That's just stupid if this isn't entrapment he needs another lawyer. Like saying your horny, when someone shows you a dark alley and a girl then arrest you for rape.
Given he was a time bomb, and just looking for a chance; but to fabricate one is a make believe crime.
Bottom line of link:
And, on top of that, the court has now sanctified this whole practice of abusing surveillance to spy on people, and then laundering the evidence so no one can challenge it. This is terrible, and hopefully an appeal on this particular issue is forthcoming."
It implies Snowden didn't have the access to access records without using someone else's account. Which answers (very nicely) how he was allowed to access these records in the first place,
It answers things I'm not even aware of, but I do question the fact they can't find log file(s) showing who downloaded what.
It's part of the paper trail involving secret and classified material, I take it out of a safe I have to sign that I did so they know who has it. They download it and no record,..
Opera browser has a small arrow pointing down to the far right of the address bar, if you click on that all of the sites you've been to that session will show, you can then select one you've closed earlier. Close Opera and they are all gone, a temp history of your current browsing and yes it's very helpful. - Ctrl [plus] Shift [plus] T works as well. (Yep, Windows and Mint).
I would say the pause/break key is the best as well as a virtually unknown shortcut. it allows you to stop a post from scrolling during boot up.
You know how it is, your looking for info on your system and the bios post flashes by way to fast to read. You press the Pause/break key and the post will stop, Enter key to continue. I've found many BIOS numbers this way; timing is everything. (Intel chips at least).
"Tepco has built nearly 1,000 tanks at the sprawling complex to store as many as 335,000 tons of contaminated water, the product of coolant pumped into the reactors to keep their cores from overheating,"
Old Plutonium reactors in this area used to pump cooling water through the reactors then into huge holding tanks too cool heat wise before being released back into the Columbia river. There were two holding tanks and switched when one was full. Fuel elements at that time were maybe 1.5 inches wide, 6 inches long; and they popped like popcorn I've heard it say -they were still learning how to do it.
An Eastern Washington newspaper sampled a lot of areas for radiation, where the Columbia river turns after the reactors there a build up and fairly high levels. I have lived on and off about 50 miles downstream of the Hanford Site all my life as has hundreds of thousands others. Kids are being born with no hair, or teeth but otherwise normal.
massive underground storage tanks ranging in capacity from 55,000 gallons to more than 1,000,000 gallons to hold the wastes. Scientists believed that the tanks would only be used temporarily until a permanent place to dispose of the waste was identified. http://www.hanford.gov/page.cfm/TankFarms
Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository isn't panning, out storage waste levels leakage control are well known.
"UNBELIEVABLE CUSTOMER SERVICE EMAIL FROM GROUPON - Threatening me with Bad yelps for not letting him bully me into a sales pitch!!!!! Talk about Abusive business practices (my response is below)" http://archive.is/lIFF5 (archive of facebook posting of orginial posting by Sauce)
If you'd like to watch Andrew Johnston show a lack of understanding how threating someone in print is a bad thing, demonstrate how sales is not handled, lose this job and put Sauce on the map do give it a read.
Water cooling would be a lot more useful if there were some genuinely nice, well-designed cases out there to put these water-cooling systems into. Even the high-end cases aren't very good; they're much too large, they're plasticky and cheap, they don't have toolless drive bays, they have way too many drive bays, etc.
Ah your not looking hard enough I've had water cooling for over two years now in a very nice cooler master haf 922 steal case, I can't find the heat transfer rate just the CPU temps which have never gotten above 75 C with OTTC (i7-920 overclocked to 4.5Ghz).
I started with a H50 that looks a lot like this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835181031 a radiator with tubes running to and from a copper block that sits on the CPU, water or some liquid being propelled by a small pump. A lot less weight than other coolers.
I just got a Thermaltake Water 2.0 Extreme http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835106190 which has twice the radiator surface area. This is water cooling in every respect, but only for the CPU, the new radiator took some work to fit in my case but I managed, it sits sideways. My case is made for water cooling, all the fittings and tubing for CPU, video cards and memory.
