There is a difference in "bad things happen to workers in foreign countries" and "bad things happen to workers here, in the enlightened, forward thinking first world nation that I live in!"
Can't imagine why people continue to coddle foreign terrorists to the detriment of their own people. Oh, that's right, they think we can hug it out. If we only show them how nice we are, they would surely leave us alone. That hasn't worked since . . . ever.
Neat how these attacks have been domestic terrorists, brought up and raised in country.
A Protection/policy/law that is slated to be implemented is generally followed by businesses before it actively goes into effect, so that they are in compliance when it does go into effect. It gets them ahead of the curve and allows them to find issues they might have complying, before penalties for non-compliance come due.
There is great potential for abuse with these things,
Yes, laws like this have a great potential for abuse. That's generally why we try to keep public disclosure of these actions available, to watch for the government misusing them.
I have a friend whose girlfriend could not drive due to epilepsy. He continually had to stop what he was doing (admittedly, hanging out, normally), to go pick her up and drive her to and from work, or home, or whatnot.
A self driving vehicle would've helped both of them out immensely.
Time and money. Why is the company going to pay to have their team write code to downgrade the quality of the detail, when those programmers could instead be working on the next project to bring them money (and by next project, I mean the DLC that should've been a part of the original game).
Just fyi - there wasn't an ad hominem in there. The AC said "Your retorts are terrible", which is not a personal attack. AC suggested you didn't read the critique - not a personal attack, and that you wrote blind adoration - not a personal attack.
Please use terminology correctly.
Also, none of this was a personal attack. It was a correction.
While I don't necessarily agree with it, I can see why - to see how students are getting around the filters. If you can find out how they got around it, you can find a way to stop it.
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For someone who doesn't know it exists? Pretty difficult.
There is a difference in "bad things happen to workers in foreign countries" and "bad things happen to workers here, in the enlightened, forward thinking first world nation that I live in!"
Can't imagine why people continue to coddle foreign terrorists to the detriment of their own people. Oh, that's right, they think we can hug it out. If we only show them how nice we are, they would surely leave us alone. That hasn't worked since . . . ever.
Neat how these attacks have been domestic terrorists, brought up and raised in country.
A Protection/policy/law that is slated to be implemented is generally followed by businesses before it actively goes into effect, so that they are in compliance when it does go into effect. It gets them ahead of the curve and allows them to find issues they might have complying, before penalties for non-compliance come due.
I'd recommend reading the other two. He does a good job of making the story evenly good throughout.
You can, but if we suspect you of filming it covertly on your phone, it will be subject to seizure and data mining.
Yeah, because classified information never got out under older generations.
What happens when the judge issues a warrant for something I can not provide?
How do I prove that I do not have the password anymore?
Do we now have an unattainable burden of proof on the defendant?
The issue then becomes, what do you do when you actually do not remember the passcode?
How do I prove my innocence in "refusing" to provide the code?
The issue now becomes an unattainable burden of proof on the defendant, who is supposed to be innocent until proven guilty, no?
There is great potential for abuse with these things,
Yes, laws like this have a great potential for abuse. That's generally why we try to keep public disclosure of these actions available, to watch for the government misusing them.
33 minutes before you brought up Hillary in a discussion about politics? A little slow. Are you okay?
Depending on the state, the company can (and most likely will) contest your ability to get unemployment even if you were "laid off".
Unless they just target encrypted data.
We aren't setting the bar very high anymore for success, are we?
Let me know when one appears.
A self driving vehicle would've helped both of them out immensely.
Just wait for him to get started!
Where was I?
Time and money. Why is the company going to pay to have their team write code to downgrade the quality of the detail, when those programmers could instead be working on the next project to bring them money (and by next project, I mean the DLC that should've been a part of the original game).
"Come with me if you want to live."
Seems to be working for Trump, now. Weird how all that outrage from his side about that kind of behavior went away....
CEO pay/compensation is generally in a millions, and the double digit millions are apparently reachable.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06...
That talks about CEO pay, and it's from 2013. Even then, the median CEO pay for the top 200 companies in the country was $15 mil.
Probably much more today, seeing as how the growth rate was through the roof.
Which is, you know, illegal in many states.
If they have something to hide then they are not on the right side of the law.
So you'll have no problem posting your SSN, birthdate, and all credit card numbers for us, right?
Just fyi - there wasn't an ad hominem in there. The AC said "Your retorts are terrible", which is not a personal attack. AC suggested you didn't read the critique - not a personal attack, and that you wrote blind adoration - not a personal attack.
Please use terminology correctly.
Also, none of this was a personal attack. It was a correction.
While I don't necessarily agree with it, I can see why - to see how students are getting around the filters. If you can find out how they got around it, you can find a way to stop it.