Normally I'd agree with you but he lied during his background check and concealed material information. As far as I'm concerned his entire career with the city is therefore a giant social engineering attack.
As far as I'm concerned, any permission he had been given by being hired was procured by fraud since he concealed material information from them during his background check.
After finding out that he concealed material information during a background check, my opinion is that his permission to touch the network at all, even within the scope of his employment duties, was procured fraudulently and his entire CAREER with the city has been one huge social engineering attack, starting when he lied about his criminal history to people who almost certainly would have had ample grounds to decline to have hired him in the first place.
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If a hostile government act isn't a crime, it's an act of war.
You didn't order it from McDonalds did you?
Sun drowned, and oracle was the shark that ate the carcass and after digesting the IP used its bulked up legal muscles to go after google.
Oracle has proven it would rather loot and pillage Sun's corpse than maintain it as a separate brand.
The hypervisor was used to enforce drm and lock out unsigned code from using some of the hardware.
Weren't you watching the PS3 linux fiasco?
Interstate commerce has been ruled to apply even in cases where state borders are not crossed.
Sorry, but staying local is no defense.
+1 Funny (demolition man reference)
The EPA already tried to ban smoking.
I think the tobacco lobby is too strong.
You can't even spell fnord right
Why should patent titans strangle 3D printing when the feds will do that for them?
Normally I'd agree with you but he lied during his background check and concealed material information. As far as I'm concerned his entire career with the city is therefore a giant social engineering attack.
As far as I'm concerned, any permission he had been given by being hired was procured by fraud since he concealed material information from them during his background check.
After finding out that he concealed material information during a background check, my opinion is that his permission to touch the network at all, even within the scope of his employment duties, was procured fraudulently and his entire CAREER with the city has been one huge social engineering attack, starting when he lied about his criminal history to people who almost certainly would have had ample grounds to decline to have hired him in the first place.
An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind.
Also, two wrongs don't make a right.
Make sure you can trust your neighbor.
And who exactly are the shareholders if the CEO is getting stock options?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
The powers that be make it treason on purpose specifically to prevent whistleblowing.
The way to combat high costs is to put competitive pressure in the market.
If costs stay high in spite of good competition then chances are the service is inherently valuable, expensive, or both.
Maybe we should do away with the federal reserve and stop forcing ourselves to borrow in order to inflate.
Countries that print their own money at least don't have to sell their souls to foreign banks to do it.
More like they know the human involvement angle is going to be blatantly suppressed.
Because lopsided focus causes bias.
Nice tactic of the feds, give us too much to hate at once and we have to divide our forces.
Even FISA itself admits it's pretty much rubber stamping everything.
Then it's an interesting catch 22 to ALSO say that the corporation's customers have no standing to challenge the warrants.
The argument is that lavabit was asked to sabotage it's prime selling point.
They might do that anyway to keep the plebs dumb and helpless.
It's hard to use your brain to defend yourself if the powers that be have laid siege to its food supply.