Running OTTC system stress tester the small radiator and fans blew a lot of heat away from the CPU and kept it at a very decent temperatures.
A very nice case is the Cooler master HAF 932, I bought it for my son, it's a bit larger than mine, the new radiator would of fit nicely in it and it comes with rollers:} though we never installed them http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119213 Steel case with plastic front bezel, the top is made to pour liquid into a reservoir covered by rubber if not used for that, He runs a H50 himself.
I do share your feelings. I'm glad there's a mirror, but it's not the same - be it how long the mirror'er will host it and the links name.
I read it yesterday (the original) when it was linked on another website. I read of his two loves, his first had a Yellow Merlin (car) that she crossed the l to read Martin. The second had a car that was parked with the emergency brake set when it rolled into the water; young en's had been seen in the vicinity before the mishap.
Much too old to care or change, if it related it's meaning it got it's point across. Not much time to write have to check on the Ghoti, had a problem with the water lately.
Oh, but you're fine with blocking Google's ads and then playing the martyr when they ban your app just like you banned my xbox.
I looked at the EULA and yep: "Microsoft may block or otherwise prevent delivery of any type of email, instant message, or other communication to or from the Services as part of our effort to protect the Services or our customers, or otherwise enforce this Agreement." http://www.xbox.com/en-US/legal/livetou
Not that I didn't believe you, just want to add something antiMS, due an OS I have to prevent the "required" Internet Explorer from operating.
"Capt. Trimmer's book were none too useful in my efforts to avoid huge ships, as I was recently struck by a very large ship indeed, a cruise vessel called the 'Costa Concordia'....Capt. Trimmer's advice would have been immensely beneficial to humans, fish, seabirds, and other animals, but I am none of those things. I'm a big rock."
I've had it for a month now and haven't tested it to see if it block out my web cam or if I'll need to replace the LED's with IR LED's (I'm sure I will) but I have a base, all the hard work is done.
This area (East Washington State) would liked to of had the waste and was working on a repository (testing). West Washington State and the political power didn't; work was stopped and Nevada's Yucca Mountain became the designated (and only) high level nuclear waste burial site.
Something does need to be done with the nuclear waste, other than storage pools at each nuclear plant.
Besides the hearing loss of those who fly without hearing protection, your not going to be sneaking up on anything. I can see one at every circus or event that want themselves noticed, loose gravel/dirt flyover areas to really get some attention.
On the other hand for Wildlife management this would be very helpful if there's a need to constantly "herd" animals; not to mention being fun as heck to fly.
I couldn't find anything to grab on to, other than "8.2 Simple redshift completeness mask" of the PDF but figure I was on the wrong track (ie: made no sense to me).
AdBlock/Ghostery helps a lot. But yeah, I agree that they have intruding ads
It's been mentioned that Windows will disable a HOSTS file, I've wondered about mine recently as sites are getting through that shouldn't.Logging on to/. Ghostery claimed it was blocking two Google analytics sites and doubleclick; Ghostery should of never seen them.
Ok, my bad; Ghostery doesn't block sites, it blocks scripts "which are objects embedded in a web page" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostery so even when it mentions what it's "blocked" it's already been blocked by the HOSTS file.
Is interesting to see just what's blocked for each web site/page.
AdBlock/Ghostery helps a lot. But yeah, I agree that they have intruding ads
Never heard of Ghostery so gave it a try, had a version for Opera which I thought special (Opera being the black sheep of browsers).
It's been mentioned that Windows will disable a HOSTS file, I've wondered about mine recently as sites are getting through that shouldn't. Logging on to/. Ghostery claimed it was blocking two Google analytics sites and doubleclick; Ghostery should of never seen them.
If you go to the " Go the the Marshall Space Flight Center Ustream channel" link there's (obnoxious) music being played; had a lot of links opened and took awhile to find where it was coming from.
