Very true. What needs to happen is to scale things back and bring in some accountability. Simply eliminating it means you go back to the president using the intelligence services as his own personal army to spy on his political opponents. At least FISA requires some minimal bar of proof to approve something even if after-the-fact.
Introduced a number of bills that provided funding to the development of the Internet. And as said by Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn:
as far back as the 1970s, Congressman Gore promoted the idea of high speed telecommunications as an engine for both economic growth and the improvement of our educational system. He was the first elected official to grasp the potential of computer communications to have a broader impact than just improving the conduct of science and scholarship [...] the Internet, as we know it today, was not deployed until 1983. When the Internet was still in the early stages of its deployment, Congressman Gore provided intellectual leadership by helping create the vision of the potential benefits of high speed computing and communication.
The very pioneers of the Internet have acknowledged his contributions despite all the maligment he gets from the neckbeard crowd.
FISA is way to entrenched to be simply eliminated after 35 years. Hell even when NSLs were initially created with the 1978 FISA act they were actually voluntary to respond to and there were no codified penalties for not complying. They were also extremely limited in scope for whom they could be used by and against. It wasn't until the 2001 FISA amendments as part of the Patriot Act that NSLs got especially heinous.
Almost no one is going to spend a couple hundred dollars to crack HDCP. That's before you even get to the fact that almost no average consumer even knows about being able to bypass it or that HDCP exists. Which is my entire point.
He said coming up on 2 years old. Something being over a year old is coming up on 2 years old. Either way, the iPad 3 was discontinued 10 months ago. So as the GP said, comparing to the latest model iPad is a much better test than the 10 month old discontinued model. The only reason for using the iPad 3 seems to be to purposefully make the iPad look worse otherwise why not use the current model iPad versus the current model Nexus 7?
Where did I accept anything? Acknowledging what is reality does not mean liking or accepting the status quo.
Very true. What needs to happen is to scale things back and bring in some accountability. Simply eliminating it means you go back to the president using the intelligence services as his own personal army to spy on his political opponents. At least FISA requires some minimal bar of proof to approve something even if after-the-fact.
AOL was an Internet service provider and portal to the WWW. That is nothing like Facebook.
Introduced a number of bills that provided funding to the development of the Internet. And as said by Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn:
as far back as the 1970s, Congressman Gore promoted the idea of high speed telecommunications as an engine for both economic growth and the improvement of our educational system. He was the first elected official to grasp the potential of computer communications to have a broader impact than just improving the conduct of science and scholarship [...] the Internet, as we know it today, was not deployed until 1983. When the Internet was still in the early stages of its deployment, Congressman Gore provided intellectual leadership by helping create the vision of the potential benefits of high speed computing and communication.
The very pioneers of the Internet have acknowledged his contributions despite all the maligment he gets from the neckbeard crowd.
Facebook was started in 2004, brah. You didn't know anything about it in the 90s unless you have a working time machine.
FISA is way to entrenched to be simply eliminated after 35 years. Hell even when NSLs were initially created with the 1978 FISA act they were actually voluntary to respond to and there were no codified penalties for not complying. They were also extremely limited in scope for whom they could be used by and against. It wasn't until the 2001 FISA amendments as part of the Patriot Act that NSLs got especially heinous.
Just empty anchors.
It's for the same reason why you lock your front door and put blinds on your windows.
Sure, but the vast majority of web users don't.
How was it "so impossible to cancel"? You:
1) Navigate to live.xbox.com.
2) Sign into your account.
3) Click "My account".
4) Click "Cancel Auto Payment".
Now you've canceled your service.
It's meaningless when most sites use Google Analytics and you'll be tracked by Google anyway.
Yeah all 10 people are making Microsoft quake in their boots.
You wouldn't and neither would almost anyone else.
Almost no one is going to spend a couple hundred dollars to crack HDCP. That's before you even get to the fact that almost no average consumer even knows about being able to bypass it or that HDCP exists. Which is my entire point.
HDCP is broken for those willing to go to the effort to circumvent it. That is an extremely tiny amount of people.
Good thing no one ever lies.
You're welcome.
"Over a year and a half old".
He said coming up on 2 years old. Something being over a year old is coming up on 2 years old. Either way, the iPad 3 was discontinued 10 months ago. So as the GP said, comparing to the latest model iPad is a much better test than the 10 month old discontinued model. The only reason for using the iPad 3 seems to be to purposefully make the iPad look worse otherwise why not use the current model iPad versus the current model Nexus 7?
Out of the box iPhone 5 bought any time in the last few months runs 6.1.4. 6.0.1 is from November of last year.
So either the 3% figure is wrong or the 40m/s figure is wrong.
The article is wrong. Even the fastest 22 bullet has a velocity of 1640 feet/sec or 500 m/sec. 3% of 500 is only 15 m/sec or around 33 mph.
LOL
Then maybe not quote mine his words out of context and it will be less troubling for you?
Send this communist terrorist to Gitmo! *cocks shotgun*