The NSA is just like a too big to fail bank. They believe they no longer need to hide their evil nature and criminal activity. They are, regrettably, correct in their belief.
The Wall Street banks, private sector entities with (in theory) strict oversight, gambled away other people's money, and then the victims were forced to hand over taxes to replace the money the banks lost. Expect the "punishment" that the NSA receives now that their bubble (secrecy) has collapsed to be equally punitive.
It does seem that the information content on the page is spread out much closer to uniformly, so it is mostly an improvement. But there are spots on the map where information is crowded together to preserve the aesthetics of the curves, so really no different in principle from a geographically accurate map or a stylized grid or any other solution.
Most of the rest of the world would love nothing more than to get out of its "free" 'trade" agreements before the inevitable devaluation of the US dollar.
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No *individual* ever evolves.
The NSA is just like a too big to fail bank. They believe they no longer need to hide their evil nature and criminal activity. They are, regrettably, correct in their belief.
The Wall Street banks, private sector entities with (in theory) strict oversight, gambled away other people's money, and then the victims were forced to hand over taxes to replace the money the banks lost. Expect the "punishment" that the NSA receives now that their bubble (secrecy) has collapsed to be equally punitive.
It's to have the information ready at hand when they start to profile him.
Which, of course, is just as evil, but, as you point out, less effective.
Well, Arrakis melange is a pretty strong drug, so consistency in spice simulations is probably a little too much to expect.
(Yes, I know the parent really meant SPICE.)
It does seem that the information content on the page is spread out much closer to uniformly, so it is mostly an improvement. But there are spots on the map where information is crowded together to preserve the aesthetics of the curves, so really no different in principle from a geographically accurate map or a stylized grid or any other solution.
Translation: We will not "seek" it, but we don't guarantee that he won't get it. It's up to the judge who does the actual sentencing.
It's cute you think he will ever see an actual judge.
You are opening admitting that all of this is about unfocused revenge and not justice.
And that only the most gullible within the US media information bubble will believe them.
It tests blood in circulation in delicate capillaries located far away from the heart.
Germs in a hospital are not going to corrupt robotic software.
They'd be better off developing some kind of realistic anatomical hand so that nurses and doctors can get more practice.
Which would be great if there were such a thing. Everyone is different because blood vessels are created by a fractal-generating algorithm.
Most of the rest of the world would love nothing more than to get out of its "free" 'trade" agreements before the inevitable devaluation of the US dollar.
Without imported manufactured goods, the US would be forced to return to full employment. They are not certainly not going to let that happen.
What exactly are the Senate's priorities anyway?
Regrettably, I think they have demonstrated their priorities quite clearly.
Snowden must be very, very right to frighten politicians so much.
The nobility and the monarchy were adversaries.
Modern monarchy functions as a referee who makes politicians keep to the rules.
Considering how he obtained his wealth in the first place, it actually is the least he can do.
Or those are just two different perspectives on the same process and you're being needlessly pedantic.
Russia doesn't even pretend to be pro-freedom. The US paints itself as the bad guy without any help.
It could be as simple as Snowden being a legitimate refugee from political persecution.
It would appear the vandals are themselves unclear about the concept of free speech.
...because non-obvious things are non-obvious to explain.
And obvious things are often harder to explain, which is usually kind of thing in these 'patents'.
To say nothing of explaining something obvious but trying to sound non-obvious...
Only America was allowed to 'break away'
And now it's enslaved by corporations.
There's such a thing as consent by conduct.
The poster specifically said linguistics, so, no, they didn't mean that.
It wasn't even a grammatically complex sentence...
If by butler, you mean the barbarians, not really, but they seem to get a lot of the blame.