I'm not sure. The Federation was still pretty rosy even though there was the beginnings of trouble in Paradise that had started in TNG which Roddenberry still had some control over (and if not, then certainly Majel did). It was always thus: there is always something that tries to ruin utopia. With TOS it was the Klingons (and to a lesser extent Romulans). TNG had Romulans and Borg. DS9 had Romulans, Borg and The Dominion (oh, my!). Voyager had Borg, Kazon and a distinct lack of direction.
The point being that in order to have a comfortable society it needs to be protected. Some quote about freedom and eternal vigilance springs to mind.
Aside: Swiping "Romulans" gave me "Etonians". Is my phone trying to tell me something?
Another difference is that they don't gamble with their own money. It's much more fun to gamble with other peoples money while getting paid obscene amounts for doing so.
Stores and bars can have security on the doors to prevent unauthorised entry. So can Craigslist. That a law conflates physical trespass with accessing an open site is bathetic.
Most police procedurals have had plentiful episodes where polygraph tests are manipulated detailing these same methods so you don't need any book. Perhaps the feds should go after the writers from the last 20 years for their "dissemination of classified information" as well. Dicks.
The closest I can think of are security D-notices but they are to prevent dissemination of sensitive information by media such as newspapers. They can still say they received one, however.
Alternatively, there are the discredited and soon to be abolished "super" injunctions, but for real secrecy there are Family Court cases.
You got lucky. For a lot of kids, Shakespeare is impenetrable, boring and anachronistic. Plus they have to write tedious essay after tedious essay that basically puts them off for life. However, this is entirely the fault of crap teachers and curricula. Note how many kids "don't like Shakespeare" but like films based on the plays such as West Side Story, The Lion King, Forbidden Planet and Ten Things I Hate About You.
I clicked a link for a turkey fat fryer once on Amazon because I was amazed such a thing existed. For a month afterward I was bombarded with mails and ads trying to flog me one. I suspect that even if I had bought one at the time I'd have still got mails trying to flog me another...
"We" being the jingoistic Sun readers who were as overjoyed as the tabloid was with its front page of "GOTCHA!", presumably. Personally, I found that celebration of death and destruction tasteless in the extreme.
HMS Sheffield was sunk by an Exocet from a Dassault Mirage two days later, most likely as revenge. Critics are of the opinion that if UK hadn't been the first to sink an enemy vessel then none would have been lost on either side.
Yeah, but the Belgrano was running because word leaked out that she was a primary target and when she was engaged she was at full speed towards home. Conqueror had destroy orders even though Belgrano had left the field. Some say she was in Argentine waters when she was sunk, but this has not been verified either way.
Maggie got very snotty that some upstart of a BBC journalist would have the impertinence to question her about this, and although she rode the jingoistic fever to win the next election the writing was on the wall.
Why pick Iran? It has signed both the Biological and Chemical Weapons Conventions. Israel hasn't ratified its signature on the CWC 20 years after signing and has yet to sign BWC, but Iran is a bad guy?
While we didn't have daily attacks, the UK had 30 years of terrorism from one group on mainland soil. Even after all that we didn't turn into what US has after having only suffered one day of it and you're happy to kick freedom to the kerb? WTF is wrong with you?
Bruce Schneier does The Abyss: I had a mental image of Ed Harris yelling into Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio's face "FIGHT! FIGHT! FIIIIIIIIGGGGGHHHHHTTTT!!!!1one" when reading the last sentence of the summary.
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The music helped. I still vividly remember it and it's been years since I last saw that episode.
The City on the Edge of Forever. True, if things had gone well he'd have knobbed Joan Collins.
I'm not sure. The Federation was still pretty rosy even though there was the beginnings of trouble in Paradise that had started in TNG which Roddenberry still had some control over (and if not, then certainly Majel did). It was always thus: there is always something that tries to ruin utopia. With TOS it was the Klingons (and to a lesser extent Romulans). TNG had Romulans and Borg. DS9 had Romulans, Borg and The Dominion (oh, my!). Voyager had Borg, Kazon and a distinct lack of direction.
