yutah

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by yutah 11y ago
I think it is this way for 2 reasons... one, for-profit prisons and two, the ability for the government to put anyone away for a while
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by yutah 12y ago
All hospitals should probably be required to do something like this: http://www.surgerycenterok.com/pricing/ ...
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by yutah 12y ago
this is negligible (the screen space it takes is probably more important)
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by yutah 12y ago
In France, don't you have to buy your matches from the government? (because you have too many laws, not everybody should) Also, according to the video, I don't know what the lower limit is but they seized $2,500 from someone (less
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by yutah 12y ago
Was that "Parallel construction" from the FBI to hide it's NSA source (intelligence laundering)? https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/08/dea-and-nsa-team-intel...
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by yutah 12y ago
If I understand correctly, from some news I read [1], they are already sharing information with at least the DEA and the IRS. The DEA and the IRS were told to cover up the source of that information by coming up with their own independent
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by yutah 12y ago
that is probably because end-to-end is not fully implemented yet...
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by yutah 12y ago
So I guess the US government is not logging everything yet... so this is 2 good news.
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by yutah 12y ago
one global country would probably fix that... or I guess you could end the Internet... but to tell you the truth, "cloud computing" needs to end instead.
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by yutah 12y ago
If you can see your emails on your Android device and Google is admin on your device, why do you say that it is impossible for them to read your emails? I don't mean that they could read them in the cloud but if they can read them loc
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by yutah 12y ago
Google would not give up the ability to see email content... maybe they would analyze them locally on your phone instead of on a remote server (that might even save them from buying a few server too)
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by yutah 12y ago
Can you travel faster then the speed of light if you use the fourth dimension? (my Internet ping is too high)
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by yutah 12y ago
where did you get that expectation from?
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by yutah 12y ago
also defaults to non-free shipping at least some times... I wonder why they purposely fuck up the search... is it to prioritize shipped from amazon products (sort by new and popular is one example)?
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by yutah 12y ago
Maybe the judge knew what they could afford for brides while staying profitable... but anyways $1 million or $200 millions is not a big difference for doing something like this unless all you think about is money.
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by yutah 12y ago
email providers and all other providers need to have access only to encrypted data eventually, hopefully soon (to remove the temptation to use this valuable data...)
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by yutah 12y ago
Which large website did you get banned from for scraping? I did some scrapping and never got banned... perhaps my scraping's rate was not too fast.
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by yutah 12y ago
or don't forget to raise your volume so that you don't miss anything
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by yutah 12y ago
everyone should be issued an IPv6 address at birth
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by yutah 12y ago
it runs iOS browser and everyting (since according to Apple that is the only browser that works at all)?
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by yutah 12y ago
This reminds me of Apple's patent to remotely disable protester's (cellphone) cameras: http://www.zdnet.com/apple-patent-could-remotely-disable-pro...
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New Butter Knife: The Stupendous Splendiferous ButterUp(kickstarter.com)
1 points by yutah 12y ago|0 comments
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by yutah 12y ago
you are looking for minimalist desktop environments and also wish that KDE do a complete revamp at every version number change?
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by yutah 12y ago
you can also take a look at https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl also to find out how to download Youtube videos
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by yutah 12y ago
That's why I want an electric car... Probably far fewer parts. I would be curious to compare a combustion engine car's parts list VS electric car.
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by yutah 12y ago
this link redirects me to the wired.com article...
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by yutah 12y ago
some commercial fisheries will enjoy renting those too
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by yutah 12y ago
I use them to keep my system uncluttered and for using different OSes... nothing to do with security for me...
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by yutah 12y ago
for example, they fixed critical bugs in clients updates... new bugs could easily be introduced (on purpose or not)...
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by yutah 12y ago
they can change the client's code at any time (this might be a Bitcoin flaw)

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