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opendais

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About opendais

Please don't take what I say personally. I tend to communicate poorly.

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    Comment #8604774

    I've made statements on HN I'd prefer are anonymous to the general public? Also, there was no mention they were handing the info over to a 3rd party. If you explicitly state someth…

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    Comment #8604726

    "Please put a valid address in the email field, or we won't be able to send you a new password if you forget yours. Your address is only visible to you and us. Crawlers and other u…

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    Comment #8604063

    Could be. But imo, anything the FBI touched would be suspect.

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    Comment #8603807

    I prefer being publicly anonymous and if I answered your question there is literally only 1 person I could be. I suppose that makes me paranoid but I'd rather not create drama. For…

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    Comment #8603758

    The latency issue is, I supposed I could have stated it better.

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    Comment #8603754

    Of course. Hostile work environment = GTFO ASAP :) I'm just saying the "blacklist" bit was overstated imo.

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    Comment #8602585

    > even if you do win then other companies will mark you as a troublemaker. Getting hired is going to get a lot harder. This isn't really true. Most businesses don't do thorough bac…

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    Comment #8602537

    I don't think most people on HN are making over $100k unless they are in the Bay Area or NYC. Many, many places that "starting salary" is more like $50-60k.

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    Comment #8602530

    Perhaps it does but I'm not convinced without evidence it happens and I can't find any that shows it happens the majority of the time let alone all the time :/

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    Comment #8602515

    "Report to the President and the Attorney General" https://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/Digitization/102922NCJRS.pdf "Organized Crime and the Meat Industry: A Study in Competition " htt…

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    Comment #8602079

    Do you eat meat? 'cause a number of the rendering plants that produce animal feed are still mob owned.

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    Comment #8602059

    In case anyone was wondering why I bash Amazon's non-AWS technical staff... They screwed up the promotion, to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars, and 3-5s latency for ads…

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    Comment #8601932

    Its explicitly designed into Zappo's business model and an intentional side effect. They have a 1 year return policy + free returns specifically to encourage people to send more re…

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    Comment #8601912

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergey_Aleynikov would be an example of what I mean. :P

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    Comment #8599688

    Wow. We must be exceptionally good for some reason then 'cause some of the items I'm talking about are specialty shoes that cost $100+.

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    Comment #8599430

    I think you completely missed the point of why I pointed out an example of another side effect. :/ I'm going to drop it.

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    Comment #8599419

    Does that happen in every case for every piece of technical evidence?

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    Comment #8598882

    Like I said, if it really was how it worked someone would find a way to automate it. :P I suppose I could have been more verbose. I tend to use acronyms sometimes and not think thr…

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    Comment #8598829

    I'd prefer a better educated populace that realizes the "technical evidence" being submitted in many cases is essentially witness testimony and not physical evidence [e.g. fingerpr…

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    Comment #8598823

    What are you defining as higher end? $100? $200? Unusual measurements required? [e.g. Not just a standard size but additional dimensions] 'cause if you are, I'm still standing by m…

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    Comment #8598804

    Tbh, this is what scares me about tech illiterate juries. Many of these cases hang on key pieces of evidence that are literally the FBI's word against the defendants.

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