Slashdot Mirror
(No quote message option) ,
by EmperorArthur (1113223: Here's another one.
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20130829/16135324356/court-says-feds-dont-have-to-reveal-secret-evidence-it-gathered-against-terror-suspect-using-fisa.shtml
That's just stupid if this isn't entrapment he needs another lawyer. Like saying your horny, when someone shows you a dark alley and a girl then arrest you for rape. Given he was a time bomb, and just looking for a chance; but to fabricate one is a make believe crime.
Bottom line of link:
And, on top of that, the court has now sanctified this whole practice of abusing surveillance to spy on people, and then laundering the evidence so no one can challenge it. This is terrible, and hopefully an appeal on this particular issue is forthcoming."
It implies Snowden didn't have the access to access records without using someone else's account.
Which answers (very nicely) how he was allowed to access these records in the first place,
It answers things I'm not even aware of, but I do question the fact they can't find log file(s) showing who downloaded what.
It's part of the paper trail involving secret and classified material, I take it out of a safe I have to sign that I did so they know who has it. They download it and no record,..
I figure most are hardened to the Internet now, get rich quick schemes, and if if it seems too good....
all get a quick glance then removed.
But haven't seen what was sent to the developers, that would of been an important item to of linked to.
Opera browser has a small arrow pointing down to the far right of the address bar, if you click on that all of the sites you've been to that session will show,
you can then select one you've closed earlier. Close Opera and they are all gone, a temp history of your current browsing and yes it's very helpful.
- Ctrl [plus] Shift [plus] T works as well. (Yep, Windows and Mint).
I would say the pause/break key is the best as well as a virtually unknown shortcut. it allows you to stop a post from scrolling during boot up.
You know how it is, your looking for info on your system and the bios post flashes by way to fast to read.
You press the Pause/break key and the post will stop, Enter key to continue. I've found many BIOS numbers this way; timing is everything.
(Intel chips at least).
"Tepco has built nearly 1,000 tanks at the sprawling complex to store as many as 335,000 tons of contaminated water, the product of coolant pumped into the reactors to keep their cores from overheating,"
Old Plutonium reactors in this area used to pump cooling water through the reactors then into huge holding tanks too cool heat wise before being released back into the Columbia river. There were two holding tanks and switched when one was full. Fuel elements at that time were maybe 1.5 inches wide, 6 inches long;
and they popped like popcorn I've heard it say -they were still learning how to do it.
An Eastern Washington newspaper sampled a lot of areas for radiation, where the Columbia river turns after the reactors there a build up and fairly high levels.
I have lived on and off about 50 miles downstream of the Hanford Site all my life as has hundreds of thousands others. Kids are being born with no hair, or teeth but otherwise normal.
My area
The Hanford Tank Farms house 53 million gallons of high-level radioactive and chemical waste that is the byproduct of “reprocessing” spent nuclear fuel.* .
http://www.hanfordchallenge.org/the-big-issues/tank-waste/
massive underground storage tanks ranging in capacity from 55,000 gallons to more than 1,000,000 gallons to hold the wastes. Scientists believed that the tanks would only be used temporarily until a permanent place to dispose of the waste was identified.
http://www.hanford.gov/page.cfm/TankFarms
Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository isn't panning, out storage waste levels leakage control are well known.
Surfed from the story to “Streisand Effect” at wikipedia.org ending somehow at this story which is very much on topic
in fact mentioned three times to this articles single at the bottom
http://blog.sweetiq.com/2013/08/groupon-rep-threatens-sf-restaurant-posts-bad-reviews/
"UNBELIEVABLE CUSTOMER SERVICE EMAIL FROM GROUPON - Threatening me with Bad yelps for not letting him bully me into a sales pitch!!!!! Talk about Abusive business practices (my response is below)" http://archive.is/lIFF5 (archive of facebook posting of orginial posting by Sauce)
If you'd like to watch Andrew Johnston show a lack of understanding how threating someone in print is a bad thing, demonstrate how sales is not handled, lose this job and put Sauce on the map do give it a read.
