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thecodeore
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Comment #6900058
Because while the ARM processor is probably supported, most of the other sensors, camera, cell radios, etc have proprietary binary drivers that are not. Just read the problems Repl…
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Comment #6823574
"Do you consider entertainment to have a real value for society?" I thought we were talking about sports? Sports does not even have any entertainment value, it is a complete waste …
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Comment #6749347
That is because the Vast majority of white/asian people are simple sheeple doing what their masters in government tell them to do, never rocking the boat, never expressing any opin…
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Comment #6746952
Sorry I did not reply sooner, I to not read HN everyday. The Red Cross is very good about covering their tracks... but they do very little to actually help people. Any money you do…
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Comment #6746929
Ordinary people don't live in the kind of circumstances where they might wander into a felony conviction Ohh I think you should be shocked at the number of felonies a person could …
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Comment #6717336
Or to buy the Red Cross Executives BMW's... Never donate to the Red Cross, pick a Real Charity
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Comment #6682177
They are not, no where in the constitution is that stated. To Quote Jefferson: "to consider the judges as the ultimate arbiters of all constitutional questions; a very dangerous do…
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Comment #6679981
Samsung as pretty much lost me as a customer at this point.. I have used nothing by samsung smart phones, the last phone I had that was a non-samsung was the Moto Razr Original Fli…
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Comment #6679919
Actually the Constitution guarantees total and absolute freedom of speech, including the right to yell FIRE in a crowded theater Every court ruling to the contrary is activism in t…
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Comment #6540298
libertarians justify slavery or indentured servitude libertarians first and foremost believe in non-aggression, voluntary trade. so slavery, in so far as it was forced upon someone…
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Comment #6539065
All companies, in every nation, pay the minimum they can get away with. In nations with no social structure, very little wealth, and no jobs the choice is not government hand out v…
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Comment #6538161
US Constitution, Federalist Papers, 100's of years of case law, the very concept of innocent until proven guilty, all that supports the notation that the burdens are placed upon th…
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Comment #6538141
Why should I blame the site creator? I do not believe the USG has the right to the SSL keys, period But it is clear you believe that the USG should have unlimited power with free r…
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Comment #6537136
Further on the "tough luck" point, that is not how our legal system is suppose to work, the government infact does not get access to any information even if they have a reasonable …
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Comment #6537126
You really do not understand what is going on here. Hushmail would have the exact same problem, Hushmail is not all that different from Lavabit. When you load a message from your h…
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Comment #6536982
If that is their job then they fail miserably
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Comment #6536971
How is it the Fault of Lavabit? SSL is a standard secure communication protocol of the internet, it is not lavabits design and it is impossible for Lavabit to modify while still ke…
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Comment #6536849
That is a poor analogy. By turning over the SSL Key the FBI using the Pen Trap Device would capture in real time all data of all users and be decrypting it in real time. Turning ov…
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Comment #6536820
The email encryption was not in play here, from what I understand the end user was the only person with the key to the email "inbox" encryption What is in play here was the SSL Key…
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Comment #6536809
I believe it is very telling that a pro-privacy company, a company that has integrity and wants to honor the commitments it has made to their customers, is now a "anti-government" …
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Comment #6517572
In the US, if you post BAIL you do get it back, a BOND however is a service provided by a company where by they post BAIL for you and you pay a company 10% (normally) for their ser…
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Comment #6312988
Why did you file a Yelp Review and not a complaint with the Bar Association? Further if the judge was ignoring you then file a complaint with chief judge. Chances are nothing will …
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Comment #6227684
if your internal systems where set up correctly that would not happen,. your local DNS should override any external records. If I added an A record for google.com to bing.com's ip …
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Comment #6224741
You have no idea what the feds want, and the previous "comply" was probably just turning over the information it had readily available including the raw cipher text which would be …
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Comment #6224245
Tizen..........? That is the Linux Foundation Mobile OS