Make it voting week so that everyone has a chance to get through.
No stupid "poor districts get a few crappy machines but the rich folks get shiny piles of them" problems, or people not having a chance to vote, and so on.
If refusing to be groped or searched means you aren't allowed to board the plane, you are not complying of your own free will. You are being placed under duress by having your non refundable plane fare held hostage.
Google has NEVER invaded my privacy, except by accident.
They make their privacy policies crystal clear and make it very easy to opt out.
Facebook on the other hand has tricked people into giving them their personal information, and then sneaking opt-out-now-or-forever-hold-your-peace clauses into their terms and making everything shared by default.
And not to mention refusing to delete data on request. I cancelled my face book and they're still whoring my data out.
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Sounds like it might be the perfect thing for quantum computers to handle.
All primes except 2 are odd.
Otherwise 2 itself would be a factor which would make it not so prime anymore.
You miss the point that the proximate cause of killing is a desire to slay, not merely the availability of the tool to do so.
Quite right.
Facebook isn't killing text messaging, it's just giving carriers an excuse to.
See also who kills people, guns or other people.
Answer: people, the gun is just something they use to shoot with and without a gun they'd just use a knife instead.
All I hear about in the news these days is about how bitcoins are stolen.
The agreement is implied when you order off a menu that has prices listed.
I'd leave if I could do so without being raped by the TSA on the way out.
Legally you'd probably be in the clear too.
Nintendo v. Galoob established the right to make private derived works.
Nobody, because the DVD and Blu-ray panels would sue the vendors into oblivion for patent infringement.
That is how the DRM is enforced at a legal level. Patent the algorithm and require you to implement DRM to get a license. No DRM, no patent license.
It's only illegal if you do it, but not if big business or the government does it.
Actually they are NOT required to be consistent at all.
As long as they're not violating civil rights of a protected class, they can hire AND fire whoever they damn please.
Make it voting week so that everyone has a chance to get through.
No stupid "poor districts get a few crappy machines but the rich folks get shiny piles of them" problems, or people not having a chance to vote, and so on.
Also, absentee ballots.
Which is why the machines should be randomly audited on a steady but irregular basis.
Which is often why we have impeachment and/or recall.
And then someone rats them out and they get fired for lying about it.
Expecting employees to lie is not a viable workaround, and neither is any other ethically questionable action.
That's because negligence is usually a CIVIL matter.
Maybe companies should stop touting proprietary features in an attempt to infect the market and strong-arm the standards committees.
Federal Tort Claims act allows lawsuits for tortious actions of federal employees.
If I could cast negative votes, I would have.
How the fuck are you SUPPOSED to vote when the only people running are Kodos and Kang?
Leave, not get on your flight, and *forfeit your non refundable fare*
Even if they didn't use force she still didn't comply of her own free will.
Considering that refusing to be searched implies forfeiting her non refundable plane fare, I'd call it duress.
If refusing to be groped or searched means you aren't allowed to board the plane, you are not complying of your own free will. You are being placed under duress by having your non refundable plane fare held hostage.
I'd prefer "deceived"
They pretty much told her that paper she had from the doctor was written by a moron.
She should sue the fuck out of them for starters.
Passing her machine through the scanner EVEN AFTER a doctor's note said otherwise is grossly negligent or reckless or worse.
Google has NEVER invaded my privacy, except by accident.
They make their privacy policies crystal clear and make it very easy to opt out.
Facebook on the other hand has tricked people into giving them their personal information, and then sneaking opt-out-now-or-forever-hold-your-peace clauses into their terms and making everything shared by default.
And not to mention refusing to delete data on request. I cancelled my face book and they're still whoring my data out.