No, those powers are reserved by the PEOPLE. The Equal Protection Clause of 14th Amendment (section 1) prohibits the states from oppressing the people under the guise of "state's rights", and Section 5 give the Federal government the authority to defend the People from the states.
My grandfathered unlimited plan with subsidized phone was barely more expensive than a 1GB metered plan for many years, but I didn't get tethering. With the advent of plans that don't included a subsidy plus the coming price increase for grandfathered unlimited data I may finally be motivated to move away, perhaps all the way to T-Mobile.
What are you, some kind of dirty capitalist trying grow markets or something? Zero-sum mercantilism is one of the cornerstones of the return to feudalism.
"How the hell is the ad supposed to retrieve data from we_know_everything_about_you.com when your hosts file points we_know_everything_about_you.com to 0.0.0.0?"
"if both sides wanted peace, there would be peace."
Peace requires that both sides also trust the other to want peace.
This is the difference between diplomacy and contract law. In the latter there is (ostensibly) a third party to enforce the terms so you don't necessarily have to establish any additional trust with your counterparty if you have trust in contract law enforcement. In diplomacy there is no one to appeal to who can enforce terms. Third parties can only help you establish trust.
"TFA says explicitly that they did a blood test at the hospital"
The article says blood alcohol level, but never says drew blood. Any references to the test are either "she blew" or "a person trained in Breathalyzers". The result of a Breathalyzer test is still called blood alcohol level even though no blood has been directly tested.
Note that this does not say they did a blood test with a blood alcohol content result of nearly 0.4. They did breath test that produced results that would correspond with a BAC of nearly 0.4 in a normal person. The entire point that this condition affects the relation between breath alcohol measurements and actual blood alcohol content.
She had been charged on the basis of a breathalyzer test. In a normal person there is a known relationship between breath alcohol level and blood alcohol level. This condition has clearly changed that relationship, since she blew nearly a 0.4 but was still conscious so it is implausible that the actual blood alcohol content was that high. What's funny is that the article never mentions any actual blood tests, only breathalyzer tests.
The Federal Reserve Act passed the Senate on Dec. 23, 1913 with 47 yeas, 25 nays, 27 not voting. The voting roll is listed here: http://www.llsdc.org/assets/FR...
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No, those powers are reserved by the PEOPLE. The Equal Protection Clause of 14th Amendment (section 1) prohibits the states from oppressing the people under the guise of "state's rights", and Section 5 give the Federal government the authority to defend the People from the states.
The PEOPLE are sovereign under this constitution.
My grandfathered unlimited plan with subsidized phone was barely more expensive than a 1GB metered plan for many years, but I didn't get tethering. With the advent of plans that don't included a subsidy plus the coming price increase for grandfathered unlimited data I may finally be motivated to move away, perhaps all the way to T-Mobile.
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What are you, some kind of dirty capitalist trying grow markets or something? Zero-sum mercantilism is one of the cornerstones of the return to feudalism.
"Firefox OS seems to be a solution looking for a problem"
The perfect fit for IoT.
Why do the people already living there no longer have freedom of association?
"How the hell is the ad supposed to retrieve data from we_know_everything_about_you.com when your hosts file points we_know_everything_about_you.com to 0.0.0.0?"
By retrieving the data from 98.62.81.5
For starters, I prefer people being honest about their motivations.
Apparently "liberty-minded" means "interested in co-opting" someone else's constituency,
"if both sides wanted peace, there would be peace."
Peace requires that both sides also trust the other to want peace.
This is the difference between diplomacy and contract law. In the latter there is (ostensibly) a third party to enforce the terms so you don't necessarily have to establish any additional trust with your counterparty if you have trust in contract law enforcement. In diplomacy there is no one to appeal to who can enforce terms. Third parties can only help you establish trust.
That dastardly Ukrainian Government is at it again!
Duct tape is like the Force: it doesn't work very well, and is mostly irrelevant to those actually trying to get things done.
This javascript is in the source code for the page:
Bolt.getPlayer('playerwrapper').autoplay
If that's not actually turning on autoplay, that's dumb way for someone to write code.
" I don't need a fridge that can slice dice and wash my laundry."
Clearly you do, since nothing else feeds your outrage any more.
"TFA says explicitly that they did a blood test at the hospital"
The article says blood alcohol level, but never says drew blood. Any references to the test are either "she blew" or "a person trained in Breathalyzers". The result of a Breathalyzer test is still called blood alcohol level even though no blood has been directly tested.
"The default should be to protect the user against them shooting in their feet and to make them go out of their way to disable the protection. "
The kid knew the parent's password. Whether the protections were enabled or disabled is irrelevant.
Note that this does not say they did a blood test with a blood alcohol content result of nearly 0.4. They did breath test that produced results that would correspond with a BAC of nearly 0.4 in a normal person. The entire point that this condition affects the relation between breath alcohol measurements and actual blood alcohol content.
"as measured by your blood alcohol content."
She had been charged on the basis of a breathalyzer test. In a normal person there is a known relationship between breath alcohol level and blood alcohol level. This condition has clearly changed that relationship, since she blew nearly a 0.4 but was still conscious so it is implausible that the actual blood alcohol content was that high. What's funny is that the article never mentions any actual blood tests, only breathalyzer tests.
Have you heard it from anyone who wasn't making a straw-man argument?
Why do you hate Makefiles?
If I am not permitted to tell you what your experience is, why are you permitted to tell other people what their experiences are?
"[Kylo Ren] was less of a badass, and more like a bipolar emo kid with daddy issues."
Like most people that think that they are badasses, he wasn't.
That was the point, and clearly it was successfully made.
If you have to go back 8 years to find a design patent to even claim to be egregious, things must be going pretty well.
-1, lie
The Federal Reserve Act passed the Senate on Dec. 23, 1913 with 47 yeas, 25 nays, 27 not voting. The voting roll is listed here: http://www.llsdc.org/assets/FR...
-1, insane
You people have some nutty ideas about what you think is entrapment. What you describe is actually called "attempting to commit a crime".