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2 months ago

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• 3 days ago

  I ate corn on Saturday and Grape Nuts on Sunday. Why did the Grape Nuts come out first?

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• 4 days ago

  Why is toxic waste dumping, gambling, and animal abuse allowed on Indian Reservations... but prostitution & marijuana are not?

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• 5 days ago

  Does "Sensitivity" or "Diversity" training for bad employees or cops, actually work?

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• 1 week ago

  On the Health bill that passed... why did the Democrats compromise with Republicans even though only 1 Republican voted for the bill? What's the point of compromising then?

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• 2 weeks ago

  What's the earliest a market maker can cancel a stop-loss order on his own?

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• 10 minutes ago

  Can you stop a dog from barking like mad everytime people walk by the house?

  The Dog Silencer Pro: http://www.tesco-shopping.com/DogSP_detail.htm (And thanks for trying to discourage your dogs to be less dramatic. It’s cool you care about that)
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• 12 minutes ago

  How do liberals and conservatives disagree about the appropriate role of the government in the economy?

  I’m highly impressed by the answers from @arpinum and @dalepetrie . Their thoughtful opinions and deep analysis are first rate.
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• 5 hours ago

  What do you think is the likelihood that eventually there will be accessible means to discern your true identity from your online, anonymized one?

  @mirifique, yeah that makes sense, but if there’s the technical-skill method of finding all this info out… then that automatically means there are, and will be, accessible means to do this. All someone has to do is combine all the manual tricks into a single automatic program. That’s very easy for a programmer, and I bet this has been already done to perfection by In-Q-Tel. Then eventually this technology will hit the black market, and then the general population will have access to it. I bet this has already occurred, in fact. There will come a time when nothing about almost everyone’s life will be private. That is inevitable. The bottom line is if I can figure out a person’s real identity based on their screen name, and I have, then that means designing a program to automate that process would be as simple for a programmer, as baking a cake would be for a chef.
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• 6 hours ago

  How do you juggle job offers?

  I’ve always been honest and loyal to companies that hire me, and this has been a huge lifelong mistake. If you get a better offer than the one who hired just hired you, be rude, quit, and move on to the next one. Employees who get ahead in business are the ones who are selfish. I’ve never had it in me to backstab someone who hired me just because a better offer came in a few days or weeks later. I’ve been wrong in this. When I look at people who are willing to backstab companies at the drop of a hat… they are the ones who get the better jobs and higher pay. But as a preventative measure… only apply at the places that seem perfect, at first. Wait 3 weeks, then move to a lower expectation and apply at all the backup places.
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• 21 hours ago

  What do you think is the likelihood that eventually there will be accessible means to discern your true identity from your online, anonymized one?

  @mirifique , just by using a combination of Google, Spokeo, and Zabasearch… I can figure out a whole lot about a person. Those are free services. If I used the paid services, I could find out even moreso. People leave different bits of info on different websites they use. The trick is to combine all that info together. Usually people use similar names and/or or passwords on their accounts, too. Sarah Palin’s password to Yahoo was discovered by a very simple social hack: Tell yahoo you forgot “your” password, and they ask two personal questions before they give you a new, temporary password. Since Sarah Palin’s life is so public, the answers to her two “security questions” were easily found, and thus her e-mail was easily broken into by social hackers. But even without breaking into someone’s email, you can figure out a whole lot about them by figuring out all the sites they use, using Spokeo and Google, then after that, reading all the info and combining it… which usually leads to more information.
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