Correct, for example it was on a residential street with no oncoming traffic. I drove on the wrong side of the road illegally and Avoided killing that idiots dog (who then flipped me off I guess for driving on the wrong side of the road).
I always drive as if people are going to jump in front of me. Just last week it saved me from running over an idiots dog that did just that. Further I always look for feet under vehicles or people about to open thier car doors. I'm pretty sure that's saved at least one life. Just because you fixate on a gibbering nut-job posting to Facebook dosent mean half decent or even average drivers behave that way.
You just use a scalar to render any coordinate system choice or velocity differences irrelevant. For example, earths orbit around the sun is not affected by the orbit of the solar system around the galactic center, nor the galactic center traveling through space . If it was coordinate system dependent then physics would be a very different animal indeed.
In most areas you are criminally responsible for hitting any pedestrian, jaywalking or not. Dosent matter if they are hiding between two cars and throw themselves at you. If they die, you could face manslaughter charges unless you are lucky and have a good lawyer.
I lump them into they take large donations and corporate money or they only take small donations. Predictably this weeds out the vast majority that never were going to take constituents needs seriously.
Climate change could easily turn parts of the Middle East from dry to a high humidity. The difference is if it's high humidity you can't sweat and die in the shade even if young and healthy. Suddenly vast areas become uninhabitable, and nuclear powers like Pakistan and India are at high risk. No, a bit of ocean rise won't kill people, but turning a nuclear power into a wasteland that then needs to chose between invading other countries or die off, or even just the changing regions that supply food, is almost guaranteed to cause hundreds of thousands or millions of deaths. It could even start a nuclear war. That's why the military has been taking this seriously as a real cause of instability for the last 30 years.
The difference here is people are starting to more clearly see the harm, whereas people didn't get it with targeted advertising. I also agree, we will see change when these politicans and judicial branch members realize that all thier dirty secrets can be leveraged against them, unless it's too late and they are all blackmailed already. Take out the profit by leveling criminal and civil charges and actually following through on prosecution.
Yes, data is everywhere, just like child porn. We don't just give up and legitimize child porn, turning it into a legal multi billion dollar industry. Make it the same criminal offense to even have in your possession, use, or even access and we will see a vast reduction in the collection, use and distribution of private data. Further treat data breaches in a similar matter and criminally prosecute those responsible instead of doing absolutely nothing.
Where in the quote did I say "lost"? Pictures of your family in the Bahamas can lend information as to your finances and when coupled with metadata can be revealing. Same with that kale and organic Romano salad. Even if you weren't a swing voter, revealing that and letting anyone (including the government) use it anyway they want lets criminals rule you out and focus on the gullible sitting on the fence - also revealed through the same methods. These types of targeted attacks by anyone, even advertising, should be illegal, the US needs an improved version of data privacy that the U.K. has.
For people who didn't see why they should care about who uses thier data or how it's used, thinking they had noting to hide and it wouldn't affect them, I hope you learned a lesson.
Is there anything positive he has actually done? H1B reform perhaps. He was a useful idiot for Kim. Not much of an achievement.
I hate trump, but one positive thing was the first ever audit of the DOD 'misplacing' 21 thousand billion dollars Given that this could have paid off nearly all national debt, or expanded health care to everyone and paid for free college for all, I think some kind of accounting for unconstitutional appropriation of vast sums of money is a good thing.
Im wondering how these observations will reflect on how electrically charged black holes tend to be. I've been under the assumption that nearly all black holes tended to be electrically neutral, but then again I'm just an armchair astrophysicist.
I just noticed your tag line. If you haven't please check out this clip with Dr Jill Stein, it truly is my favorite clip of her in the last 6 months. It is appalling the levels MSNBC will go to to smear candidates outside of mainstream, and her comments are the reason I bring up the 6 billion. Having to fact check the interviewer, expose the McCarthyism, and murder her own interviewer with words are what is wrong with corporate bought MSM.
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Correct, for example it was on a residential street with no oncoming traffic. I drove on the wrong side of the road illegally and Avoided killing that idiots dog (who then flipped me off I guess for driving on the wrong side of the road).
I'm sure if it looks bad the data will be mysteriously deleted.
I always drive as if people are going to jump in front of me. Just last week it saved me from running over an idiots dog that did just that. Further I always look for feet under vehicles or people about to open thier car doors. I'm pretty sure that's saved at least one life. Just because you fixate on a gibbering nut-job posting to Facebook dosent mean half decent or even average drivers behave that way.
