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I'm asking why it would be more reliable if it has the same vulnerability to being corrupted.

Sounds like subredditsimulator infected the whole site.

In this case it is a court issue, not a policing issue. The prosecutor is a bastard.

APAB

Edit: I'm not saying cops aren't bastards...

Confessions in police custody without being verified as voluntarily provided by defense counsel should not be admissible in court as a confession.

The death penalty should be abolished.

Appeals should have the same reasonable doubt standard as a trail. If new information introduces reasonable doubt is juat as important as whether they followed procedures during the trial. The whole idea that 'it should have been introduced at trial' is commonly used to dismiss appeals based on evidence that was excluded or not available at the time, especially for defendents that can't afford high priced lawyers.

Guess innocence isn't as important as the death penalty. They should have known that someone lied under oath at the time, right?

Or maybe they could not execute him and take the time to find out if the new information is true or not.

On that timescale, what are the odds that the checksum is still reliable?

Always has been.

The United States was founded by land owning business owners who didn't want to pay taxes that didn't benefit them directly (partially justified because of what it was for) who owned slaves and committed genocide to expand territory. The most venerated citizens are those that built their wealth by ruining the lives of their workers, abusing the patent system, and gangsters. Today's hustle culture is just the current trend of tricking the poor into working 24 hours a day since we only get to have legal forced slavery in prisons.

US culture has always been about the centralization of weath.

Think of all the poor bots that can't repost!

I didn't watch the first debate, but he was absolutely having cognative issues at the one with Harris. He gets worse without interruptions.

I remember the anarchit's cookbook and knowing it was terrible at the time. One dumb friend was able to prove it while luckily avoiding seeious injury!

But what I also learned back then was criticsl thinking as a lot of early websites were just as terrible, but it was a bit easier to tell they were terrible because they did not have any sulporting information like references or examples. Today it is fairly easy to dismiss youtube videos where the person is enthusiastic or doesn't show the thing from start to finish. The best auto repair videos were some guy with a handheld camera (probably a phone) walking through the process and explaining what they were doing and why. If they stuggle a bit, even better! My favorite channel for someone doing wordworking explains everything in a calm and clear way, shows the process, and explains the ins and outs and why they might have done it differently in the past!

The worst ones are someone enthusiastic showing five second clips and not mentioning anything about safety or how to know if you are doing it wrong. They are entertainment personalities and not a source of knowledge!

When used prices are not significantly lower, it is hard to make that choice over new with a manufacuturer's warranty.

Used prices are ridiculous now.

Plus taxes and registration, which can easily add an extra 10-15% to the cost in many places.

Unlike a couple decsdes ago, the second hand market doesn't really save that much either.