It would be unfortunate if PC backfires and results in releasing the bad guys it was intended to catch.
Which is why it was a dumb idea to break the rules in the first place.
Yes absolutely correct. If the cops show themselves to be untrustworthy, then the whole law enforcement chain of evidence falls apart. This is the elephant in the room for the supreme court decision earlier this year, in which they ruled that police could stop and search somebody based on an "anonymous tip". And yet the law enforcement has been proven to sanction and encourage PC (part of the FBI docs earlier, in which LEOs got access to NSA data, was a manual saying the cops should use PC so they don't have to reveal the FBI/CIA program in court).
the situation is analogous to the poor dudes in gitmo. Everybody knows they're not terrorists, yet because they were seized illegally there's no way for the justice system to process them. but the military doesn't want to just set them free, because certain parts of the country and certain news channels would flip out. So they just sit in jail and wait, while becoming terrorists. wouldn't you?
the team behind it only intends to take and analyze eight samples in two years, which translates to two samples from each of the four units it will visit during its extended mission.
editing fail; I think they met eunuchs. maybe there aren't as many eunuchs on mars as NASA first expected.
setting aside matters of law (in which copying IS stealing in some contexts whether you think it's right or wrong)... from an ethical perspective, I would say that hacking into someone's private account and downloading their shizz is stealing.
seriously. this guy made a product that everybody finds useful. it is now the default choice. Good for this guy and his hard work. he should make bank for his efforts; everybody else in SV is doing it. if some rich benefactor feels strongly enough that this should be managed by a foundation, then he or she can drop a several $m to buy this guy out and open it up. Or, perhaps the community cares enough to crowdsource some cash, but that's unlikely. The alternative choice is that oracle buys this guy's shizz and assimilates it into the borg collective.
This is a common fallacy for poorly educated Americans and others: while much of huge world lives in "unsanitary conditions", that doesn't mean what it thinks it means. It doesn't mean people are unhygienic, I.e. They don't wash their hands after using the bathroom. It means the water is poopy and the food is spoiled. There' little to no preventative medical care, making people susceptible to disease, and there's too much overcrowding. This is how diseases like cholera and Ebola spread.
SJ says the iphone has retina ppr with 326ppi at 12 in from face. I don't know what that scales to on a monitor, but sine most peoples eyesight degrades even at arm length, it's probably not that much higher.
Do you like your 4k because everything gets sharper or because you get more screen real estate? 90% sure apple will release a retina iMac with this, in which case the screen proportions and font sizes but everything would be 2x sharper.
This screen is just right for a retina iMac (2x in vertical and horizontal). 5k sounds like a lot of pix, but it's still just 206px/in. This brings large screens into quality parity with phone and tablet screens.
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It would be unfortunate if PC backfires and results in releasing the bad guys it was intended to catch.
Which is why it was a dumb idea to break the rules in the first place.
Yes absolutely correct. If the cops show themselves to be untrustworthy, then the whole law enforcement chain of evidence falls apart. This is the elephant in the room for the supreme court decision earlier this year, in which they ruled that police could stop and search somebody based on an "anonymous tip". And yet the law enforcement has been proven to sanction and encourage PC (part of the FBI docs earlier, in which LEOs got access to NSA data, was a manual saying the cops should use PC so they don't have to reveal the FBI/CIA program in court).
the situation is analogous to the poor dudes in gitmo. Everybody knows they're not terrorists, yet because they were seized illegally there's no way for the justice system to process them. but the military doesn't want to just set them free, because certain parts of the country and certain news channels would flip out. So they just sit in jail and wait, while becoming terrorists. wouldn't you?
Fine a baseball thrown by a varsity high school player.
Two words: parallel construction.
This argument is retarded and so are you.
the team behind it only intends to take and analyze eight samples in two years, which translates to two samples from each of the four units it will visit during its extended mission.
editing fail; I think they met eunuchs. maybe there aren't as many eunuchs on mars as NASA first expected.
what about copying someones private diary. or confidential information.
What about telling those people who get shot every year not to stand in front of a killer wiht a gun?
Quite frankly - if someone is getting shot every year, I would have no problem telling him he's probably not making the best choices.
at the very least if they survive annual attacks it's hard to keep calling the attacker a killer
I don't upload photos that I don't want distributed widely to iCloud.
check your fly; your participle is dangling.
Making copies is not stealing.
setting aside matters of law (in which copying IS stealing in some contexts whether you think it's right or wrong)... from an ethical perspective, I would say that hacking into someone's private account and downloading their shizz is stealing.
seriously. this guy made a product that everybody finds useful. it is now the default choice. Good for this guy and his hard work. he should make bank for his efforts; everybody else in SV is doing it. if some rich benefactor feels strongly enough that this should be managed by a foundation, then he or she can drop a several $m to buy this guy out and open it up. Or, perhaps the community cares enough to crowdsource some cash, but that's unlikely. The alternative choice is that oracle buys this guy's shizz and assimilates it into the borg collective.
So who's doing this populating remotely?
sperm donors. I have fathered 12 children from across the world.
Also some research subjects...
This is a common fallacy for poorly educated Americans and others: while much of huge world lives in "unsanitary conditions", that doesn't mean what it thinks it means. It doesn't mean people are unhygienic, I.e. They don't wash their hands after using the bathroom. It means the water is poopy and the food is spoiled. There' little to no preventative medical care, making people susceptible to disease, and there's too much overcrowding. This is how diseases like cholera and Ebola spread.
I'm sure on alibaba you could buy 25,000 different cures for Ebola, each costing 54 cents per thousand.
Would this centralized server be your universal remote server?
SJ says the iphone has retina ppr with 326ppi at 12 in from face. I don't know what that scales to on a monitor, but sine most peoples eyesight degrades even at arm length, it's probably not that much higher.
I use 16x10 on my mbp every single day. Tim cook would have a bone to pick with you.
Do you like your 4k because everything gets sharper or because you get more screen real estate? 90% sure apple will release a retina iMac with this, in which case the screen proportions and font sizes but everything would be 2x sharper.
I like my pron in sd so it doesn't get too gross.
For gaming whores what's the ideal ppi? Just curious.
This screen is just right for a retina iMac (2x in vertical and horizontal). 5k sounds like a lot of pix, but it's still just 206px/in. This brings large screens into quality parity with phone and tablet screens.
I do, for one. So do millions of other people.
I use duck duck go. you know the name of the duck? dax.
Is the moto 360 a google product? If so I won't wear it.
agreed. i'm holding on to my cash for the iwatch next week.