How many times can one individual crash their car into a crowd vs force a hacked car into a crowd though?

A few shady chemicals (NBOMes) have been circulating as LSD and they are dangerous[2], especially when you're expecting LSD but there is a way to be more sure of what you're taking[1]. 1: https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/lsd_testing3.shtml 2: https://erowid.org/chemicals/2ci_nbome/2ci_nbome_death.shtml

Only one person on this comment page to mention the biggest problem LSD faces today. NBOMes.

Discovered only a few years ago, it's way too new and untested. The effects are not the same as LSD, and reports of negative side effects are common.

Unfortunately they are commonly sold as LSD. Very sad and worrying.

You know what'd be a cool website/application? A front end to all these 'learn-to-code' things. Like how Mint is a front end to multiple bank's websites I could have one account that interfaces into project euler, rosalind, exercism, etc grabs exercises and checks them.

I always thought of hackers as people who loved various forms of freedom, including but not limited to economic and technological freedom.

Yet $2800 MacBook Pros

They offered protection, though didn't they? Evolution had multiescrow, they wouldn't have gotten those funds would they have?

No plans on how to use them vs Plans to not use them. Sneaky.

Deciding to put a stranger-USB device in your computer is a thing you do, and decided to do. Getting hit in the head with a bat isn't.

"I'm not a lawyer" etc., but I'm pretty sure that, in many if not most nations with a broadly Western judicial system, the deliberate planting of this device with the intention of causing harm will be illegal. It doesn't matter if the poor fool plugs it in: you knew what would happen. Furthermore it's arguably true that you intended it to happen. Therefore, you're a dick and you're at fault.

It's meta-searchengine-ness is exactly why I personally use it. A `!` away from any search engine I need.

True.

An open search engine was on "Show HN" on Saturday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9122397 -> https://deusu.org

Another open search engine from last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6152839 -> http://www.gigablast.com

The European Union sponsored the development of an European Google competitor: http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Quaero-Erster-Vorlaeu... -> https://www.exalead.com/search/

There's a huge jump from Wikipedia donations to scam charities and funding terrorist organizations.

Not enough karma, if I had to guess.