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Cody-99

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    Stop trolling.

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    Comment #45585212

    You can assume the county when it is in the title. >DDoS Botnet Aisuru Blankets US ISPs in Record DDoS

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    >You can't pass a budget without a super majority in the Senate Yes you can. It is called reconciliation and it was made for passing a budget with a simple majority. Problem is whe…

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    >The entire agriculture industry — a bedrock of U.S. security — rests squarely on the shoulders of the American farmer. Weird thing to have in an article about farmers who primaril…

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    >so there is broad bipartisan support for more time to find an acquirer, Huh? No such law has passed congress.

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    If the administrator of a school district brings in his goons to destroy the schools systems then yes they would obviously be named? Why on earth do you think the people destroying…

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    Yes? Clearly lol. Reddit banned it because they were threatened by Elon. And the 'doxing' everyone is talking about is the naming of Elon's rightwing goons who took over federal sy…

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    Astroturfing pressure groups is a crazy way to describe the bandwidth alliance lol.

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    Did you seriously just link Asmongold?

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    >For many other small businesses, it is not. They manged to form an LLC but can't fill out an additional simple form? Come on man be for real.

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    >"Crime" is something that means different things in different countries. Which is why countries only extradite for things that are crimes in both countries. Which is what happened…

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    I'll never understand why people think being across the globe matters. Basically all internet crime can be done across the globe (plus tons of other types of crime like drug traffi…

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    US citizens/nationals/residents have rights that would be violated by an international court. For example, you can't have due process (as required by US law), a speedy trial, or a …

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    Where ever they want to do business at. If they expect to be allowed to operate in France/the EU they will have to comply with legitimate French/EU warrants. No one is saying they …

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    Huh? I think you are confusing "privacy-oriented" and anonymous! Signal is pretty privacy oriented since it has E2EE by default (and so does Whatsapp). Telegram would be much more …

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    The next step for telegram is pretty obvious. Stop collecting information about your users if you don't want to be forced to hand it over when given a valid government warrant. Of …

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    This shouldn't surprise anyone. If a company collects info about some user and the government comes to them with a legitimate warrant they have to handover the information about th…

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