point being, they're breaking the law in the country where the servers were in... they're going to slip up some day and hack someone that sues them abroad and in usa...
Sue? Nah, I want the offended country to consider the hacking as an act of war, justifying the seizing of assets and jailing of US government officials on charges of espionage. And a big country; too big to drone / carpet bomb. I'd advise Brazil to conduct a test case.
The first fatal casualty in The War on Drugs (TM) was an honest justice system, with someone in the back screaming 'She's got a gun!' while bursting through the front door of a knock and announce.
that means members of the FBI should be subject to extradition and trial in those other countries just as they would be if they had been caught (and prosecuted) for breaking American law.
I saw my first gun-packing meathead in Walmart last week end (why, he was White - how did you guess?). I was very tempted to go up to him and ask:"What are you so scared of, that you have to carry a gun in public?" We all should, every time.
Unless you're living in Beirut, the real reason for 'packing' is race-based fear and / or small, limp junk.
I first read the trilogy when I was an atheist, and it helped remove that particular hurdle in my later study of the world religions that lead to my conversion to Catholicism.
Just like having a water filter and/or softener at the entrance of a house's service, LED bullbs (and other electronics) might live up to their projected lifetimes if they were fed with filtered, rock-solid power, free of spikes and sags.
"The rat has no voluntary control of its limbs, but the severed spinal cord can be reactivated and stimulated to perform natural walking. We can control in real-time how the rat moves forward and how high it lifts its legs."
This also accidentally describes the nearly-attained goals of the US state security organs (with assists from the POTUS and the Supremes).
Being Black in Ferguson is taxed, as 70% of their budget comes from traffic tickets and court costs and draconian fines such as being 5 minutes late to your kangaroo court hearing.
Prime Minister David Cameron said in a speech outside 10 Downing Street on Friday morning. "It would have broken my heart to see our United Kingdom come to an end."
A heart, he no doubt had stolen from a Welsh, Irish, or Scottish street urchin.
Attack the US Homeland (vomit), and watch the paranoiacs and self-serving greedy pricks (Chertoff, et al) come to power. This will do far more damage to a supposedly enlightened, modern country that respects the rights and privacies of its citizens than the actual attacks, even if successful.
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They don't have taxes.
They just have 'fees' for everything. So the rich stay rich and the poor are nibbled to death by ducks.
Well that's unintentionally true - especially for assholes like the Kochs that are awarding gold medals to lapdog morons across the US.
it took this long for the NSA find a backdoor that worked.
Brandeis would have had the entire notion of 'Parallel Construction' thrown up against a dirty brick wall, then gut-shot. And rightly so.
It must have been great to have a Supreme Court not packed with partisan, corporate / police state lapdogs.
Simple: file a Bugzilla report on them: that will definitely get the word out!
Sue? Nah, I want the offended country to consider the hacking as an act of war, justifying the seizing of assets and jailing of US government officials on charges of espionage. And a big country; too big to drone / carpet bomb. I'd advise Brazil to conduct a test case.
The first fatal casualty in The War on Drugs (TM) was an honest justice system, with someone in the back screaming 'She's got a gun!' while bursting through the front door of a knock and announce.
Just try saying that fast three times: tax disk; tax disk; tax disk.
I hear they're also available where they sell seashells by the seashore.
Oh, my aching sides! Are you here all week?
Ignoring the endless screens of permission requests with each update, including your mothers maiden name and bra size. But yeah, sandboxes are great.
It shouldn't be called the Internet of Things; it should be honestly called the Panopticon of Things.
But expecting honesty from the largest tech company is like expecting the DOJ to prosecute bankers.
Nope. Never.
I saw my first gun-packing meathead in Walmart last week end (why, he was White - how did you guess?). I was very tempted to go up to him and ask :"What are you so scared of, that you have to carry a gun in public?" We all should, every time.
Unless you're living in Beirut, the real reason for 'packing' is race-based fear and / or small, limp junk.
So you highest belief set is Empire.
Just like having a water filter and/or softener at the entrance of a house's service, LED bullbs (and other electronics) might live up to their projected lifetimes if they were fed with filtered, rock-solid power, free of spikes and sags.
You mean *after* they've been known about for years by blackhats - or far more likely and terrifying - the TLAs.
Coming soon: Roundup-ready bacteria!!
This also accidentally describes the nearly-attained goals of the US state security organs (with assists from the POTUS and the Supremes).
Moving an animal disease lab from an isolated island to within eyesight of a college football stadium: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Bio_and_Agro-Defense_Facility
This Pat Roberts pork barrel is pathological.
Or at least, cracks (and bends) are starting to appear...
Being Black in Ferguson is taxed, as 70% of their budget comes from traffic tickets and court costs and draconian fines such as being 5 minutes late to your kangaroo court hearing.
Quarkson. Jeremey Quarkson?
POWER!!
A heart, he no doubt had stolen from a Welsh, Irish, or Scottish street urchin.
I'm betting an NSL with the ink still wet makes all this pretty, untrue words.
Attack the US Homeland (vomit), and watch the paranoiacs and self-serving greedy pricks (Chertoff, et al) come to power. This will do far more damage to a supposedly enlightened, modern country that respects the rights and privacies of its citizens than the actual attacks, even if successful.
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