A long, long time ago... I can still remember How that tech news used to make me smile. And I knew if I had my chance That I could make those geeknerds dance And, maybe, theyâ(TM)d be happy for a while.
>is it your position that people travelling internationally should have no protection from unwarranted months-long seizure of anything they're carrying?
It's not MY position, it's the reality of thousands of years of law.
You actually think you can cross an international border and not get searched, or have anything at all seized? What planet do you live on?
Again, it is a LIE that anything was seized illegally. A LIE.
>On November 3, 2010, Department of Homeland Security agents at O'Hare International Airport detained for questioning Mr. David House, a computer programmer and U.S. citizen who lives in Cambridge, Mass., upon his return from a trip to Mexico.
He was NOT visiting Bradley Manning in prison, he was crossing an international border, and there are NO 4th Amendment protections there.
You need to read your own links so you don't get called out on your errors. Oh right, you're an AC, no one can pin this on you.
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Search his home? For WHAT?
The shooting happened OUTSIDE, there is nothing INSIDE that would help determine what happened.
New York is always knowing where your light saber is.
It BEGETS the question.
sense 2 - Give rise to; bring about.
I'm on a mission. I will make sure everyone learns this.
See you on the nets!
I can't believe this silly disclaimer DARPA has on their site. Read it carefully. They're doing it wrong.
http://www.darpa.mil/external_Link.aspx?url=http://i.imgur.com/slZOR.jpg ;)
The total crap stories like this over the past few weeks has convinced me this place has jumped the shark, with a shark on a shark.
A long, long time ago...
I can still remember
How that tech news used to make me smile.
And I knew if I had my chance
That I could make those geeknerds dance
And, maybe, theyâ(TM)d be happy for a while.
If you were more nice, perhaps you could use your real name without fear.
This is the lamest insult I have ever seen on /., and my UID is much lower than yours.
That was also an insult. :)
You mean a map with targets like this one?
http://www.dlc.org/ndol_ci.cfm?contentid=253055&kaid=127&subid=171
Democratic Leadership Committee 2004.
And they STILL haven't taken it down. For shame!
Kinda different if someone was calling for Romney et al to 'take Obama out', too. Well worth a visit from the feds, IMHO.
... and not try to keep things like this quiet:
"How I discovered Instructables' email database had been stolen"
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-I-discovered-Instructables-email-database-had/
The ones who get paid by the hour, like I did. Are all programmers on salary these days? Suckers.
>Actually, it's really not that hard.
Excuse me? Didn't you mean:
GNU Debian Wheezy Hurd?
>no excuse whatsover for it's existence
"its"
You should quit correcting stuff now.
Feynman was repairing radios and getting paid for it when he was a little boy [his words].
It's on the Internet, though, and I know most slashdotters don't use that much.
http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/
Also on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/aljazeeraenglish
The ./ editors must be getting kickbacks from that beat.tv blog and dailymotion to run such a lame story.
>is it your position that people travelling internationally should have no protection from unwarranted months-long seizure of anything they're carrying?
It's not MY position, it's the reality of thousands of years of law.
You actually think you can cross an international border and not get searched, or have anything at all seized? What planet do you live on?
Again, it is a LIE that anything was seized illegally. A LIE.
Hey, AC, you mean THIS?
>On November 3, 2010, Department of Homeland Security agents at O'Hare International Airport detained for questioning Mr. David House, a computer programmer and U.S. citizen who lives in Cambridge, Mass., upon his return from a trip to Mexico.
He was NOT visiting Bradley Manning in prison, he was crossing an international border, and there are NO 4th Amendment protections there.
You need to read your own links so you don't get called out on your errors. Oh right, you're an AC, no one can pin this on you.
>Shortly afterwords, when this friend went back for another visit, most of what he took with him, including his laptop, was seized.
You made this up, dude. But spies need liars to support them, I guess.
I had to stop reading your very insightful comment halfway through. The lack of capitalization is very hard on dyslexic readers.
Stop doing that.
http://memegenerator.net/Jack-Weppler/ImageMacro/5588344/THANK-GOD-I-BROKE-UP-WITH-THAT-PSYCHO-BITCH
That 'equipment' is a huge ripoff. 20 cents for one radish seed?
http://sciencekit.com/rapid-radish-seeds/p/IG0020807/
Oh, and see the lone review there, the teacher faked the experimental results.
THIS is the problem, not some tests that you WOULD do well on if you learned the material.
http://www.google.com/search?q=stephen+wolfram+is+famous+for+this+self+aggrandizing+book
http://www.bing.com/search?q=stephen+wolfram+is+famous+for+this+self+aggrandizing+book
Google 1, Bing 0
>The US Federal Government has no authority to levy that kind of tax.
100 years of SCOTUS rulings on the Interstate Commerce Clause say they do.
>Any effort to enforce this should be fought.
Which is what Tea Party / conservatives are doing w/r/t mandatory health insurance, which Congress claimed falls under the ICC.
This NSApple guy is in favor of something that will destroy Free Software. Apple is just behind ExxonMobil in market cap at $300 billion.
Who will win, FSF or AAPL?