Except, Salman Abedi was born in England, where are they going to deport him to?
Khuram Shahzad Butt, a 27-year-old British national born in Pakistan. Again a British national, how do you deport him?
I understand the feeling, but what you are supporting is a violation of due process, is Britain going to start a department of pre-crime. Where if they think you may commit an act they will arrest you? When we start punishing people for what they think instead of their actions, any pretense of a free society gets obliterated.
"Sorry, there is no peer review to display for this article"
So at this point there is no consensus behind this hypothesis.
One problem with the article is there is no mention of the fact this has not been vetted by peers in the field. We really need journalists to take a course on how to report on scientific papers. Just because someone wrote a paper does not make it accepted science.
They state: "One "preview sheet" we received from Tucson had a column for whether they received a warrant to crack into the phone", that hardly supports the claim of "most cases". That "preview sheet" lists 14 uses.
Non standard pcie ssd connectors forcing you to pay through the nose for storage.Apple charges you over $200 for a 256gb SSD, almost a hundred dollars more then a standard NVME drive you can find on Amazon.
I completely agree that NextGen needs to be fully implemented here. I worry about how we will privatize it as privatization in America does not tend to work out well for the mere citizen, the lack of will for serious regulation means these companies get to run roughshod over us.
How is he an engineer? He has never been licensed, tested or held actual engineering credentials. He studied electrical engineering but never took the actual steps to become an engineer.
1 big difference. You are a licensed engineer in another state, this man has never been licensed, he has no credentials as an engineer other then having a degree in electrical engineering, but as I am sure you know a degree alone does not make you an engineer.
Except, studying electrical engineering does not make you an engineer, the same way that studying anatomy does not make you a doctor.
He has never taken any of the steps required to be licensed as an engineer in any jurisdiction, so his claim of being a "good engineer" is false. At no point in his life in America could he ever claim to be an engineer by our standards.
Excuse me, I have never fought against freedom of expression and I am very progressive. Maybe don't make sweeping generalizations that have little to do with reality.
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Except, Salman Abedi was born in England, where are they going to deport him to?
Khuram Shahzad Butt, a 27-year-old British national born in Pakistan. Again a British national, how do you deport him?
I understand the feeling, but what you are supporting is a violation of due process, is Britain going to start a department of pre-crime. Where if they think you may commit an act they will arrest you? When we start punishing people for what they think instead of their actions, any pretense of a free society gets obliterated.
I would have just liked to enjoy it as a teenager.
"Sorry, there is no peer review to display for this article"
So at this point there is no consensus behind this hypothesis.
One problem with the article is there is no mention of the fact this has not been vetted by peers in the field. We really need journalists to take a course on how to report on scientific papers. Just because someone wrote a paper does not make it accepted science.
They state: "One "preview sheet" we received from Tucson had a column for whether they received a warrant to crack into the phone", that hardly supports the claim of "most cases". That "preview sheet" lists 14 uses.
I don't get how consent would require the use of a device to crack the phone, wouldn't they just tell them the password?
Guess I should read the article
How many times were these done without a warrant?
http://www.ipprospective.com/c...
A perfect use for eminent domain.
Non standard pcie ssd connectors forcing you to pay through the nose for storage.Apple charges you over $200 for a 256gb SSD, almost a hundred dollars more then a standard NVME drive you can find on Amazon.
I feel my complaint is more then justified.
I completely agree that NextGen needs to be fully implemented here. I worry about how we will privatize it as privatization in America does not tend to work out well for the mere citizen, the lack of will for serious regulation means these companies get to run roughshod over us.
How is he an engineer? He has never been licensed, tested or held actual engineering credentials. He studied electrical engineering but never took the actual steps to become an engineer.
As long as you don't stop your mom from using the washer and dryer.
1 big difference. You are a licensed engineer in another state, this man has never been licensed, he has no credentials as an engineer other then having a degree in electrical engineering, but as I am sure you know a degree alone does not make you an engineer.
Considering that it is the board in charge of licensing engineers who is making the complaint your theory doesn't really hold water.
Except, studying electrical engineering does not make you an engineer, the same way that studying anatomy does not make you a doctor. He has never taken any of the steps required to be licensed as an engineer in any jurisdiction, so his claim of being a "good engineer" is false. At no point in his life in America could he ever claim to be an engineer by our standards.
Nope. He has an Electrical Engineering Degree from and was an airplane camera mechanic, but at no point was he ever licensed as an engineer.
Upgradeable and I don't have to deal with this draconian bs.
They want to have telescopes trained on it so they can do a spectrum analysis to see whether it is dust or gas or something else blocking the light.
Except it's not since the dimming has started again.
https://www.theatlantic.com/sc...
Comets or a planet being torn apart are the logical hypotheses I have seen from actual astronomers.
I thought the general consensus was it was a planet breaking up.
I can't see this lasting if it gets press. Too many things are on the chopping block.
Excuse me, I have never fought against freedom of expression and I am very progressive. Maybe don't make sweeping generalizations that have little to do with reality.
What threat? Jesus, seriously there was no threat.
"I am going to kill you" is a threat,
"I hope you die" is not.
"I can see literally nothing wrong with giving him Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Auerus." is also not a threat.