I haven't moved any goal posts. I'm asking you to backup your original claim. You won't, because you can't.
You said "many many parts", so I asked for 3. I'm pointing out the fact that the loophole exists in the deal. It's not my loophole - it's literally in the fucking deal.
You made the claim that the deal has "many many parts" and that "most" of them "directly involve gathering evidence that Iran is complying".
I asked you to detail 3 of those parts. You made the claim. Put up or shut up.
I also asked you to include the part of the deal that prevents inspections ar certain locations. Why? Because even if you went and pulled some language from the deal, you would invariably miss the giant loophole. No one is allowed to "gather evidence" at locations Iran doesn't want them to. Hint: Iran will not let people inspect locations where they're developing nukes.
Nor is presenting it, or a hash of it, proof of having the corresponding biology. It's just a password at that point, and one the legitimate user has no direct control of. If they lose a finger, fuck up their eye with diabetes, get a scar on their face, etc. they're fucked. If an attacker can spoof their biometrics (or the hash a biometric reader puts out), the legitimate user can't easily reset their biology.
Nope. It's just the private key. Someone who pwns the host machine can copy the private key and reuse it later, with no need to know whatever opens the Yubikey/whatever device and no need to physically have the Yubikey/whatever device.
Unless someone is physically inspecting the "something you have" or "something you are", it's just something you're telling them, and thus it's effectively "something you know".
The "users" of the computer are the various chunks of code running on it and, ultimately, whoever they phone home to.
Unless you audit and understand all code running on your system, you have to prevent programs from being naughty and reaching into some other program's cookie jar.
I've watched every episode of Dirty Jobs and the people doing the jobs seemed satisfied, happy, and genuinely eager to work. It's almost like having a "bad" job has more to do with the people than the work.
I somehow quoted the wrong thing, and going back to find the right think I realized the original bitching was specifically about 12 KHz sine, triangle, etc. waves sounding the same.
That's correct. Those waveforms only sound distinct at lower frequencies. Once you get over 8 KHz they start to sound alike, and when you hit half of your hearing range they're going to be indistinguishable.
16kHz square, triangle, and sine waves all sound definitely different
WTF?
There's a reason old sound hardware had dedicated voices for square waves, triangle waves, sawtooth waves, etc. They sound incredibly different, even at the same pitch and volume (RMS).
Did you miss the multiple times in the speech where he pointed out that unemployment is low, unemployment for specific groups is at all time lows, wages are increasing, companies are handing out fucking bonuses again, etc.?
But please, continue to tell me how this is all make believe and the economy is still in the Obama gutter (which you'll still blame on Bush).
Cover letters are the dumbest fucking thing ever. How about you read the resume or the duplicated information from it that's on the application form? Why do you want some useless narrative attached?
The part where you don't appreciate the difference between writing shitty executive orders to do stupid shit and writing executive orders that merely cancel said stupid shit.
The Deal has many many parts, most of which directly involve gathering evidence that Iran is complying.
Please detail 3. Don't forget to include the part where no one is allowed to gather evidence at certain locations, because they're totally not doing shit over there, nope, nosiree.
Obama or any successors don't need the Congress to wage war.
The President cannot declare war. Congress declares war. The President can deploy the military, but cannot unilaterally wage war without a declaration of war.
Any disagreeable or extended action without a declaration of war from Congress, or without an existing agreement calling for US action (such as in Vietnam, Korea, etc., where the US was never at war) will result in Congress having a fit. Congress would then cut funding to the military, impeach the President, etc. to stop it.
There was a bit of rabble rousing from the usual suspects when Trump launched a few missiles recently. Some congress critters were hemming and hawing about how Trump should have gone to Congress for approval before taking action, even though he didn't have to. They groaned about how if he wants to continue action like that he's gonna have to seek their approval so they can make a point about putting him through the ringer, making him kiss the ring, etc. before ultimately letting him do his job and engage in military actions that they and their constituents approve of.
It's not a treaty. It's an agreement. Iran agreed to do a thing, the UNSC permanent members and the EU agreed to do a thing, all within the bounds of their respective executive powers. Congress's approval was not necessary, because nothing in the deal required legislative authority.
An agreement between nations is called a treaty.
What Iran had was an agreement with Obama. An agreement that delivered them pallets of cold hard cash for a promise that we weren't allowed to verify and that we already knew they weren't going to keep.
As for the Trade Deal, Trump already supports TPP and literally said he wants guest workers to do your jobs to a bunch of supporters at a rally (that went over about as well as you'd expect, but his approval rating still hasn't budged).
It went over fine. Because he said they have to go back. Funny how you omitted that.
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you have to announce and get consent from the other party before you start recording the call.
Consent is the other person staying on the line.
I haven't moved any goal posts. I'm asking you to backup your original claim. You won't, because you can't.
You said "many many parts", so I asked for 3.
I'm pointing out the fact that the loophole exists in the deal. It's not my loophole - it's literally in the fucking deal.
You made the claim that the deal has "many many parts" and that "most" of them "directly involve gathering evidence that Iran is complying".
I asked you to detail 3 of those parts.
You made the claim. Put up or shut up.
