Photographers can still get closer than 65', they just have to get the CG to say "ok" first, and probably have to suffer the oppressive yoke of being escorted. Just another sign that the ter'ists already dun won the war...some shiz about giving up liberty for protection seems applicable.
AFAIK Sony killed PS2 backwards compatibility in the 3. So while your statement may be true for you (until Sony decides to push a patch to disable hardware and software compatibility), anyone who has a newer unit will not have the same experience.
Or just set "normal business hours" and require votes to occur during said hours. But then it'll just give the legislators another 8 hours to come up with more stupid riders and pork to shove into the existing crap and try to get it to pass.
I could see your idea being abused by both sides as a propoganda tool. Call votes for popular bills after hours, knowing that they won't pass but the majority of those voting "for" are in the one party that stayed late. Come next election season, hello smear campaign using several of these.
Yet our own (US) polticians pull the same underhanded bs. Sadly, I can see the French polarizing and demanding some sort of resolution to the activity before the typical American does much more than getting up to get another six pack of soda/beer during the next American Idol commercial break.
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Oh yeah, it's all fun and games until someone in the legislature thinks that it actually IS a good idea. :)
Photographers can still get closer than 65', they just have to get the CG to say "ok" first, and probably have to suffer the oppressive yoke of being escorted. Just another sign that the ter'ists already dun won the war...some shiz about giving up liberty for protection seems applicable.
AFAIK Sony killed PS2 backwards compatibility in the 3. So while your statement may be true for you (until Sony decides to push a patch to disable hardware and software compatibility), anyone who has a newer unit will not have the same experience.
Unless she texts it to you during the act.
Or just set "normal business hours" and require votes to occur during said hours. But then it'll just give the legislators another 8 hours to come up with more stupid riders and pork to shove into the existing crap and try to get it to pass.
I could see your idea being abused by both sides as a propoganda tool. Call votes for popular bills after hours, knowing that they won't pass but the majority of those voting "for" are in the one party that stayed late. Come next election season, hello smear campaign using several of these.
Yet our own (US) polticians pull the same underhanded bs. Sadly, I can see the French polarizing and demanding some sort of resolution to the activity before the typical American does much more than getting up to get another six pack of soda/beer during the next American Idol commercial break.