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by voteforchange 11y ago
Well FUCK jstor. I want a payday.
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by voteforchange 11y ago
What's the alternative?
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by voteforchange 11y ago
most lawyers I know, know how to party rock.
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by voteforchange 11y ago
If I had the ear of middle management in America's security service I'd suggest a different approach to evangelizing at a grassroots level. Let's stop pretending startups can ignore the law and make knowledge of the law a dis
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by voteforchange 11y ago
That's a debate worth having. My opening salvo: The point at which individuals and corporations use of cryptography can be denigrated as, "Making it hard to detect terrorist activity" is the exact point at which it becomes im
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by voteforchange 11y ago
I don't know about you, but I always call the FBI when I leave my facebook open at the public library: http://www.avclub.com/article/updated-fbi-arrests-man-suspec...
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by voteforchange 11y ago
I didn't realize that. He was accessing student services allocated to him under his enrollment with the university. I won't try to litigate the case here. I see why it might be complicated by that fact. I want to know who called i
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by voteforchange 11y ago
Someone should read Catherine Malibou and Francisco Varela :-) Neuroscience is already bored with not only subsystems, the holistic nature of the brain, but also the notion of the brain as the body's sole processor of cognition.
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by voteforchange 11y ago
Michael Pickett of the secret service who aided MIT's IT staff and security in strong arming Aaron and escalating the case and the relevant charges. His presence and influence was the main factor in pumping up the charges and gathering
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by voteforchange 11y ago
(-: hehe don't let life pass you by, and don't trust anyone under 30.
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by voteforchange 11y ago
The population density of the area around Baltimore means this is emphatically NOT Ferguson. Given its proximity to DC, Philly, and NY I can only ask, "When do the buses leave?"
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by voteforchange 11y ago
1) Do away with "voting day". I cast my vote, and I get snail mailed a receipt. If its wrong, I can call in and cast my vote over the phone. If its right, do nothing. 2) Begin a publicity campaign to make the default vote a public
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by voteforchange 11y ago
Can't this guy make a point without sweeping generalizations? Also, do we need so much swearing... think of the children?
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by voteforchange 11y ago
I think we would all agree that persuasiveness is an axis upon which to judge arguments. "Strangeness" is far out there on the persuasive axis. Maybe so far out there that Richard Dawkins and Neil Degrasse Tyson are arguing in the
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by voteforchange 11y ago
Nice blogpost :-)
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by voteforchange 11y ago
The pervasive mindset is that mailings, tv/radio ad spots, and other traditional media platforms have a known and predictable return on investment. Using the web for organizing and fundraising is the new kid on the block. Despite the i