The Anarkat @Anarkat@computerfairi.es

@banjofox@hackers.town Crack team of brony investigators.

@banjofox@hackers.town of our of our swag

@TheGibson WE MUST LEVERAGE OUR CORE COMPETENCIES TO SYNERGISTICALLY IMPROVE OUR MARKETABLE DELIVERABLES.

@banjofox@hackers.town Allegedly, Tara Strong's agent went to the merch booth and grabbed fistfuls of cash from the cash box. In the aftermath of the convention, Tara Strong fired her agent.

@banjofox@hackers.town Merch sales at Las Pegasus Unicon were tracked with a piece of paper and a crayon, because no one in the merch booth was prepared to actually run a merch booth.

@TheGibson Look, the aftermath of Las Pegasus Unicon is very important historical information

@TheGibson maybe try deleting the meeting and starting a new one? For me it just keeps saying "something has gone wrong" whenever I try to turn on voice or video

@TheGibson do I have to sign up for it to work?

@TheGibson I'm in. Don't see anything.

@certifiedperson @JohnBrownJr however, the lawyers I talked to did point out that imprecise wording can lead to a ruling against you. The example they presented was of someone who was arrested that said "I want a lawyer, dawg" and the state successfully argued that what he meant was unclear, and could be interpreted as him asking for a "lawyer dog"

If he'd just said "I want a lawyer" there could have been no misunderstanding his request. 2/2

@certifiedperson @JohnBrownJr true. The lawyers I talked to said "I'd like to speak to a lawyer" should be good enough, but betting more precise can only benefit you. If you use that specific phrase, even if the cop is obtuse about it, then any further evidence could be slapped down because it should be eminently clear what someone means when they say "I would like to speak to a lawyer" to a cop
1/2

@squeakypancakes You could probably ask the folks at the no-gods-no-masters shirt shop co-op

@JohnBrownJr

I went to a seminar put on by the Seattle Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild. If police stop you outside a car, this is what you should do:

ask: "Am I free to go?" Persist until you get a yes or no
-if yes, leave ASAP
-If no, say this:
"I'd like to speak to a lawyer"
"I don't consent to a search"
"I am exercising my right to remain silent"

You must request a lawyer clearly and directly.
Simply being silent doesn't invoke that right. You have to invoke it directly.

@technomancy I use "youse" and "yall" in everyday conversation. I live in the Pacific Northwest.

@requiem Are SISC computers useful in any manner past academic thought experiments? I guess the question is really, is having only a single instruction economical in terms of processor cycles vs something like ARM or x86?

@requiem What I got from it is that cryptoleq uses a particular instruction operator that is non-reversible in order to perform encryption on data as a function of its single operation.

How close am I?

@telesur_en@newsbots.eu The act of... what? Boarding a plane?

@requiem I read that whole section and I think I understood maybe half the words there.

@hope @weapxnfriend

One of the things that frustrates me about the current technological age is the resiliency of information. It was once possible to set a building on fire to erase debts. Now that sort of information is backed up between like 5 different databases, and it's impossible to do the same thing today.