@geeknik (Also this is how policing works in a self-sustaining loop that is effectively now a welfare system for a specific class of people to the detriment of society.)

@restlesshead b-b-b-b-breakpoints are your friend. also, the exception tells you what is getting raised, literally.

@sjvn @TheNewStack I would, uh, suggest that the Third Party Doctrine needs to be properly delineated or we go from here to police state in 2 seconds. If we have lawyers who can't convince the Supreme Court that geofencing is literally a prima facie violation of the 4th Amendment's particularity element (what part of "individualized" suspicion is unclear is beyond me), there goes Article III of the Constitution and any legitimacy it had.

@bodhipaksa Malice, Stupidity, and Incompetence are, after all, the Trumpian Triad.

@crooksandliars Is the fact that we don't call it a block grant anymore the silver lining?
Meanwhile, a year later the Senator from Idaho added one line into the 1200 page OBBBA and deprived 400,000 people their livelihood, none in his state, and if that's where my tax dollars are going then it's staying offshore forever.

@jchyip Hey when CCP officials were colloquially describing the takeover as '沦陷' it ended up hitting the nail on the head far better than any of the policy they were supposed to implement.

@sig_ug For reals, back when the source for one of the first RW was being passed around Alphabay forums (for testing... seriously, it's all logged) there were camps that simply wiped, period, and those who didn't. Short-term quick hitters v long term big payout models, I think. Wish there's data to see which one is more profitable on average, 10 years later.
My guess is that if you can properly ascertain data value, you can make $$$ and the breach won't ever be known. Skids HnR.

@PogoWasRight DocketWise? USCIS has a copy of everything there already. All of the non-bespoke immigration law software are for practice-management and form-filling. Those of us who spent all our time interfacing with ICE/BIA/CBP etc treated our job like crim law if we can, in-house IT work done gratis and all. There just aren't many lawyers who codes/homelabs on the side and aren't in IP/in house work, since that's a six figure skillset for mostly five figure salaried work.

@Daojoan If I'm shelling out $300 a month it's gonna be some DNM prescription meds or chemicals that at least I know does something, good or bad. Also, much more bang for your buck on those markets since the vendors compete with proven psychoactive products instead of pills that may straight up do nothing across the board.