Because the mayors of town centers want the business and all the revenue it brings inside the city. The suburbs may be a whole other municipality and city. Just follow the money.
They do this in Miami also. Every lic plate is scanned for toll by plate. Very easy to believe that vehicle data is stored and can be searched later for patterns.... or instant hits are recorded when searching for specific cars.
The ability to remote wipe a phone is not complicated. But ATT/Verizon/etc do not want to implement that feature since they make millions from selling us 'phone insurance products' to do these jobs at a premium.
If you are running drugs for $10mil a month.... feds/gov bust you, seize all your stuff, and you go to jail.
but
If you are a bank making $10 Bil a month and defraud the whole world and almost destroy the global economy.... feds/gov slap you with a fine for 10% of 1 years profits....
So crime is ok as long as the government gets it cut.
Probably not since There will be no reduction in competition... Comcast and TW do not compete in very many areas.... thus the consolidation will (for the most part) neither increase or decrease competition.
What it will do is give comcast for leverage when making deals with the content providers.
It does exist now.... The new hyundai models come with the Blu-Link bullcrap that allows the Blu-Link operator to remotely shut off your engine. There's no way to disable it because the system ties into the onboard computer....
Ulmic Thogu the fighter lights his torch and takes lead, followed by the cleric, magic user, halfling thief, and the paladin brings up the rear. They proceed into the cave.
So wouldn't the terrorists just resort to dropbox and notepad? Maybe everyone's dropbox contents should be indexed....just in case.
Besides, what terrorist would continually use the same email address anyway.... seems like a pretty stupid terrorist would... that's who.
If your large bank is caught laundering money, the Feds won't send you to jail... Instead they levy a fine that takes a small percentage of the profits.
Basically, if the Feds catch you, you have to give them their 'cut'.
You borrow someone's bitcoins... say 1,000 of them.
Sell them high, expecting them to fall. You sell them for 500 Each so you have 500,000 dollars.
Wait for them to fall in price. Then buy back the 1,000 bitcoins at 200.00 each and spend 200,000 dollars.
Return the 1,000 bitcoins back to the original owner and pocket the 300,000 Profit.
If anyone at my work dares to use this and start disrupting everyone else, all you need to do is run up to their mic and say " OK Google, Search Images for Donkey Penis, Open First 100 links"
After the 3rd time, they might get the hint.
Yes. I use UPnP almost exclusively. And I don't play Media right from the nas, I have a PS3 Media Center setup to convert any video on the fly as it plays. And I don't pirate movies so I don't worry about Cinavia....
I used my ps3 for media as well as occasional gaming. PS4 lack of streaming media support that does not originate from Sony's pay sites is a real minus for me. At least with the ps4 released, I can snap up used PS3 for media consoles in the bedrooms now.
Problem with PGP/GPG is that the tech concept is beyond many end users. If a solution is not easily adopted by the noobish masses, it will never gain a foothold.
So If google allows people to search for torrents, we should send a summary request to google's registrar to redirect all of google's traffic to a site of our choosing.... hmmmm.
Star Gazer is the closest thing to this in the US.
http://www.jackstargazer.com/
I grew up watching this show back in the 80's. IIRC, the little 5 minute segment would air between Sesame Street and Dr. Who on PBS in Florida. Don't know if that was true in other markets. And it's still shown today. It's what helped spark my interest in astronomy,
If the entire encryption mechanism is stored in the 'bundle' it will be cracked.
If the 'bundle' must phone-home to validate payment or something similiar, it will be cracked by the crackers, it will be abandoned by the normal public who don't want to have an 'always on' connection to listen to music.
Back in the early 90's I would download these single level demos of games to 'try'. Looks like we've come full circle.
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Because the mayors of town centers want the business and all the revenue it brings inside the city. The suburbs may be a whole other municipality and city. Just follow the money.
They do this in Miami also. Every lic plate is scanned for toll by plate. Very easy to believe that vehicle data is stored and can be searched later for patterns.... or instant hits are recorded when searching for specific cars.
