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Judging from what's happened with many similar activists, I'm guessing a hard-line anti-censorship mindset isn't compatible with today's social/political landscape in which rampant misinformation on the internet has direct effects on meatspace.

Of course, this is purely conjecture. It could be completely unrelated.

But it was an otherwise pleasant day with exactly zero humans crushed by tanks or otherwise killed.

Also, let's not ignore that the CCP murdered somewhere between 300 and 10,000 Chinese citizens the day before he stood in front of the tank.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests...

> On June 19, Beijing Party Secretary Li Ximing reported to the Politburo that the government's confirmed death toll was 241, including 218 civilians (of which 36 were students), 10 PLA soldiers, and 13 People's Armed Police, along with 7,000 wounded.

But the actual number of deaths is likely much higher.

"Multiple Discovery" is kind of on the nose, but it works.

(the picture is a separate 3kg sphere he bought after the cube)

But I'd totally do it again if it's necessary to keep my immunity.

Personally, I don't know why anyone would take that bet when they don't have to.

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

And ISPs have a lot of it.

Edit:

Found the key sequence handling code

  addToKeySequence(t) {
        if (this.keySequence.push(t),
        this.insertCardScreen.createShowDotsAnimation(this.keySequence.length).play(),
        this.keySequence.length < 4)
            this.insertCardScreen.createHideLogosAnimation().play();
        else {
            switch (this.keySequence.join("")) {
            case "1337":
                this.handleWpp();
                break;
            case "4242":
                this.handleInsertCard();
                break;
            default:
                this.handleInvalidCode()
            }
            this.keySequence.length = 0
        }
    }

Mobile Safari is the Internet Explorer of the modern web.

How?

2. It wouldn't.

Whether or not you consider cryptocurrencies "progress" is irrelevant, because it's an emerging technology that exists whether you (or I) like it or not.

The cold, hard, unavoidable truth is this: Ransomware may be a Bitcoin problem, and it may not be. Either way, tough shit.

My initial reaction to the headline I read was anger that an officer got away with abusing his power. But upon learning the details, it's clear that a CFAA violation is an inappropriate charge here.

But it should not be a violation of the CFAA.

In your Geek Squadder case, you gave him access to the computer. He may have used that access improperly, but he did not increase his access through any illicit means. It is likely a crime, but not one that should be covered by the CFAA.

Your plumber case is a much different scenario. Also definitely a crime, but you did not grant him access to the machine. So it's possible that the CFAA should cover that, but I don't have the knowledge required to answer that with any amount of certainty.

That said, I agree with you in principal. In this field I feel like I'm constantly fighting to keep the code simple and lean, while others think it's okay to import an entire bloated library just to make a button shine a certain way.

- It's great as a quick pick up and play game

- I would love an option to speed up animations

- I would definitely add attack power to the attack buttons

- When replacing an attack, it would be great to have a comparison view for the selected attack (or relative values next to the new values)

- Add some icons to the move buttons for effects (like attack up/down, etc.)

Also they don't care about giving coach passengers a pleasant experience. They'd remove the seats altogether if they could.

But other than that, I assume there's a lot of money in partnerships with sites like Kayak and Priceline. But I'm not even sure which direction that money flows.

The real money is in crypto-timeshares.

We have all the advantages of a timeshare business, and also blockchain.

But my desire for a short commute and the ability to not live in the Bay Area is much stronger.