taatof

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by taatof 2y ago
> If the reporter is trying to get paid for not reporting, that's blackmail. That's not what happened here and isn't usually what happens, though? The reporter usually gives a timeline for fixing the bug before reporting e
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by taatof 2y ago
> From a distance, white hat "vulnerability disclosures" start to look like a protection racket. A pretty big distance. If a mobster threatens to burn down a building unless you buy their "insurance", that's a pr
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by taatof 2y ago
Everyone I know who bikes in the city has been hit by a car at some point (see: my complaints about enforcement of traffic laws in this thread if you want my opinion on that). I cringe when I see parents with their kids on the back of their
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by taatof 2y ago
> Because police can't physically be in every intersection at once Can we compromise at some number greater than 0? I've lived here for more than a decade and don't remember seeing anyone getting pulled over by SFPD.
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by taatof 2y ago
While I'm obviously exaggerating by saying "never", the list is much smaller than it needs to be, and you have some misleading things on that list. Chinatown subway station is great. Better connects SF residents and it's
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by taatof 2y ago
Sounds right. Here in SF, instead of police pulling over people who speed and run stop signs, we're getting rid of parking spots within 20ft of intersections so people speeding and running stop signs can see if they're about to ki
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by taatof 2y ago
How do we get around? To get downtown I have to take two busses and then bart (or two busses but it takes longer because there are a lot more stops). The kicker: I'm not even in a suburb, I live in SF! All we do in SF is make car drivi
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by taatof 2y ago
> I never heard of or saw any floods. There was a ton of flooding on flat roads and highways during the last week+ long storm session. I saw several lanes impassable on 101, and several spots in SF where a car could easily have gotten fl