It's not for you to define the boundaries of Executive Orders. That's the jurisdiction of the legal system. If the Executive Order were not legal, it would not exist.
If you poll the people of Texas, that isn't any good unless the poll is limited to ONLY people who vote, in which case, me and this guy, Fred, in Amarillo lied and stuff.
The owner of a now-offline "revenge porn" website based in California was sentenced Friday to 18 years in prison, the San Diego office of the state's attorney general said.
Kevin Christopher Bollaert, 27, had been found guilty in February of six counts of extortion and 21 counts of identity theft. He faced a maximum of 23 years in prison.
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Bingo!
When you buy hardware/software, that's exactly what you're doing: Hiring experts.
Storage appliances should not allow anonymous access to sensitive data by default.
For those who deliberately take risks, they don't need to " ... hire someone who has learned them."
Good observation.
Many people implement best practices regarding data backups the second time around.
We're sorry, but whiteboarding is torturous and stuff.
np, I saw it. :)
Texas passed on that, thank you.
... just like TV.
To understand how the Internet really works, all we have to do is examine the TV revenue model.
The carriers are supported by subscriber fees and advertisers. The only part the consumer plays is to purchase the necessary hardware.
OK, enough of this.
You don't set the boundaries of Executive Orders. We The People have already done that.
There are a lot of things you don't get to change.
That's fortunate, because I have not chosen you to represent me.
Thanks for playing.
My assertion is that you don't get to establish the boundaries of Executive Orders.
That stands.
You can SAY "Fuck the Executive Order," all day and yet it exists.
You STILL don't get to define the boundaries, do you?
Are you saying that an Executive Order is a veto???
It's not for you to define the boundaries of Executive Orders. That's the jurisdiction of the legal system. If the Executive Order were not legal, it would not exist.
You cite no evidence to the contrary.
They use pens.
This.
Forget the meat of the Executive Order.
Presidents are, by law, allowed to issue Executive Orders.
If you don't like that, campaign to change it.
Snowden is not releasing documents. He doesn't have the documents. He can't stop the flow.
He gave those documents up.
#1 is broken in that Congress no longer passes laws.
The people of Texas don't care.
If you poll the people of Texas, that isn't any good unless the poll is limited to ONLY people who vote, in which case, me and this guy, Fred, in Amarillo lied and stuff.
That's just a part of history in motion.
The story is formulaic.
For reference, see Civil Rights Act.
Move to the US. We have a document that lists the rights and it describes how the rights are not granted ... they are an attribute.
That doesn't work. A kid can easily get hold of a credit card (some carry one all the time) and sign up.
As long as they don't make a purchase, they can see the free stuff. For some, that's enough and, anyway, it doesn't "block access."
... the run-up to elections is called, "the silly season."
Lots of wiggle room there.
Did you read the WHOLE indictment?
There's not much you can do when you're pretty much the problem.
The owner of a now-offline "revenge porn" website based in California was sentenced Friday to 18 years in prison, the San Diego office of the state's attorney general said.
Kevin Christopher Bollaert, 27, had been found guilty in February of six counts of extortion and 21 counts of identity theft. He faced a maximum of 23 years in prison.
Here's the story.