The first amendment guarentees everyone the freedom to practice their religion. It does not guarantee that you will not witness other's practicing of their religion.
I guess the example I was thinking about doesn't involve the ACLU...however, I have seen previous examples where the ACLU sought to prevent other's from exercising their religion because they didn't like it, not because somehow the state was involved.
I don't exactly think that $10 is expensive for a USB-C cable, and in fact, all of these cables that are bad are in that ballpark.
Second Monoprice, but I have never bought something like a USB-C cable from them. (USB-C to C cables peak at 3 A, that is a huge amount of power to put through little cables)
The ACLU believes we should all have freedom from ever seeing any religious practice. I don't even know how you could say they believe in any freedoms.
The funniest part of the whole case was that it was a government owned phone. The FBI should have been able to gain access without any issue, but Apple decided that they wouldn't help in this specific case...
Though all the conspiracy theories going around do come very close for second place.
2) Apple unlocked the phone data for the FBI when asked. 3) The FBI "lost" the password for the data that Apple had already provided in a manner that also meant Apple could not simply repeat what they did in step 2.
WHAT? Links please, as everything I have read says that is not true.
We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
Last I checked, NASA wasn't MANDATED by the constitution.
I would say rabid environmentalists are anti-nuke, because they think the wind and solar power generation will totally produce enough power to decommission all the nuclear plants.
Yeah, Polycom speakerphones are still the gold standard, and their camera systems with the voice tracking capability are lightyears ahead of this with its fixed cameras.
I am picturing a table in the shape of an ass containing a desktop computer.
Personally, I prefer the future where the whole wall is the display, and the computer responds to voice control. It seems that we are almost to that point.
Being sexually interested in men or women doesn't necessarily correlate to feeling like you are a man or a woman. Apparently, this person felt that they were supposed to be a female, and felt that they were a female on the inside, but was interested in women still.
Corporate tax rates are based on profits. If the company spends all its money in various ways, it has no profit, therefore pays no tax. The only way to get around that would be to tax revenue, which would be like humans are taxed, on total income. I just don't see any other way to make it work.
HUMINT is classified at the source as TOP SECRET//HCS, so no, the emails were not classified after the fact. I gave links to the information about the HUMINT emails found in her private email stash, but you can feel free to continue to believe that she did nothing wrong, even though the FBI (run by a Democratic appointee) is investigating her.
So, you want the freedom to take other people's freedoms because you are a bigot?
The first amendment guarentees everyone the freedom to practice their religion. It does not guarantee that you will not witness other's practicing of their religion.
http://www.washingtontimes.com...
I guess the example I was thinking about doesn't involve the ACLU...however, I have seen previous examples where the ACLU sought to prevent other's from exercising their religion because they didn't like it, not because somehow the state was involved.
http://smile.amazon.com/Anker-...
I don't exactly think that $10 is expensive for a USB-C cable, and in fact, all of these cables that are bad are in that ballpark.
Second Monoprice, but I have never bought something like a USB-C cable from them. (USB-C to C cables peak at 3 A, that is a huge amount of power to put through little cables)
The ACLU believes we should all have freedom from ever seeing any religious practice. I don't even know how you could say they believe in any freedoms.
The funniest part of the whole case was that it was a government owned phone. The FBI should have been able to gain access without any issue, but Apple decided that they wouldn't help in this specific case...
Though all the conspiracy theories going around do come very close for second place.
2) Apple unlocked the phone data for the FBI when asked.
3) The FBI "lost" the password for the data that Apple had already provided in a manner that also meant Apple could not simply repeat what they did in step 2.
WHAT? Links please, as everything I have read says that is not true.
Buy only Anker cables? They are sold on Amazon, and are very high quality for pretty low prices.
Good luck with your trademark lawsuit against a Chinese company operating out of China.
Unless you just buy from reputable companies like Anker...
You only live once Wigger?
VMware Fusion? So you are illegally running OSX on a computer sold with Windows?
Or perhaps did you mean VMware player or VMware Workstation?
I totally trust AC with all my credit card security needs.
Especially seeing as how TF2 is a free to play game you can get by signing up an account.
Does solar power or wind power pay for its externalities?
I doubt it as China produces most panels, and they have a great environmental record...
Um, do you make fun of every other country that tries to defend its border from people just walking into their country?
I'm sorry, where is the car in your analogy. I don't understand non car analogies.
So, since you want to get rid of the military, have you called the constitutional convention needed and written up the constitutional amendment?
https://www.law.cornell.edu/co...
We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
Last I checked, NASA wasn't MANDATED by the constitution.
GOP is anti nuke? Since when?
I would say rabid environmentalists are anti-nuke, because they think the wind and solar power generation will totally produce enough power to decommission all the nuclear plants.
I prefer my vapor to be delivered by a vaporizer...
Yeah, Polycom speakerphones are still the gold standard, and their camera systems with the voice tracking capability are lightyears ahead of this with its fixed cameras.
I am picturing a table in the shape of an ass containing a desktop computer.
Personally, I prefer the future where the whole wall is the display, and the computer responds to voice control. It seems that we are almost to that point.
1. Human sexuality is an objective biological binary trait: “XY” and “XX” are genetic markers of health – not genetic markers of a disorder.
Please explain hermaphrodites and people with XXY, or other genetic differences.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Being sexually interested in men or women doesn't necessarily correlate to feeling like you are a man or a woman. Apparently, this person felt that they were supposed to be a female, and felt that they were a female on the inside, but was interested in women still.
Corporate tax rates are based on profits. If the company spends all its money in various ways, it has no profit, therefore pays no tax. The only way to get around that would be to tax revenue, which would be like humans are taxed, on total income. I just don't see any other way to make it work.
HUMINT is classified at the source as TOP SECRET//HCS, so no, the emails were not classified after the fact. I gave links to the information about the HUMINT emails found in her private email stash, but you can feel free to continue to believe that she did nothing wrong, even though the FBI (run by a Democratic appointee) is investigating her.