Ok, but is "being organized" the differentiator between criminal and terrorist? I thought the differentiator was "trying to enrich self illegally" (criminal) vs "trying to catalyze shift in political power through (illegal and non-governmental) violence" (terrorist).
Good practice, since (for example) a given grocery store can start correlating your media access address with your presence, even if they don't (initially) know your identity. Ditto anyone scanning for wifi pings on the highway.
So here's an elaboration on keeping wifi mostly off: I have an event managing app (in my case, Llama, there are others) that I've configured to shut off wifi every time I disconnect from any network. I manually re-enable whenever I get to my destination (e.g. home); for whatever reasons, it's easier for me to remember to re-enable as I start using some service at home than it is for me to remember to disable as I leave a given location.
I could tell my automator (Llama) to re-enable wifi when I my location gets close to work or home, but locating precisely enough to not turn on wifi at the supermarket near my house requires more battery than I like.
I'd be happy to have them disallow inter-window tab dragging in incognito mode (or to allow it but state that all session for the dragged tab will be tossed).
If the mother really believed in the condition, why wasn't she home schooling the daughter
This is really NOT a fair point. Regardless of whether the mom was a kook or not, home schooling has huge impacts in the time, money, and socializing domains. There've been times I hated the public school system, and might I add for very good reason... did I home school my kids? No, I've got a job to do and besides I wanted my kids to gain the socialization that comes from being in school. Does that mean I didn't sincerely believe my critiques of the school system? No.
"The crudely-planned app features an extraordinarily demanding privacy/functionality swap at install, and proceeds to demand a $500 'FBI fine' via PayPal, rather than any of the cryptocurrencies which most ransomware authors currently favour."
If only more people were in the habit of reading EULAs before using an app, this kind of thing wouldn't be so prevalent.
The space agencies should be promoting themselves by having large-breasted females do reporting while wearing wet t-shirts broadcast from zero-gravity environments. While slightly chilly.
Yes, because now *everyone* listening at any stage of the transmission is privy to conversations in your home. Your ISP, for example. Your neighbor with whom you share a router, or someone who takes the trouble to crack your WEP (assuming you have encryption on your network, some people are still not that sophisticated).
You're still allowed to get excited at the fact that it isn't google, so your travel plans remain in a silo separate from that whole thing... that's actually quite a good thing.
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Ok, but is "being organized" the differentiator between criminal and terrorist? I thought the differentiator was "trying to enrich self illegally" (criminal) vs "trying to catalyze shift in political power through (illegal and non-governmental) violence" (terrorist).
I'll mostly leave my wifi off
Good practice, since (for example) a given grocery store can start correlating your media access address with your presence, even if they don't (initially) know your identity. Ditto anyone scanning for wifi pings on the highway.
So here's an elaboration on keeping wifi mostly off: I have an event managing app (in my case, Llama, there are others) that I've configured to shut off wifi every time I disconnect from any network. I manually re-enable whenever I get to my destination (e.g. home); for whatever reasons, it's easier for me to remember to re-enable as I start using some service at home than it is for me to remember to disable as I leave a given location.
I could tell my automator (Llama) to re-enable wifi when I my location gets close to work or home, but locating precisely enough to not turn on wifi at the supermarket near my house requires more battery than I like.
I'd be happy to have them disallow inter-window tab dragging in incognito mode (or to allow it but state that all session for the dragged tab will be tossed).
She is most definitely a plant.
If the mother really believed in the condition, why wasn't she home schooling the daughter
This is really NOT a fair point. Regardless of whether the mom was a kook or not, home schooling has huge impacts in the time, money, and socializing domains. There've been times I hated the public school system, and might I add for very good reason... did I home school my kids? No, I've got a job to do and besides I wanted my kids to gain the socialization that comes from being in school. Does that mean I didn't sincerely believe my critiques of the school system? No.
Google, Facebook, Microsoft deliver K-12 demands
"I want my two dollars!"
Shades of Kramer.
Had NASA been given the funding and direction, it is virtually certain that humans could have walked on Mars by the mid-1980s.
Whoever wrote that has not a fucking clue in the world.
"There will always be soda, but I think the era of it being acceptable for kids to drink soda all day long is passing, slowly," says Marion Nestle.
Hmmm, last name Nestle... does she by any chance have a bias toward chocolately drinks?
Cyber armageddon
Can we all agree on "cybergeddon"?
officially unveiled its Model X SUV
A much more fortunate choice than "Model V SUX" would have been.
But seriously: I hope it's viable to open those rear doors when parked a typical distance from an adjacent car in a parking lot.
give da people aih!
"The crudely-planned app features an extraordinarily demanding privacy/functionality swap at install, and proceeds to demand a $500 'FBI fine' via PayPal, rather than any of the cryptocurrencies which most ransomware authors currently favour."
If only more people were in the habit of reading EULAs before using an app, this kind of thing wouldn't be so prevalent.
Given that it stars Sandler, I propose that it should have been called The Gock Cobbler.
Fletch: Comanche Indian. Bye.
Happy, NPAPI?
The space agencies should be promoting themselves by having large-breasted females do reporting while wearing wet t-shirts broadcast from zero-gravity environments. While slightly chilly.
Not sure where you're going with this... so anything with details is therefor a lie?
http://www.reddit.com/r/itslen...
Yes, because now *everyone* listening at any stage of the transmission is privy to conversations in your home. Your ISP, for example. Your neighbor with whom you share a router, or someone who takes the trouble to crack your WEP (assuming you have encryption on your network, some people are still not that sophisticated).
"Come for the injection, stay from free infection!!"
You're still allowed to get excited at the fact that it isn't google, so your travel plans remain in a silo separate from that whole thing... that's actually quite a good thing.
Actually, some fan of the show Frazier snuck her way onto the set and ended up being prosecuted for crimes against Kelsey Grammar.
... it's copyright infringement.
To whatever extent the senate vote was pure idiocy, IMO it still doesn't quite topple the Indiana Pi bill.