Water cooling would be a lot more useful if there were some genuinely nice, well-designed cases out there to put these water-cooling systems into. Even the high-end cases aren't very good; they're much too large, they're plasticky and cheap, they don't have toolless drive bays, they have way too many drive bays, etc.
Ah your not looking hard enough I've had water cooling for over two years now in a very nice
cooler master haf 922 steal case, I can't find the heat transfer rate just the CPU temps which have never
gotten above 75 C with OTTC (i7-920 overclocked to 4.5Ghz).
I started with a H50 that looks a lot like this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835181031
a radiator with tubes running to and from a copper block that sits on the CPU, water or some liquid being propelled by a small pump.
A lot less weight than other coolers.
I just got a Thermaltake Water 2.0 Extreme http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835106190
which has twice the radiator surface area. This is water cooling in every respect, but only for the CPU, the new radiator took
some work to fit in my case but I managed, it sits sideways. My case is made for water cooling, all the fittings and tubing for CPU,
video cards and memory.
Running OTTC system stress tester the small radiator and fans blew a lot of heat away from the CPU and kept it at a very decent temperatures.
A very nice case is the Cooler master HAF 932, I bought it for my son, it's a bit larger than mine, the new radiator would of fit nicely in it :} though we never installed them http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119213
and it comes with rollers
Steel case with plastic front bezel, the top is made to pour liquid into a reservoir covered by rubber if not used for that, He runs a H50 himself.
These water coolers work very well in limited space, http://www.newegg.com/Water-Liquid-Cooling/SubCategory/ID-575?Tpk=water%20cooling I just like a large case cause I do use a lot of dives/CD/DVD's and plan on another video card soon, plus open space in a case really helps air flow.
In the meantime, there is a mirror located here.
I do share your feelings.
I'm glad there's a mirror, but it's not the same - be it how long the mirror'er will host it and the links name.
I read it yesterday (the original) when it was linked on another website. I read of his two loves, his first had a Yellow Merlin (car)
that she crossed the l to read Martin. The second had a car that was parked with the emergency brake set
when it rolled into the water; young en's had been seen in the vicinity before the mishap.
All in all what I read was up beat.
Off topic, pedantic comment:
The US was to of had...
should be: "The US was to have had..."
...would liked to of had...
should be: "...would liked to have had...
Much too old to care or change, if it related it's meaning it got it's point across.
Not much time to write have to check on the Ghoti, had a problem with the water lately.
Oh, but you're fine with blocking Google's ads and then playing the martyr when they ban your app just like you banned my xbox.
I looked at the EULA and yep: "Microsoft may block or otherwise prevent delivery of any type of email, instant message, or other communication to or from the Services as part of our effort to protect the Services or our customers, or otherwise enforce this Agreement." http://www.xbox.com/en-US/legal/livetou
Not that I didn't believe you, just want to add something antiMS, due an OS I have to prevent the "required" Internet Explorer from operating.
They could of linked to this page alone,reviews aware of the attempted rape of their bank accounts
http://www.amazon.com/Avoid-Huge-Ships-John-Trimmer/product-reviews/0870334336/ref=dp_db_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1
"Capt. Trimmer's book were none too useful in my efforts to avoid huge ships, as I was recently struck by a very large ship indeed, a cruise vessel called the 'Costa Concordia'....Capt. Trimmer's advice would have been immensely beneficial to humans, fish, seabirds, and other animals, but I am none of those things. I'm a big rock."
Just shoot a high power laser on a very short duration wherever this quality is found, and you'll burn out the CCD of any nearby digital camera.
It's claimed LED's will obscure your face; LED's can be placed in a base ball cap
The Anonymous Guide to Hiding From Facial Recognition, or the Long Arm of the Law (shows the use of a laser pointer)
http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2012/08/the-anonymous-guide-to-hiding-from-facial-recognition-or-the-long-arm-of-the-law/
So I bought a LED cap at a gun shop of all places for $12.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Huntworth-Men-s-Lighted-Baseball-Cap-Oak-Tree/15111206
I've had it for a month now and haven't tested it to see if it block out my web cam or if I'll need to replace the LED's with IR LED's (I'm sure I will)
but I have a base, all the hard work is done.