Back-into the parking space so your lic plate is not facing out. At least make the cop get up out of his car to get your info.
The ability to remote wipe a phone is not complicated. But ATT/Verizon/etc do not want to implement that feature since they make millions from selling us 'phone insurance products' to do these jobs at a premium.
If you are running drugs for $10mil a month.... feds/gov bust you, seize all your stuff, and you go to jail. but If you are a bank making $10 Bil a month and defraud the whole world and almost destroy the global economy.... feds/gov slap you with a fine for 10% of 1 years profits.... So crime is ok as long as the government gets it cut.
Probably not since There will be no reduction in competition... Comcast and TW do not compete in very many areas.... thus the consolidation will (for the most part) neither increase or decrease competition. What it will do is give comcast for leverage when making deals with the content providers.
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I wouldn't call that guy a hacker.... just an ex employee with access. Plus he was dumb enough to do the breakin from his home's network connection.
It does exist now.... The new hyundai models come with the Blu-Link bullcrap that allows the Blu-Link operator to remotely shut off your engine. There's no way to disable it because the system ties into the onboard computer....
Ulmic Thogu the fighter lights his torch and takes lead, followed by the cleric, magic user, halfling thief, and the paladin brings up the rear. They proceed into the cave.
We've been using teamviewer for a while.... i wasn't aware of that restriction with the new version. Looks like I'll also have to drop them as well.
So wouldn't the terrorists just resort to dropbox and notepad? Maybe everyone's dropbox contents should be indexed....just in case. Besides, what terrorist would continually use the same email address anyway.... seems like a pretty stupid terrorist would... that's who.
If your large bank is caught laundering money, the Feds won't send you to jail... Instead they levy a fine that takes a small percentage of the profits. Basically, if the Feds catch you, you have to give them their 'cut'.
You borrow someone's bitcoins... say 1,000 of them. Sell them high, expecting them to fall. You sell them for 500 Each so you have 500,000 dollars. Wait for them to fall in price. Then buy back the 1,000 bitcoins at 200.00 each and spend 200,000 dollars. Return the 1,000 bitcoins back to the original owner and pocket the 300,000 Profit.
5 will get you 10 on that bet. Does it hear kids? How about a bird/cat/other pet? Does it hear a baby crying?
If anyone at my work dares to use this and start disrupting everyone else, all you need to do is run up to their mic and say " OK Google, Search Images for Donkey Penis, Open First 100 links" After the 3rd time, they might get the hint.
Yes. I use UPnP almost exclusively. And I don't play Media right from the nas, I have a PS3 Media Center setup to convert any video on the fly as it plays. And I don't pirate movies so I don't worry about Cinavia....
I used my ps3 for media as well as occasional gaming. PS4 lack of streaming media support that does not originate from Sony's pay sites is a real minus for me. At least with the ps4 released, I can snap up used PS3 for media consoles in the bedrooms now.
Problem with PGP/GPG is that the tech concept is beyond many end users. If a solution is not easily adopted by the noobish masses, it will never gain a foothold.
Three Cheers for the Unregulated, Free Market...... hip hip .... (*WHIP*) Get back to work!!!
I would mod you up for that reference if I had points left.
So If google allows people to search for torrents, we should send a summary request to google's registrar to redirect all of google's traffic to a site of our choosing.... hmmmm.
Because no one get's to abuse Federal Wiretap laws unless you are the Feds. ..... then it's okay.... think of the children
Star Gazer is the closest thing to this in the US. http://www.jackstargazer.com/ I grew up watching this show back in the 80's. IIRC, the little 5 minute segment would air between Sesame Street and Dr. Who on PBS in Florida. Don't know if that was true in other markets. And it's still shown today. It's what helped spark my interest in astronomy,
If the entire encryption mechanism is stored in the 'bundle' it will be cracked. If the 'bundle' must phone-home to validate payment or something similiar, it will be cracked by the crackers, it will be abandoned by the normal public who don't want to have an 'always on' connection to listen to music. Back in the early 90's I would download these single level demos of games to 'try'. Looks like we've come full circle.