A Woman Managed To Shirk Jury Duty On The O.J. Simpson Trial By Lying About An ‘SNL’ Sketch

In the mid ‘90s, the O.J. Simpson murder trial dominated the news and our cultural consciousness. The obsession for all things O.J. has returned in recent months, thanks to FX’s “American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson” and ESPN’s epic five-part documentary “O.J.: Made in America.” There’s so much to say about Simpson that it’s…

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Actually, Brock Turner will probably spend just three months in jail for Stanford sexual assault – The Washington Post

Booking photo of Brock Turner, June 2, 2016 in the Santa Clara Police Department. (Santa Clara Police Department) The six-month jail sentence for Brock Turner, the former Stanford student who was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman after a fraternity party in 2015, ignited a national debate about how U.S. courts handle such cases….

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Snapchat is building an ad technology platform – Digiday

Snapchat is working on a crucial part of its growing digital ad business: an application programming interface (API) that would let partners start buying ads with more precision and frequency, according to multiple sources. The messaging platform reached out to ad technology companies and agencies about its API, asking them what they would need from such software,…

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Thoughts on The DAO Hack

We just lived through the nightmare scenario we were worried about as we called for a moratorium on The DAO: someone exploited a weakness in the code of The DAO to empty out more than 2M ($40M USD) ether. The exploit seems to have targeted the reentrancy problem in the ‘splitDAO’ function. The reentrancy problem…

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