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dforrestwilson1
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About dforrestwilson1
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Comment #14561523
This. The real irony about the banks is that by heavily regulating banks and explicitly backing them, we also implicitly allow this sort of abusive behavior towards customers.
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Comment #14537116
A good primer, but more like SIGINT 101 CIRCA 1970. No mention of China, Iran, North Korea, or the use of SIGINT against terrorist or insurgent networks.
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Comment #14405612
Correct
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Comment #14393593
Sorry but Paul Krugman is biased trash. Requiring employers to shop for and provide health insurance is only going to complicate the already complex system and lead to crappier les…
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Comment #14360413
If you don't think that Pakistani and Iranian intelligence did not pass along the lessons learned to insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan then I don't know what else to say other tha…
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Comment #14358173
What? How can you put Manning in the same category? Sure he established the trend and legitimized Wikileaks, but most of what he released was tactically valuable to enemies of the …
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Comment #14323639
^ This. Here is a good Planet Money episode about it. http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2013/02/12/171814201/episo...
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Comment #14293121
What you neglect to mention is that Europe and the US had high import taxes to protect their industries from eachother. Somehow the US still managed to become a superpower. China w…
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Comment #14293079
You turn them into machines, manufactured overseas and sold to Walmart and McDonalds.
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Comment #14166665
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxx1KdGXti0 ^ I was listening to this earlier and I can't help but point out the creeping government overreach in all aspects of our lives. We drop …
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Comment #14147267
I think you might be underestimating the impact of slackening demand. Emerging market airlines put in a ton of orders over the past 10 years, now we're seeing them slash airfare pr…
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Comment #14139956
I have eaten at Maurice's several times (it is delicious), but never knew the history. Confederate flags are common at businesses throughout the region, so it's hard to single out …
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Comment #14099924
How big a deal is this for VMWare? Seems like they were largely headed this direction anyway?
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Comment #14050958
I hate Comcast. Haven't used them in many years, but seemingly every month I read about something shady they have done to their customers. I seriously question how many Comcast cus…
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Comment #14050001
This is why I think Google Fiber, or some other ISP offering by Google, is an important strategic component for Alphabet.
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Comment #14024421
Or potentially just positioning some big development offices outside of their historic areas rather than the gigantic corporate campus mindset..
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Comment #14008618
So I know a lot of intelligence folks who cover different "threat vectors". I have never met one who doesn't believe that their coverage universe is the most important one to focus…
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Comment #14005618
http://www.duffelblog.com/2013/12/general-mattis-crosses-pot... Former Marine here. I thought this article was funny when it recirculated just prior to the recent election. But I a…
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Comment #13980684
You could do hi-tech manufacturing with high school graduates if they actually studied a high-tech curriculum or had the opportunity to apprentice for 2-3 years. College is not (an…