Boo boy Nix (the CEO of CA) got stung by undercover news agents saying he plants video surveillance on Ukrainian hookers or sends in wealthy developers with bribes too good to be true, and gets komoromat on them. Tomorrow, they are airing how they secretly taped thier operations in the USA. It's not clear if the British government will shut down the broadcast due to its sensitive nature. I'd list the stated crimes but slashdot has a viewable limit.
You just use a scalar to render any coordinate system choice or velocity differences irrelevant. For example, earths orbit around the sun is not affected by the orbit of the solar system around the galactic center, nor the galactic center traveling through space . If it was coordinate system dependent then physics would be a very different animal indeed.
You forgot driving while being poor, a teenager, or a minority. Any one of those will get you persecuted, two or more guaranteed.
In most areas you are criminally responsible for hitting any pedestrian, jaywalking or not. Dosent matter if they are hiding between two cars and throw themselves at you. If they die, you could face manslaughter charges unless you are lucky and have a good lawyer.
I'm with you on this. It's not like he could just check Wikipedia (or even conduct an experiment on his own) to be sure.
That's why Lorentz invented invariance
I lump them into they take large donations and corporate money or they only take small donations. Predictably this weeds out the vast majority that never were going to take constituents needs seriously.
This is the same humidity as a jungle - which is 85-95 degrees F, but instead is 120F. Death occurs in a matter of hours even in healthy people.
Climate change could easily turn parts of the Middle East from dry to a high humidity. The difference is if it's high humidity you can't sweat and die in the shade even if young and healthy. Suddenly vast areas become uninhabitable, and nuclear powers like Pakistan and India are at high risk. No, a bit of ocean rise won't kill people, but turning a nuclear power into a wasteland that then needs to chose between invading other countries or die off, or even just the changing regions that supply food, is almost guaranteed to cause hundreds of thousands or millions of deaths. It could even start a nuclear war. That's why the military has been taking this seriously as a real cause of instability for the last 30 years.
The difference here is people are starting to more clearly see the harm, whereas people didn't get it with targeted advertising. I also agree, we will see change when these politicans and judicial branch members realize that all thier dirty secrets can be leveraged against them, unless it's too late and they are all blackmailed already. Take out the profit by leveling criminal and civil charges and actually following through on prosecution.
I guess I should have used the traditional car analogy instead.
Yes, data is everywhere, just like child porn. We don't just give up and legitimize child porn, turning it into a legal multi billion dollar industry. Make it the same criminal offense to even have in your possession, use, or even access and we will see a vast reduction in the collection, use and distribution of private data. Further treat data breaches in a similar matter and criminally prosecute those responsible instead of doing absolutely nothing.
Where in the quote did I say "lost"? Pictures of your family in the Bahamas can lend information as to your finances and when coupled with metadata can be revealing. Same with that kale and organic Romano salad. Even if you weren't a swing voter, revealing that and letting anyone (including the government) use it anyway they want lets criminals rule you out and focus on the gullible sitting on the fence - also revealed through the same methods. These types of targeted attacks by anyone, even advertising, should be illegal, the US needs an improved version of data privacy that the U.K. has.
For people who didn't see why they should care about who uses thier data or how it's used, thinking they had noting to hide and it wouldn't affect them, I hope you learned a lesson.
You misspelled Whistleblower
Yep, that's how they got my brother
Is there anything positive he has actually done? H1B reform perhaps. He was a useful idiot for Kim. Not much of an achievement.
I hate trump, but one positive thing was the first ever audit of the DOD 'misplacing' 21 thousand billion dollars Given that this could have paid off nearly all national debt, or expanded health care to everyone and paid for free college for all, I think some kind of accounting for unconstitutional appropriation of vast sums of money is a good thing.
To switch it back you enable C3PO mode?
Aww, I have a hater. Thanks for reading what I had to say.
Im wondering how these observations will reflect on how electrically charged black holes tend to be. I've been under the assumption that nearly all black holes tended to be electrically neutral, but then again I'm just an armchair astrophysicist.
Wish I had mod points +1. I wonder who has been pushing all this division lately to distract us from all the important issues facing Americans...
I just noticed your tag line. If you haven't please check out this clip with Dr Jill Stein, it truly is my favorite clip of her in the last 6 months. It is appalling the levels MSNBC will go to to smear candidates outside of mainstream, and her comments are the reason I bring up the 6 billion. Having to fact check the interviewer, expose the McCarthyism, and murder her own interviewer with words are what is wrong with corporate bought MSM.