They already knew that. That's where the names on the "Do Not Fly" registry come from. Because of that sort of thing, Ted Kennedy had to go through enhanced security procedures whenever he flew.
As for Schneier, he's missed the point. Forcing the bad guys to go through ever more expensive hoops to get to the simpler path makes the simpler path the harder path for them, and the simpler path for everyone else.
These people are proposing that you give them detailed identifying information, which you've probably given a dozen financial, medical, education, and insurance companies in the past, and in return you no longer have to
a) take off your shoes, belt, truss, and piercings b) empty your pockets into a dog dish c) allow someone to x-ray your backpack and see the vibrating cock-ring in the side pocket d) walk through a body scanner e) present your junk to a wage slave to fondle
And you consider this to be the "police state" portion of the sophistication of the system?
Then we checked under her burqha and found Mohammad Atta.
If you wish, you can find a means of transportation that doesn't allow you to kill thousands of people with a pen-knife. Nobody will question you there.
Are you sure they determined the polarity of causality in this?
Because, really, it's the chubby, antisocial people with the bad self-care issues that tend to agree to take jobs that subject them to isolation and imposition for less money.
The aviation industry is self-regulating. The FAA does meta-oversight while the airlines write their own regs. They have plenty of input into how to go about keeping their planes in the air by keeping exploding diapers off them.
He's got two bridges (one DSL and one for his regional WiFi) and some computers. The bridges presumably each have an ethernet port on his side of the box. He doesn't know how to connect the computers to the bridges so the thing just routes. Any dual-wan router will fit in that hole in his system. It's not so complicated that we need to know more.
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They already knew that. That's where the names on the "Do Not Fly" registry come from. Because of that sort of thing, Ted Kennedy had to go through enhanced security procedures whenever he flew.
As for Schneier, he's missed the point. Forcing the bad guys to go through ever more expensive hoops to get to the simpler path makes the simpler path the harder path for them, and the simpler path for everyone else.
Do you know yet what it is they are asking you to give up?
Do you imagine it is more than you gave up to get
1. into kindergarten
2. a driver's license
3. health insurance
4. a credit card
5. a passport
6. divorced
If you want to fly, pony up your identity. Otherwise, the rest of us do not want you invading our privacy with your underwear bomb.
ever-expanding police state
Wait.
These people are proposing that you give them detailed identifying information, which you've probably given a dozen financial, medical, education, and insurance companies in the past, and in return you no longer have to
a) take off your shoes, belt, truss, and piercings
b) empty your pockets into a dog dish
c) allow someone to x-ray your backpack and see the vibrating cock-ring in the side pocket
d) walk through a body scanner
e) present your junk to a wage slave to fondle
And you consider this to be the "police state" portion of the sophistication of the system?
I don't doubt you gave up more information than they're asking for to get the credit card you used to pay for the plane ticket.
And you gave it to a company that has no constitutional mandate to protect your rights while protecting its other customers' general welfare.
Surely. That's where we imported them from.
Well, there, and Israel.
Also, I don't know where OP gets off thinking that "presumption of innocence" means he never has to identify himself.
How did he get his driver's license with that attitude?
That's what she said.
Then we checked under her burqha and found Mohammad Atta.
If you wish, you can find a means of transportation that doesn't allow you to kill thousands of people with a pen-knife. Nobody will question you there.
Haha. The rich don't fly commercial.
it was there the day they installed metal detectors. 1960s.
No, it's valid when their favorite thing is not your favorite thing because it's a fetid piece of crap.
Therefore it is good to reply to.
QED
Overloaded application servers? Sure.
Surely. Yawn.
Call me when a virus jumps from a Mac to a human.
Who said anything about second shift?
[boo-ya!]
Apparently it's because of iPad sales. They're including pads in the "PC" mix.
It's the Defense Department. They were all on microfiche.
"A" decade?
Here's what Linus Torvalds had to say about the GNU OS in 1992
"If the GNU kernel had been ready last spring, I'd not have bothered to even start my project: the fact is that it wasn't and still isn't. Linux wins heavily on points of being available now."
There's nothing like a thick client when you have to compile a few thousand files.
It's a Mach microkernel with a bunch of daemons and glibc to emulate the UNIX interface.
No, the reverse of that.
Are you sure they determined the polarity of causality in this?
Because, really, it's the chubby, antisocial people with the bad self-care issues that tend to agree to take jobs that subject them to isolation and imposition for less money.
Not if you're a pilot. Or an airline industry. Or a democratically elected government. Or a frequent flyer. Or under a flight path.
Yes he did. He said it multiple times, and it differed slightly, but that's the earliest format I know of. It predates the Declaration by over a year.
The aviation industry is self-regulating. The FAA does meta-oversight while the airlines write their own regs. They have plenty of input into how to go about keeping their planes in the air by keeping exploding diapers off them.
I knew bitcoins really came from china. It explains the hole in the middle where the string goes.
He's got two bridges (one DSL and one for his regional WiFi) and some computers. The bridges presumably each have an ethernet port on his side of the box. He doesn't know how to connect the computers to the bridges so the thing just routes. Any dual-wan router will fit in that hole in his system. It's not so complicated that we need to know more.