You are trading security for convenience. The alternative is to do it the traditional way with pen, paper and a scanner attached to an open source computer/network None of these programs respect your privacy, at all, for even one second. I see no point in using them for anything
Irrelevant. Copyright is NOT THAT IMPORTANT to the point they have to erase works like that. You are justifying the ridiculous monster copyright has become.
Remove the battery, it is no longer a risk. Its still a very fully featured computer that could be embedded into lots of things. Better than them all going into landfill.
A newspaper is a one-to-many relationship, its a broadcast. Social networks are TWO-WAY. Its a VERY different thing, which is why different rules should apply. We are well on our way to passive, machine-driven, default internet censorship and its ugly.
AT&T is a private company too, we still dictated free speech terms to it by force. Once you reach a certain threshold of users, common carrier rules should apply.
"The future is already here, it is just unevenly distributed"
Cheaper space flight is both a market revolution and a technological one. Ubiquity and cheaper costs are just as important as raw innovation (not saying rocket flight will be ubiquitous or cheap, most humans will die in the gravity well they are born on). You can still do a ton of Information Age stuff with cheap(er) rockets.
My KODI box is independent and only streams local stuff. Its a vault of stability and security in an ever changing software landscape. No logins, it just works. No thanks Plex. Full disclaimer: I have a lifetime sub to Plex, still dont want my Plex players to co-mingle with my KODI players.
They added one in the latest version, but its not something they really want to support. We are in an era now where features are actively held back because of the fear idiots might access them, raising support costs.
You cant even write to a TEXT FILE on Android without downloading an app from the store, with all its could features and telemetry...Android still doesnt have a file manager that Google is willing to show to users (its hidden). They tried removing the ability to read/write ext3/4 on Chrome...Google is the new MS.
So have him pop up his own website and post links to it on Facebook. Its what i did when FB started censoring my fair use movie clips i sometimes use in conversations as examples. No one owes you hosting.
Hold on. Like it or not Howard Stern is an INCREDIBLY smart person. Shock is only half the reason he is where is is today. Read his book Private Parts. (the movie is good too, but the book goes much deeper into who Howard is)
What pisses me off is that Minecraft was valued at 2 billion dollars and was sold to MS without anyone even thinking twice about it. But actual useful stuff that humanity needs? Lets fuck around and delay and wring our hands about it.
"If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him." - often attributed to Cardinal Richelieu.
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You are trading security for convenience. The alternative is to do it the traditional way with pen, paper and a scanner attached to an open source computer/network None of these programs respect your privacy, at all, for even one second. I see no point in using them for anything
"I was just going down the street turning doorknobs to ensure people's houses are locked up safe. Whats the big deal officer?"
Dont get me started on how i have to keep my Kindle charged just so they can advertise to me. Its insane how much they use up the battery for ads.
Irrelevant. Copyright is NOT THAT IMPORTANT to the point they have to erase works like that. You are justifying the ridiculous monster copyright has become.
Remove the battery, it is no longer a risk. Its still a very fully featured computer that could be embedded into lots of things. Better than them all going into landfill.
Processing in bursts with time stamps is not 'going back in time'. All we want is to remove the speed of light arms race and level the playing field.
Think bigger. Unremovable cellular cards so that they can always be used to spy, even if not actively being paid for.
"a Big Mac sandwich costs different amounts in different countries."
Irrelevant argument. You are comparing something that has a real-world cost to produce. Movies have almost zero reproduction cost.
A newspaper is a one-to-many relationship, its a broadcast. Social networks are TWO-WAY. Its a VERY different thing, which is why different rules should apply. We are well on our way to passive, machine-driven, default internet censorship and its ugly.
AT&T is a private company too, we still dictated free speech terms to it by force. Once you reach a certain threshold of users, common carrier rules should apply.
The point is Liberty is more important than censorship. If you have to choose, always side with Liberty.
http://money.cnn.com/2015/06/1...
"The future is already here, it is just unevenly distributed" Cheaper space flight is both a market revolution and a technological one. Ubiquity and cheaper costs are just as important as raw innovation (not saying rocket flight will be ubiquitous or cheap, most humans will die in the gravity well they are born on). You can still do a ton of Information Age stuff with cheap(er) rockets.
>SpaceX isn't revolutionary; it's just the chorus of NASA's swan song.
Really? Landing a first stage back on its tail during a COMMERCIAL, FULLY PAID FOR LAUNCH IS A BIG FUCKING DEAL.
My KODI box is independent and only streams local stuff. Its a vault of stability and security in an ever changing software landscape. No logins, it just works. No thanks Plex. Full disclaimer: I have a lifetime sub to Plex, still dont want my Plex players to co-mingle with my KODI players.
The 'Droid' trademark is weak. Its only Disney's war chest that prevents it from being ruled illegitimate.
They added one in the latest version, but its not something they really want to support. We are in an era now where features are actively held back because of the fear idiots might access them, raising support costs.
You cant even write to a TEXT FILE on Android without downloading an app from the store, with all its could features and telemetry...Android still doesnt have a file manager that Google is willing to show to users (its hidden). They tried removing the ability to read/write ext3/4 on Chrome...Google is the new MS.
So have him pop up his own website and post links to it on Facebook. Its what i did when FB started censoring my fair use movie clips i sometimes use in conversations as examples. No one owes you hosting.
Controversial only matters if you can do something about it. Nixon was pardoned, the President retains the power. Nothing changed.
Hold on. Like it or not Howard Stern is an INCREDIBLY smart person. Shock is only half the reason he is where is is today. Read his book Private Parts. (the movie is good too, but the book goes much deeper into who Howard is)
What pisses me off is that Minecraft was valued at 2 billion dollars and was sold to MS without anyone even thinking twice about it. But actual useful stuff that humanity needs? Lets fuck around and delay and wring our hands about it.
Not alleged, Microsoft was CONVICTED.
"If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him." - often attributed to Cardinal Richelieu.
And? That is their problem to deal with.
Its like we say with computer backups. 'You dont actually have one until you have done a full restore"