Those fuckers took the money... Now it is time to take the waste!!!
In that respect, Yep.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_Waste_Policy_Act [wikipedia.org] I'm pretty sure this is over. The US was to of had
a permanent storage area for nuclear waste long ago.
This area (East Washington State) would liked to of had the waste and was working on a repository (testing). West Washington State
and the political power didn't; work was stopped and Nevada's Yucca Mountain became the designated (and only)
high level nuclear waste burial site.
Something does need to be done with the nuclear waste, other than storage pools at each nuclear plant.
Just sayin'
Yep, noticed that 33 seconds into the video when it didn't run out of fuel.
Besides the hearing loss of those who fly without hearing protection, your not going to be sneaking up on anything.
I can see one at every circus or event that want themselves noticed, loose gravel/dirt flyover areas to really get some attention.
On the other hand for Wildlife management this would be very helpful if there's a need to constantly "herd" animals;
not to mention being fun as heck to fly.
Or "Tell sites That I do not want to be tracked" (Firefox). I know they were trying to make it voluntary, this says it will be a cold day in hell.
The 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey http://scienceblogs.com/startswithabang/files/2013/07/kozm_LSS.jpg
shows stuff coming towards us.
No, it doesn't. Perhaps the color coding was chosen poorly, but it doesn't show things moving towards us at all. Quite the opposite.
Tossed that out for a response, thank you.
I did search it out first
http://www.aao.gov.au/2df/manual/2df_manual.html
and
http://www2.aao.gov.au/2dFGRS/Public/Publications/colless_specz.pdf
source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2dF_Galaxy_Redshift_Survey
I couldn't find anything to grab on to, other than "8.2 Simple redshift completeness mask" of the PDF but figure I was on the wrong track
(ie: made no sense to me).
AdBlock/Ghostery helps a lot. But yeah, I agree that they have intruding ads
It's been mentioned that Windows will disable a HOSTS file, I've wondered about mine recently as sites are getting through that shouldn't.Logging on to /. Ghostery claimed it was blocking two Google analytics sites and doubleclick; Ghostery should of never seen them.
Ok, my bad; Ghostery doesn't block sites, it blocks scripts "which are objects embedded in a web page"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostery so even when it mentions what it's "blocked" it's already been blocked by the HOSTS file.
Is interesting to see just what's blocked for each web site/page.
This is a sig I've seen someone use on /. the article says to me dark matter was here, then nothing exploded.
The 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey http://scienceblogs.com/startswithabang/files/2013/07/kozm_LSS.jpg
shows stuff coming towards us. I've heard so many space programs say everywhere you look everything is moving away from us,
AdBlock/Ghostery helps a lot. But yeah, I agree that they have intruding ads
Never heard of Ghostery so gave it a try, had a version for Opera which I thought special (Opera being the black sheep of browsers).
It's been mentioned that Windows will disable a HOSTS file, I've wondered about mine recently as sites are getting through that shouldn't. /. Ghostery claimed it was blocking two Google analytics sites and doubleclick; Ghostery should of never seen them.
Logging on to
Thank you for the heads up.
It's "just" the tor browser bundle and firefox portable, they link to both, where sources can be had.
I use TOR; it claims it wasn't ment for the downloading large files, some of the sites take forever just to load the graphics.
If Nasa.gov is broadcasting it why not watch it there
http://www.nasa.gov/connect/chat/perseids_2013.html
If you go to the " Go the the Marshall Space Flight Center Ustream channel" link there's (obnoxious) music being played; had a lot
of links opened and took awhile to find where it was coming from.
If Nasa.gov is broadcasting it why not watch it there
http://www.nasa.gov/connect/chat/perseids_2013.html