Judge: NYC Seizing Thousands of Cars Without Warrants Is Unconstitutional
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#3I tried checking the "Warn me when websites try to redirect or reload the page" box in Firefox, but it doesn't appear to be stopping it.
Presumably too many people are starting to use things like "Google Sent Me".
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#4Is this an Uber thing? I didn't see it mentioned.
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#5Is this an Uber thing? I didn't see it mentioned.
Re: Judge: NYC Seizing Thousands of Cars Without Warrants Is Unconstitutional
#6What's the deal with all the Forbes links redirecting to welcome? How do I stop this? I tried checking the "Warn me when websites try to redirect or reload the page" box in Firefox, but it doesn't appear to be stopping it. Presumably too many people are starting to use things like "Google Sent Me".
Re: Judge: NYC Seizing Thousands of Cars Without Warrants Is Unconstitutional
#7What's the deal with all the Forbes links redirecting to welcome? How do I stop this? I tried checking the "Warn me when websites try to redirect or reload the page" box in Firefox, but it doesn't appear to be stopping it. Presumably too many people are starting to use things like "Google Sent Me".
Re: Judge: NYC Seizing Thousands of Cars Without Warrants Is Unconstitutional
#8What's the deal with all the Forbes links redirecting to welcome? How do I stop this? I tried checking the "Warn me when websites try to redirect or reload the page" box in Firefox, but it doesn't appear to be stopping it. Presumably too many people are starting to use things like "Google Sent Me".
Re: Judge: NYC Seizing Thousands of Cars Without Warrants Is Unconstitutional
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#10Wow, how was this ever legal to begin with?