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@ncweaver

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Berkeley, CA
Joined April 2014

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    13 hours ago

    If your customers get hurt the same way, over and over, every factor repeating, when salvation is seemingly free, maybe they are not the problem. Maybe your vision for the actual solution is too small.

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    13 hours ago

    As I just said on air the committees in Congress shld be taking names & statements under oath from the border meeting: it’s against the public corruption laws to offer a thing of value (ie pardon) to influence an official act or induce an act in violation of official duty

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    14 hours ago

    I have seen no evidence that most of them are operating on any kind of time horizon past the next election.

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    17 hours ago

    security researchers: i live in a cabin off the grid

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  5. Oh darn, Avenatti's tweets are now protected, so there are only 800k accounts to witness when he tweets out even more stupid things which might send him to jail early.

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    15 hours ago

    Technology can be built and used with respect.

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    The last voicemail I have from my Grandma before her voice grew weak is a message thanking me for helping, and telling me that she felt better knowing that I was watching and that I was looking out for her. Surveillance is not always a bad thing. It can reduce harm.

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    20 hours ago

    much like a black hole, there is no subject that YouTube's algorithm cannot completely suck the life out of

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    16 hours ago

    This just can't keep going, man. Like we can't just keep pretending it's not him or us

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    ...if Obama told someone don’t worry, I’ll just give you a pardon so go ahead and break the law

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    Apr 11

    We’re always grateful for Dr. Sheila Humphreys, a huge supporter of CS Kickstart, and an incredible mentor for women in . Check our her article on early women in STEM at

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    15 hours ago

    sincerely throwing a "hooray the haggardly transmisogynistic rapist who can neither hack his way out of a wet paper bag nor do a journalism to save his life finally fucking got kicked out of that embassy" schadenfreude party this weekend

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    17 hours ago

    Experts Warn Prosecuting Assange Creates Slippery Slope To Where We Already Are

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    23 hours ago

    Guests smearing fecal matter on walls of DPRK embassies are dealt with harshly.

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  15. Fair Credit: Marcy Wheeler () is the first one to have flagged extortion theories AFAIK, dating back months.

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    23 hours ago

    I think people are VASTLY misunderstanding the purpose of a March 6, 2018 indictment against Assange. It is: 1) Get in before SOL tolls 2) Get a doc alleging unclassified acts to start extradition while Assange is in custody Nothing more.

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  17. Does anyone have a collection of all of them? For the lawyers, would this be considered extortion, the "thing of value" being "don't lock my poop-smearing ass in jail"?

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  18. An interesting question: Wikileaks has done multiple "insurance policy" files. The name alone implies a threat: "you do stuff to us and we can release secrets unfettered". On the Manning cables they screwed up and released the password, but there are others...

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    The minister of the interior “did not make it clear if he had used his own poo or someone else’s.”

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  20. Given how hard fought the UK extradition will be, the feds are probably going to need to show more soon. But no matter what, it will be years before Assange sees the inside of a US courtroom. My personal bet is at least 3.

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