I also asked you to include the part of the deal that prevents inspections ar certain locations.
Why? Because even if you went and pulled some language from the deal, you would invariably miss the giant loophole. No one is allowed to "gather evidence" at locations Iran doesn't want them to. Hint: Iran will not let people inspect locations where they're developing nukes.
Nor is presenting it, or a hash of it, proof of having the corresponding biology.
It's just a password at that point, and one the legitimate user has no direct control of. If they lose a finger, fuck up their eye with diabetes, get a scar on their face, etc. they're fucked. If an attacker can spoof their biometrics (or the hash a biometric reader puts out), the legitimate user can't easily reset their biology.
Yes, of course they are.
They aren't better than passwords, unless you're trying to sell them as a "solution".
Nope. It's just the private key. Someone who pwns the host machine can copy the private key and reuse it later, with no need to know whatever opens the Yubikey/whatever device and no need to physically have the Yubikey/whatever device.
Unless someone is physically inspecting the "something you have" or "something you are", it's just something you're telling them, and thus it's effectively "something you know".
You mean y21c.
The "users" of the computer are the various chunks of code running on it and, ultimately, whoever they phone home to.
Unless you audit and understand all code running on your system, you have to prevent programs from being naughty and reaching into some other program's cookie jar.
I find it hilarious that the world's largest company can't figure out '.
He seems to think that the U.S. can stand alone in the world and survive. He, of course, is completely wrong.
Oh, how wrong you are!
The rest of the world couldn't even feed itself if the US closed itself off. They'd destroy themselves in war in a heartbeat.
I've watched every episode of Dirty Jobs and the people doing the jobs seemed satisfied, happy, and genuinely eager to work.
It's almost like having a "bad" job has more to do with the people than the work.
I somehow quoted the wrong thing, and going back to find the right think I realized the original bitching was specifically about 12 KHz sine, triangle, etc. waves sounding the same.
That's correct. Those waveforms only sound distinct at lower frequencies. Once you get over 8 KHz they start to sound alike, and when you hit half of your hearing range they're going to be indistinguishable.
16kHz square, triangle, and sine waves all sound definitely different
WTF?
There's a reason old sound hardware had dedicated voices for square waves, triangle waves, sawtooth waves, etc.
They sound incredibly different, even at the same pitch and volume (RMS).
Did you miss the multiple times in the speech where he pointed out that unemployment is low, unemployment for specific groups is at all time lows, wages are increasing, companies are handing out fucking bonuses again, etc.?
But please, continue to tell me how this is all make believe and the economy is still in the Obama gutter (which you'll still blame on Bush).
Cover letters are the dumbest fucking thing ever. How about you read the resume or the duplicated information from it that's on the application form? Why do you want some useless narrative attached?
The fruity Mentos are great.
Reality doesn't give a flying fuck about political masturbation.
The Constitution of the United States of America and its treaties with other nations? Mere political masturbation!
-WaffleMonster
Uh huh. Who said it was a treaty?
President Hassan Rouhani - "By exiting the deal, America has officially undermined its commitment to an international treaty."
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The part where you don't appreciate the difference between writing shitty executive orders to do stupid shit and writing executive orders that merely cancel said stupid shit.
Rule by Presidential Executive Order is OK with you?
Of course! As long as it's a BHO executive order. Those DJT executive orders? EVIL! RACIST! TRAITOR!!!
The Deal has many many parts, most of which directly involve gathering evidence that Iran is complying.
Please detail 3. Don't forget to include the part where no one is allowed to gather evidence at certain locations, because they're totally not doing shit over there, nope, nosiree.
Obama or any successors don't need the Congress to wage war.
The President cannot declare war. Congress declares war.
The President can deploy the military, but cannot unilaterally wage war without a declaration of war.
Any disagreeable or extended action without a declaration of war from Congress, or without an existing agreement calling for US action (such as in Vietnam, Korea, etc., where the US was never at war) will result in Congress having a fit. Congress would then cut funding to the military, impeach the President, etc. to stop it.
There was a bit of rabble rousing from the usual suspects when Trump launched a few missiles recently. Some congress critters were hemming and hawing about how Trump should have gone to Congress for approval before taking action, even though he didn't have to. They groaned about how if he wants to continue action like that he's gonna have to seek their approval so they can make a point about putting him through the ringer, making him kiss the ring, etc. before ultimately letting him do his job and engage in military actions that they and their constituents approve of.
It's not a treaty. It's an agreement. Iran agreed to do a thing, the UNSC permanent members and the EU agreed to do a thing, all within the bounds of their respective executive powers. Congress's approval was not necessary, because nothing in the deal required legislative authority.
An agreement between nations is called a treaty.
What Iran had was an agreement with Obama. An agreement that delivered them pallets of cold hard cash for a promise that we weren't allowed to verify and that we already knew they weren't going to keep.
Fuck anyone who supports that shit.
As for the Trade Deal, Trump already supports TPP and literally said he wants guest workers to do your jobs to a bunch of supporters at a rally (that went over about as well as you'd expect, but his approval rating still hasn't budged).
It went over fine. Because he said they have to go back. Funny how you omitted that.