, ram, ROM, memory-mapped display output, keyboard scanning, etc), write your own assembler and high level language, then program it to p
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
>As long as it’s limited to reasonable fines This will only result in those not living paycheck to paycheck being willing to speak out.
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
Thank you.
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
Hiro Protagonist
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
Because we weren't debating the safety of mRNA. That is unrelated to the discussion and I would be feeding the troll by moving the conversation from ethics to semantics and efficacy. I stated in my original comment that even if it&#x27
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
I never said it altered DNA, that was the straw man the poster who replied to me built.
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
The gravity of the falsehood is key to understanding. We have seen an incredible growth of authoritarianism, from the near daily 'Simon says' mandate changes, lockdowns, increased surveillance, destruction of small business, 12 tr
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
Moderna and the FDA think it's a gene therapy. "Currently, mRNA is considered a gene therapy product by the FDA." [1] >Please quit spouting misinformation. I like how you start with the word "please" so you can p
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
Less AI and more people. I hope this succeeds.
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
Maybe it is working, but being coerced to take a novel gene therapy from organizations with a long history of abuse is a horrific precedent that should offend everyone.
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
SCOTUS has made many rulings that cops both know and regularly ignore. There's hundreds of videos online of police threatening a camera person with arrest if they don't provide ID and then blinding or obstructing the camera. All t
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
If you don't stop, cops will happily chase you in violation of department policy, endangering innocent bystanders[1], then shoot you when you are running away. If you happen to get away the next step is sending a paramilitary team to y
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
I'm having trouble finding mighty on ddg, got a link?
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
Was MitMing half the web the giveaway?
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
Its the entire system. The police, courts, judges, DAs, legislature. Those with power will always stand together against those that don't have it.
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
>This kind of unintended impact should have been forseen, but I guess it wasn't. Why do you think it wasn't forseen?
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
When you start asserting your rights and recording some of the more corrupt cops move on to legally stealing from folks that cooperate. There's really no reason to make the corruption easier to get away with.
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
For anyone else wondering: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinking_of_the_Rainbow_Warri...
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
Would having two meshes of opposite charge work?
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
Neither of those statements is even close to being true.
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
> box retailers do not use armed staff. Target, Wal Mart, CVS, Walgreens, Best Buy - I have never, ever seen a worker with a gun It wouldn't be the corporation arming the staff, it would be the staff arming themselves via a CCW&#x2F
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
Why on earth would you jump straight to that conclusion? Even if the firearm was drawn, which is a huge if assuming the carrier was attacked, almost all defensive gun uses end before a shot is fired. Someone carrying a firearm should be mor
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
Why not? Plenty of folks from all walks of life down there get their CCW.
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
The fact that it's secret. Also that you aren't even allowed to show up to defend yourself . [1] Also that they denied 11 out of 34,000 requests over a 35 year period. Also that the judges are appointed by one person and don&#x
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by kook_throwaway 5y ago
I've never signed into google, are they really uploading my pictures to their servers?

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