A minor may *disaffirm*, or void, most contracts...
No.
A person must be 18 years or older to enter into a written, implied, or verbal contract.
In all states, the age requirement to sign a contract is 18 years of age. A child under the age of 18 is considered a minor and is unable to sign a contract unless it is for essential items. Essential items include medicines, food, and medical services. Otherwise, the minor child must have a parent or guardian consent to the contract in order for it to be legally binding.
This is the price of mass technical incompetence in the business space (not the technical staff).
Businesses don't want to, and don't have to, pay upfront for best-practice implementations that IT departments have been asking for, for years.
Blaming the user is a cheap cop-out.
It's a fucking computer. It has the ability to be predictive and "mentally" read the intentions of malware and say:
STOP! This action is not coming from the operator via user interface. It will encrypt data files and that action is not allowed on this computer. This computer is locked. Notify the IT department.
A lot of malware comes to us from phishing where executables are wrapped in.zip files attached to an email.
How fucking hard is it to allow ONLY administrators to open a.zip that has a.scr,.bat,.exe,.com (continue common list here)?
Ever notice that when a sentence starts off, "I like how...," the rest of it is a sophomoric diatribe about how the author doesn't actually, "... like how...?"
Because they are not people (Vatican, the Gettys, the Rothschilds), not all that rich (the Queen) or died December 16, 1980, Louisville, KY (Col. Sanders).
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... who survive, are in that population of people who need organs?
Nah.
We can be linkstas/b> [© 2016 CaptainDork] (assholes who discredit sources and then throw another link down) but I'm not playing.
You can't school me on the law. What we're talking about here is the "Capacity to Contract."
A minor may *disaffirm*, or void, most contracts ...
No.
A person must be 18 years or older to enter into a written, implied, or verbal contract.
In all states, the age requirement to sign a contract is 18 years of age. A child under the age of 18 is considered a minor and is unable to sign a contract unless it is for essential items. Essential items include medicines, food, and medical services. Otherwise, the minor child must have a parent or guardian consent to the contract in order for it to be legally binding.
... where a guy does just this.
Whether it's a setup porn site, I do not know.
This is not correct.
A person who has yet to reach the age of 18 cannot agree to a contract .
Agreeing to participate in sexual photography and/or video requires a contract between photographer and model.
While a 17-year old can consent to sex, s/he cannot consent to photography of same.
I'm not against boring cars and stroking the engines except after the end of the 60s.
Yes.
In the US, we don't get nice things.
For every mother fucker like Trump, there's another mother fucker like Trump.
... create a media misery for them if they don't deliver ...
"They" will deny, deny, deny, and fail to give a shit if they get caught in a bald-faced lie.
Works for Trump; works for them.
... Fox News.
You just have to ...
No.
I don't have to.
This is the price of mass technical illiteracy.
No.
This is the price of mass technical incompetence in the business space (not the technical staff).
Businesses don't want to, and don't have to, pay upfront for best-practice implementations that IT departments have been asking for, for years.
Blaming the user is a cheap cop-out.
It's a fucking computer. It has the ability to be predictive and "mentally" read the intentions of malware and say:
STOP! This action is not coming from the operator via user interface. It will encrypt data files and that action is not allowed on this computer. This computer is locked. Notify the IT department.
A lot of malware comes to us from phishing where executables are wrapped in .zip files attached to an email.
How fucking hard is it to allow ONLY administrators to open a .zip that has a .scr, .bat, .exe, .com (continue common list here)?
I have to think of everything.
... customizing muscle cars in the late 50s.
The bad news is that cars are boring now.
The good news is that cars no longer require tinkering to get them to go.
I've changed out clutches, installed a/c, gapped plugs and points.
For modern cars, I don't know bullshit from wild honey about fixing them.
I'm a retired IT guy and cut my teeth on a TRS-80 I bought in Feb, 1978.
I helped bring in the first network for Mobil Oil.
I programmed Access, Lotus 123 (and later Excel) macros, and crap like that.
I do not miss those days of old cars or old computers.
Ever notice that when a person gets called for being sophomoric, they play the, "sarcasm" card?"
... and getting rid of it when the fucking TV didn't ship with it?
It could be within the scope of the app store or a side load, but it's not the goddam hardware.
Ever notice that when a sentence starts off, "I like how ...," the rest of it is a sophomoric diatribe about how the author doesn't actually, " ... like how ...?"
Because they are not people (Vatican, the Gettys, the Rothschilds), not all that rich (the Queen) or died December 16, 1980, Louisville, KY (Col. Sanders).
I think this is his.
Top 10 richest people in the world ...
Whose?
Privacy is out the window.
I write about this shit a lot and it's similar to the "War on Piracy" in that when crap is digitized, it's essentially in the public domain.
My fucking car rats me out via a service I use. My phone does. My desktop and all my tablets do, too.
I get made when I buy shit at Walmart, via receipts and security cameras.
There ain't a goddam thing that's going to change all that, so we have only two choices:
A.) Get over it.
B.) Get used to it.
I see what you did there.
And they got elected by people who don't know or don't care that they are voting to make themselves worse off ...
Wrong.
1.) People are voting for what's best for their district inside a state.
2.) The largest, most powerful and influential voting bloc in those districts support the decisions by abstaining.
The back-home districts are so self-serving that Congress can't agree on a goddam thing.
Republicans have had control for quite a while and Obama has vetoed very little legislation because it's just not forthcoming.
Trump doesn't won't the country, and neither will the Republicans.
Nor will anyone else except state legislators and governors.
Which Uncle Tom?
We're talking Congress. It has a bunch of, you know, people.
... adds value?
LinkedIn was hacked four years ago, and what initially seemed to be a theft of 6.5 million passwords has actually turned out to be a breach of 117 million passwords.
It makes a difference because she's a prostitute.
She's also a liar. She did not graduate.
After obtaining a degree in design and architecture at University in Slovenia ...
Did you even read the link I provided?
PICS: Melania Trump Has Appeared In Soft Core Lesbian Porn Modeling
It's the fucking headline.