The point being that in order to have a comfortable society it needs to be protected. Some quote about freedom and eternal vigilance springs to mind.
Aside: Swiping "Romulans" gave me "Etonians". Is my phone trying to tell me something?
The Corps is mother, the Corps is father after all...
Another difference is that they don't gamble with their own money. It's much more fun to gamble with other peoples money while getting paid obscene amounts for doing so.
Stores and bars can have security on the doors to prevent unauthorised entry. So can Craigslist. That a law conflates physical trespass with accessing an open site is bathetic.
Most police procedurals have had plentiful episodes where polygraph tests are manipulated detailing these same methods so you don't need any book. Perhaps the feds should go after the writers from the last 20 years for their "dissemination of classified information" as well. Dicks.
Plus, it is illegal to give a negative reference in UK.
"And we also broke the back button until you hit SUBMIT. Submit, citizen!"
Therefore we need a code that means "we aren't allowed to show you the real code".
Although Microsoft nabbed this unused code for their purposes, the associated text is apposite: Device Misconfigured
In RFCs SHOULD NOT != MUST NOT. There is no imperative that must be followed, merely a guideline that it is beneficial to all to follow.
The closest I can think of are security D-notices but they are to prevent dissemination of sensitive information by media such as newspapers. They can still say they received one, however.
Alternatively, there are the discredited and soon to be abolished "super" injunctions, but for real secrecy there are Family Court cases.
You mean a 4XX response, like the 410 Gone Mark Pilgrim had for his sites a while back.
"He / she's a whistleblower! Can we burn him / her?"
You got lucky. For a lot of kids, Shakespeare is impenetrable, boring and anachronistic. Plus they have to write tedious essay after tedious essay that basically puts them off for life. However, this is entirely the fault of crap teachers and curricula. Note how many kids "don't like Shakespeare" but like films based on the plays such as West Side Story, The Lion King, Forbidden Planet and Ten Things I Hate About You.
I clicked a link for a turkey fat fryer once on Amazon because I was amazed such a thing existed. For a month afterward I was bombarded with mails and ads trying to flog me one. I suspect that even if I had bought one at the time I'd have still got mails trying to flog me another...
"We" being the jingoistic Sun readers who were as overjoyed as the tabloid was with its front page of "GOTCHA!", presumably. Personally, I found that celebration of death and destruction tasteless in the extreme.
HMS Sheffield was sunk by an Exocet from a Dassault Mirage two days later, most likely as revenge. Critics are of the opinion that if UK hadn't been the first to sink an enemy vessel then none would have been lost on either side.
Yeah, but the Belgrano was running because word leaked out that she was a primary target and when she was engaged she was at full speed towards home. Conqueror had destroy orders even though Belgrano had left the field. Some say she was in Argentine waters when she was sunk, but this has not been verified either way.
Maggie got very snotty that some upstart of a BBC journalist would have the impertinence to question her about this, and although she rode the jingoistic fever to win the next election the writing was on the wall.
Why pick Iran? It has signed both the Biological and Chemical Weapons Conventions. Israel hasn't ratified its signature on the CWC 20 years after signing and has yet to sign BWC, but Iran is a bad guy?
What?
Reply should be directed at GP. Slip of finger. Apologies.
While we didn't have daily attacks, the UK had 30 years of terrorism from one group on mainland soil. Even after all that we didn't turn into what US has after having only suffered one day of it and you're happy to kick freedom to the kerb? WTF is wrong with you?
Bruce Schneier does The Abyss: I had a mental image of Ed Harris yelling into Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio's face "FIGHT! FIGHT! FIIIIIIIIGGGGGHHHHHTTTT!!!!1one" when reading the last sentence of the summary.
Stop it. They were hard enough to get in UK before the bankruptcy and all you're doing is making me want one even more.