I can't say until you try. 95% reelection rates say you're not trying. If all you're going to do is show up once every two years, I don't expect much to happen. Working the system means working the system.
Maybe the trick is.. not to follow bad example, kind of like doing the *right thing* despite what others are doing. Not that a stupid law is going to make a difference or anything. That's purely a PR thing after the party just gave another pass to Wall Street.
Point of 'discovery' doesn't sound so easy to prove in court, unless it's documented I suppose. The best to thing to assume now is to assume the worst. All systems are compromised. It's just too easy to do, especially for you-know-who...
What we're dealing with here is a police failure...
We are dealing with our own failure, to control the authoritarians, but it's basically because most people identify with and support the authorities that we have this problem. People want to be the authority. I heard a guy once say, paraphrasing, *I don't mind a dictatorship, as long as I'm the dictator*. This is what most people feel. So, we have what we have. We are certainly NOT Charlie. The voters are siding with the terrorists with all this censorship crap. And we are seeing the fascists grow stronger for it.
Pythagoras imposed his quasi-religious philosophies... about never urinating towards the sun...
when Pythagoras’s student Hippasus tried to calculate the value of [square root of] 2, he found that it was not possible to express it as a fraction, thereby indicating the potential existence of a whole new world of numbers, the irrational numbers (numbers that can not be expressed as simple fractions of integers). This discovery rather shattered the elegant mathematical world built up by Pythagoras and his followers, and the existence of a number that could not be expressed as the ratio of two of God's creations (which is how they thought of the integers) jeopardized the cult's entire belief system.
Poor Hippasus was apparently drowned by the secretive Pythagoreans for broadcasting this important discovery to the outside world.
And the worst problem of remote storage is that you need an internet service provider at both ends to access it. Maybe it's the second worst. Liability issues involving content would be the worst.
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Why didn't you burn the tapes?
He says because he was under medication...
Yeah there is, only we are the ones providing it to the corp/govt, on very nice plates
You think voting could change that?
I can't say until you try. 95% reelection rates say you're not trying. If all you're going to do is show up once every two years, I don't expect much to happen. Working the system means working the system.
Maybe the trick is.. not to follow bad example, kind of like doing the *right thing* despite what others are doing. Not that a stupid law is going to make a difference or anything. That's purely a PR thing after the party just gave another pass to Wall Street.
Begs the question, Is it illegal to shout 'Fore!' in a crowed theater?
Anyway he has to say these things because he still works for the party.
I'll assume you know it's been done..
Point of 'discovery' doesn't sound so easy to prove in court, unless it's documented I suppose. The best to thing to assume now is to assume the worst. All systems are compromised. It's just too easy to do, especially for you-know-who...
I'm very sorry for the down-mod. I really thought my reply would have gotten you off the hook. I even *showed my work*.
C'mon people. Work with me here
Managed to get up to 38% of the people who actually voted last time...
That these kind of people get one vote says all that needs to be said. I'm not going to quibble over percentages.
Just put the damn ballot on paper. Computers will never be trustworthy. It is impossible.
for PR's sake.
They don't need that anymore. And maybe the manufactures prefer that Google doesn't patch it. It relieves them of all liability.
Scary or not, he wins elections. That makes the voters even more scary.
You're right. More are being made of of carbon fiber and other materials, and some in peoples' garages. Personally, I prefer metal.
And yes, we can call them birds. We can call lots of things 'birds', planes, satellites, girls... I got one that whistles and one that sings...
What we're dealing with here is a police failure...
We are dealing with our own failure, to control the authoritarians, but it's basically because most people identify with and support the authorities that we have this problem. People want to be the authority. I heard a guy once say, paraphrasing, *I don't mind a dictatorship, as long as I'm the dictator*. This is what most people feel. So, we have what we have. We are certainly NOT Charlie. The voters are siding with the terrorists with all this censorship crap. And we are seeing the fascists grow stronger for it.
Let's hope it brings about more incentive to route around it. Censorship must be defeated by any means possible.
Not worth the price. Safe harbor can be provided without the other baggage. It's a sham.
Yes it is. The content is irrelevant.
Damn! The link between Pythagoras and Kim isn't so weak! Whoa! Reincarnation?
Pythagoras hacked Sony to suppress the truth
Pythagoras imposed his quasi-religious philosophies... about never urinating towards the sun...
when Pythagoras’s student Hippasus tried to calculate the value of [square root of] 2, he found that it was not possible to express it as a fraction, thereby indicating the potential existence of a whole new world of numbers, the irrational numbers (numbers that can not be expressed as simple fractions of integers). This discovery rather shattered the elegant mathematical world built up by Pythagoras and his followers, and the existence of a number that could not be expressed as the ratio of two of God's creations (which is how they thought of the integers) jeopardized the cult's entire belief system.
Poor Hippasus was apparently drowned by the secretive Pythagoreans for broadcasting this important discovery to the outside world.
... is exactly the same as brutally murdering...
Oldest trick in the books there, pal. Maybe that garbage works on some, but it falls flat on this end... Censorship is bad. Nothing else to say.
Got any crackers?
And the worst problem of remote storage is that you need an internet service provider at both ends to access it. Maybe it's the second worst. Liability issues involving content would be the worst.
It's not really idiocy if the cops come and steal your computer. It's a little like an offsite backup.
Only if all liability is removed. The encryption bullshit won't protect you from the rubber hose and contempt of court.
That's right. Create an alternative. As for Google, well fuck them too!