Welcome to the age of social media on the internet, where not only does stuff *not* stay secret for long, it spreads faster and farther than ever before,
This is why the internet and all communications must be monitored. Must think of the children and the terrorists. And the children terrorists.
So in a totally che(ck)que-free system, a bill could arrive electronically with demand for full payment within the hour, as that is eons of time to automated systems. Brave new world, indeed.
the Interlink ala V for Vendetta. It still amazes me that the people of Great Britain allow their government to use the works of George Orwell as instruction manuals.
Any day now, we'll start to read about all the economic and environmental advantages of monitoring residential wastewater streams. Then the encirclement wil be complete: everything coming into the home, everything occuring in the home, and everything leaving the home will readily be available for analysis, moral judgement, and prosecution.
Based on personal experiences in Natural/Otherwise disasters, the first thing to go is cell phone networks; very close runner-up: Cable TV / Broadband; usually last to go: POTS with its separate power and cabling system.
that think any DNA evidence presented is absolute, pure, handed-down-from-god-almighty proof of guilt are a big part of the problem. Especially if you have a giant, tailor-made repository of DNA already harvested from 'The Usual Suspects' to help 'solve' those pesky cases that stand in the way of pay raises, big promotions, or running for political office on a law and order platform. Just sprinkle your handy sample of pre-collected DNA liberally at that stone-cold-whodunit crime scene and announce "Hey, look what I found!".
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The 1960's: "I was at Woodstock!"
The 1980's: "I had an Amiga!"
Boy, that sounds familiar http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_fusion.
This is why the internet and all communications must be monitored. Must think of the children and the terrorists. And the children terrorists.
And I will blindly hold to that belief, even over the sound of my own inconsolable weeping.
Spraying it down with Pam prevents the radio waves from sticking; worth at least 10 extra Mbps.
"My hovercraft is full of eels."
It's not a bug, it's synergy!
I assume they will back-date the award to the 90's.
Plus, given most people think of exploding laptops when then hear lithium-ion, I doubt the mortgage and home insurance industries would get on board.
You are such a horrible person.
So in a totally che(ck)que-free system, a bill could arrive electronically with demand for full payment within the hour, as that is eons of time to automated systems. Brave new world, indeed.
the Interlink ala V for Vendetta. It still amazes me that the people of Great Britain allow their government to use the works of George Orwell as instruction manuals.
Thus qualifying themself for an MBA.
Unless you are a devout nudist, you should be forced to wear a scarlet letter H for hypocrite.
Well, they do grow on trees!!
ba-dump-tish!
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/crickets
According the Dr. Hubert J. Farnsworth, the R stands for Robot!
astroturf too much.
"See how we act? There's no need to investigate us for market dominance!"
Any day now, we'll start to read about all the economic and environmental advantages of monitoring residential wastewater streams. Then the encirclement wil be complete: everything coming into the home, everything occuring in the home, and everything leaving the home will readily be available for analysis, moral judgement, and prosecution.
Based on personal experiences in Natural/Otherwise disasters, the first thing to go is cell phone networks; very close runner-up: Cable TV / Broadband; usually last to go: POTS with its separate power and cabling system.
man tcp/ip repair "Just Google it!"
for the method of granting idiotic patents, then sue the USPTO into oblivion.
and get your Lupus / out of control immune system deployment widget.
Then stop when you hit the back interior of your skull.
got a reciept for the rental of 59 Senators. Why else would they all help a man who is a perennial favorite in the 'Worlds' Worst Human' contest?
that think any DNA evidence presented is absolute, pure, handed-down-from-god-almighty proof of guilt are a big part of the problem. Especially if you have a giant, tailor-made repository of DNA already harvested from 'The Usual Suspects' to help 'solve' those pesky cases that stand in the way of pay raises, big promotions, or running for political office on a law and order platform. Just sprinkle your handy sample of pre-collected DNA liberally at that stone-cold-whodunit crime scene and announce "Hey, look what I found!".