CEOs want unlimited income. Shareholders want growth charts that are asymptotic.
When I was working at Mobil corporation, I asked a coworker what our company sold.
She said, "petrochemicals."
I said, "Wrong. We sell stocks."
That commodity was responsible for every decision made in the oil patch and matters of safety, for example, became an issue only when litigation impacted growth chart.
Robots have their DNA in raw materials that are extracted by fossil fuels that, themselves are derived from raw materials. None of that goes away, and actually increases greatly as the demand for robots goes up.
"Things," morph from raw materials into very complex machines using very complex machines that come from raw materials.
Then let's ask ourselves which branch of government makes laws and provides for funding of issues like monitoring Muslims, building Walls, deporting 11 million people, kicking the fuck out of ISIS, changing tax laws, or even making America great again?
"Collateral privacy" issues may apply. The guy may not be unwilling to comply because of child pornography. There may be other privacy concerns. There could even be other documents that support violations of other crimes. Hell, the guy might be gay or stuff, or he may have a mistress or involved in embezzlement.
The order is too general in nature and covers way more than probable cause.
Plus, the ship was not compartmentalized. I served on an aircraft carrier, and a hole in one part of the ship would not allow water to breach the entire ship.
Nowadays, we have double hulls and stuff.
The story of the Titanic is a tale of reactive safety measures implemented only after much learning, much like the tales that gave us mandatory fire exits, extinguishers, sprinklers, smoke detectors, and capacity limits in buildings.
"Geoblocking," exists to confine your purchases to your area, in support of your area. Your area has its own content for sale.
That's precisely what's going on in Australia. The Aussie content providers are pissed that Aussies want American stuff instead of Aussie stuff. Think of the children.
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CEOs want unlimited income. Shareholders want growth charts that are asymptotic.
When I was working at Mobil corporation, I asked a coworker what our company sold.
She said, "petrochemicals."
I said, "Wrong. We sell stocks."
That commodity was responsible for every decision made in the oil patch and matters of safety, for example, became an issue only when litigation impacted growth chart.
Limited resources.
Robots have their DNA in raw materials that are extracted by fossil fuels that, themselves are derived from raw materials. None of that goes away, and actually increases greatly as the demand for robots goes up.
"Things," morph from raw materials into very complex machines using very complex machines that come from raw materials.
THAT is the shift in exploitation.
I see what you did there. :)
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Fuck your logic.
Maybe the goddam problem is the one variable that keeps appearing in the analysis: MAYBE IT'S CHICAGO !
There's a larger point to be made here.
Let's review our basic civics classes from back in elementary school and ask ourselves the test question. "What are the three branches of American government?"
Then let's ask ourselves which branch of government makes laws and provides for funding of issues like monitoring Muslims, building Walls, deporting 11 million people, kicking the fuck out of ISIS, changing tax laws, or even making America great again?
a long time ago and stuff?
... consumers don't "own" a fucking thing, ever, anywhere.
Read the goddam EULA.
And yet ...
What the fuck do you mean you don't use social media.
What the fuck do you think slashdot is?
No.
People know, and are concerned, but they use social media anyway.
We all get inundated with articles like this at least once a week.
We know.
It just doesn't matter enough.
I never met a data I didn't like.
... a backup database moved offsite.
No one said they were going to harvest sharks.
The challenge is to study the physics and synthesize the material.
This.
And, in that family of ideas, we have the "privacy," issue.
People don't give a flying fuck about privacy.
... because the "key," analogy fails.
When police knock on our door with a warrant, the warrant specifies what they are looking for.
Recall the example of overreach in the case where an individual is suspected of stealing a TV and LEO looks in desk drawers and cubbyholes.
Officers are not allowed to toss your house, looking for a TV.
A smart device contains information that is private to other, unknown, persons .
I may have photos of you. I may have emails from you. I may have text messages from you, and I may have your phone number.
Hell, I could have a list of passwords to all my banking stuff on there.
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Citizens should have a place to store shit without LEO getting its fucking hands on it.
If it's not a smart device, then where is it?
There's other considerations, as well:
"Collateral privacy" issues may apply. The guy may not be unwilling to comply because of child pornography. There may be other privacy concerns. There could even be other documents that support violations of other crimes. Hell, the guy might be gay or stuff, or he may have a mistress or involved in embezzlement.
The order is too general in nature and covers way more than probable cause.
Said the AC.
I don't think the FBI is the big fear.
It's a big world out there and stuff.
Because your remarks insult me and my mates, I will now sing to you, the "Navy Him:"
"Him, him, fuck him."
They should have been compartmentalized. Per your own post, 50% compartmentalization is equal to zero compartmentalization.
Plus, the ship was not compartmentalized. I served on an aircraft carrier, and a hole in one part of the ship would not allow water to breach the entire ship.
Nowadays, we have double hulls and stuff.
The story of the Titanic is a tale of reactive safety measures implemented only after much learning, much like the tales that gave us mandatory fire exits, extinguishers, sprinklers, smoke detectors, and capacity limits in buildings.
You are offended for the wrong reasons.
"Geoblocking," exists to confine your purchases to your area, in support of your area. Your area has its own content for sale.
That's precisely what's going on in Australia. The Aussie content providers are pissed that Aussies want American stuff instead of Aussie stuff. Think of the children.
Your link leads to the same one in TFS.
What do you have to support your assertion?
How about viewing the material and then comment? You're assuming the people are fucking at a goddam intersection.