The defense actually has to submit a summary of the defense strategy they want to use in the pre-trial stage. It saves a lot of time if the judge is not going to allow the defense in the end. If the defense isn't able to convince the judge in the summary they won't be able to convince the judge at trial and the jury will not be allowed to clear the defendant based on that defense even if they agree with it.
You mean besides for the LA Times and every other major newspaper in the US? And Slate? And a million other blogs with admins who have an interest in these events?
It isn't tech related at all, there's no great cry for democracy. It's just another coup in an insignificant country.
Borders should be defined strictly. If they are not, the law is faulty and needs to be fixed.
That is precisely what happens when a Judge hands down a decision on a border case. That judgment becomes a precedent which is as good as law in a courtroom unless the previous judgment is overturned.
There are too many possible border cases, consider V&T laws, custody battles,corporate fraud, etc...; situations where the human element introduces a mind boggling number of variables. Lawmaker cannot possibly define a law that covers every contingency. That is the Judges job.
Same here. I plugged in a drive a few weeks ago with a regular straight cable and bent the cable up to fit in the case and the connector promptly snapped off.
VB.NET and C#.NET produce identical code once compiled. That may not be a good thing in and of itself but I use VB.NET for small modules myself when getting it done fast is more important than clean, compact code (one time use scripts, reports, etc).
Whoever did this is clearly an amateur, but not because they use VB.
"Privacy Policies" and "Terms and Conditions" have no legal clout on their own. You can't violate a law because you state that you're going to in your privacy policy, which is exactly what has happened here.
The billions and billions of dollars that sit in corporate bank accounts shouldn't be taxed? CEOs will just start using expense accounts for everything instead of multi-million dollar salaries.
The 99.5% accuracy number is considerably greater than 1/200. The accuracy figure is not a percentage of lookups that are incorrect, but of how close to the correct physical location the query result will be. Even the.5% of wrong locations won't be on the wrong side of the planet so it still makes for a very useful resource for figuring out regions.
Market share may not have anything to do with the ease of breaking into a system, but it certainly makes it a desirable system to break into.
Market share + flaw = exploit
A coder trying to build a bot-net most definitely cares about market share, as does anybody who is profiting from compromising computers (spyware/adware).
Can you cite any database that uses the SSN as a primary key? You'd have to be a pretty dumb database designer to do that. Even if the database doesn't allow for duplicate SSN's, it would be accomplished with a constraint on the SSN field with a normal, auto-incrementing integer as the primary key.
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The defense actually has to submit a summary of the defense strategy they want to use in the pre-trial stage. It saves a lot of time if the judge is not going to allow the defense in the end. If the defense isn't able to convince the judge in the summary they won't be able to convince the judge at trial and the jury will not be allowed to clear the defendant based on that defense even if they agree with it.
Plenty of old cars shared a reservoir for the brake and power steering fluids.
You mean besides for the LA Times and every other major newspaper in the US? And Slate? And a million other blogs with admins who have an interest in these events? It isn't tech related at all, there's no great cry for democracy. It's just another coup in an insignificant country.
Borders should be defined strictly. If they are not, the law is faulty and needs to be fixed.
That is precisely what happens when a Judge hands down a decision on a border case. That judgment becomes a precedent which is as good as law in a courtroom unless the previous judgment is overturned. There are too many possible border cases, consider V&T laws, custody battles,corporate fraud, etc...; situations where the human element introduces a mind boggling number of variables. Lawmaker cannot possibly define a law that covers every contingency. That is the Judges job.
Same here. I plugged in a drive a few weeks ago with a regular straight cable and bent the cable up to fit in the case and the connector promptly snapped off.
Because there is a slim to none chance that 12 random people on a jury all have the same agenda.
VB.NET and C#.NET produce identical code once compiled. That may not be a good thing in and of itself but I use VB.NET for small modules myself when getting it done fast is more important than clean, compact code (one time use scripts, reports, etc). Whoever did this is clearly an amateur, but not because they use VB.
"Privacy Policies" and "Terms and Conditions" have no legal clout on their own. You can't violate a law because you state that you're going to in your privacy policy, which is exactly what has happened here.
The billions and billions of dollars that sit in corporate bank accounts shouldn't be taxed? CEOs will just start using expense accounts for everything instead of multi-million dollar salaries.
The 99.5% accuracy number is considerably greater than 1/200. The accuracy figure is not a percentage of lookups that are incorrect, but of how close to the correct physical location the query result will be. Even the .5% of wrong locations won't be on the wrong side of the planet so it still makes for a very useful resource for figuring out regions.
Market share may not have anything to do with the ease of breaking into a system, but it certainly makes it a desirable system to break into.
Market share + flaw = exploit
A coder trying to build a bot-net most definitely cares about market share, as does anybody who is profiting from compromising computers (spyware/adware).
If you have the video camera app you can hit spacebar twice to turn on the flash permanently. A real flashlight.
Can you cite any database that uses the SSN as a primary key? You'd have to be a pretty dumb database designer to do that. Even if the database doesn't allow for duplicate SSN's, it would be accomplished with a constraint on the SSN field with a normal, auto-incrementing integer as the primary key.