The problem is that the federal reserve is specifically designed to siphon capital out of america, and also force the government to borrow to issue new money.
Banks have shares in the federal reserve, and those banks, even if they are foreign owned, are entitled to a statutory dividend.
Even if you make something impossible, you still have to convince the court that it's impossible in order to avoid being locked up for 13 years on a contempt charge.
Which means the court can use the mere threat of a perpetual contempt sentence to coerce you to make things easier for them ahead of time...just in case.
The fact that the state would be embarrassed was actually used as evidence to keep things hush hush?
Not too far from getting hanged for insulting the king.
I have a much better idea:
Anyone knowingly provoking a false execution is guilty of murder. Gives an incentive to people not to botch a capital case, and as a face saving measure the state can shift the blame off of itself and retain its dignity.
Even worse, the government says that by having the evidence in the hands of a third party you no longer have an expectation of privacy requiring a warrant in the first place.
If you managed to piss someone off that is now DoS'ing you like this chances are you're screwed and the attacks are only going to stop when your ISP gets fed up with it and pulls the plug on you.
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So sovereignty is pretty much admitting that at the international level the only law that really matters is the law of the jungle.
Let me introduce you to a thing called the federal reserve.
You mean the same media that the feds just intimidated by taking the files in the first place?
The powers that be don't even seem to care about even a pretense of constitutionality.
Why the hell are they using a gun warrant to seize papers?
Don't they have to go back and get a new warrant?
No cookie for you.
You completely missed my reference to Cube 2.
Who cares about izon?
You really need to worry more about dogs named Skippy.
The problem is that the federal reserve is specifically designed to siphon capital out of america, and also force the government to borrow to issue new money.
Banks have shares in the federal reserve, and those banks, even if they are foreign owned, are entitled to a statutory dividend.
It's both ways.
Letting the market punish the screwups is part of the overall efficiency.
Sadly the feds are probably more likely to listen to oracle.
Not to mention taking advantage of preferential treatment.
+1 Funny
+1 informative.
And mods? This is friggin slashdot!
Grammar nazis are more than welcome here, you should know that.
Just because your biased doesn't mean your wrong.
Part of the incentive for mining is also in earning transaction fees for confirming transactions.
I bet part of the insane figure is to punish anyone who they owe money to for daring to give credit to them.
That and the whole thing about making an example out of them.
If an idea is going to piss off the special interests that got our congress critters elected, it's probably not going to fly.
Probably because Blizzard's ToS is written specifically to make such software difficult to write.
To be blunt, they don't like competition.
Even if you make something impossible, you still have to convince the court that it's impossible in order to avoid being locked up for 13 years on a contempt charge.
Which means the court can use the mere threat of a perpetual contempt sentence to coerce you to make things easier for them ahead of time...just in case.
Wow.
The fact that the state would be embarrassed was actually used as evidence to keep things hush hush?
Not too far from getting hanged for insulting the king.
I have a much better idea:
Anyone knowingly provoking a false execution is guilty of murder. Gives an incentive to people not to botch a capital case, and as a face saving measure the state can shift the blame off of itself and retain its dignity.
The government is driving us crazy and we need to put the brakes on it.
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Even worse, the government says that by having the evidence in the hands of a third party you no longer have an expectation of privacy requiring a warrant in the first place.
If you managed to piss someone off that is now DoS'ing you like this chances are you're screwed and the attacks are only going to stop when your ISP gets fed up with it and pulls the plug on you.
HA!