You presume the public prefers paying more for oil so government can collect more money to spend, rather than have lower prices to pay directly from their pockets.
In the court papers, DoJ calls Apple's rhetoric in the San Bernardino standoff as "false" and "corrosive" because the Cupertino firm dared suggest that the FBI's court order could lead to a "police state."
Of course it could lead to a police state. That's what this is all about, abuse of spying capabilities.
We just found out this week that your giant US-to-foreign email conversations database the NSA shares with you allows warrantless reading of the to: and other fields, not only without a warrant, but without even any tracking and logging.
This is the core of the Constitutional issues the Constitution is supposed to prevent -- people in power having the ability to spy on political opponents, using government powers.
What is to stop, or even notice, a rogue agent working for a politician spying on opponents on their behalf? Nothing, and not even a secret court nor the elected congressmen who are on a national security committee, and are nominally supposed to make sure it isn't abused, can even detect the abuse.
How are we to know this software won't be copied and abused to crack some stolen politician's phone? Of course this assumes you are stuffed looking at who they call, anyway, to feel out their political support networks, the meta info, that itself could be abused, and is warrantless.
It is the lazy designer's way of handling it -- a field on the submission form rather than putting it in as a link under the words "A new study suggests..."
They could create an internal tool to highlight some words in the OP text when approving, hit a button, and boom, the text contains the link.
That would involve them at least nominally being web board developers. Oh, wait.
What Brazil shows is that, despite having a size, population, and massive natural resources comparable to the US, politics and corruption vastly dominate the progress of a country, or lack thereof.
The reality would be offering apartments and air conditioners to the youths, who will flock to the new towns so they can have what passes for an iPhone in the future.
The old priests and chieftains, like those with power everywhere, will resist it, perhaps sucking in the SJWs of the future, who, enjoying patting blue skins on the head as quaint, without thinking of them as quaint, will agree there is value in forcibly keeping them in loincloths and barking at the moon.
The media should do its job, which is to embarrass any company or government that rips off the natives rather than making them rich. This should include embarrassing SJWs who think the priests and chieftains are in it for anything other than power, a patronizing-racist concept.
We in the intellectual crowd know that this is the upper crust trying to divide us to keep us busy. We have seen proof repeatedly that these are simply myths. The majority of the populous is not intellectual though.
Intellect inversely proportional to how much you crow about it.
Intellect directly proportional to sentence construction.
But what if I think it is a useful thing? The government has terminated my right based on a hypothetical. Better yet, an unelected bureaucrat has done so.
Not necessarily. Although it hasn't reached the SC, there have been recent lower rulings that a person cannot use copyright to forbid usage to people they don't like, as that is not what copyright is for, which is to secure exclusive rights for income.
Hint: Fighter planes a few miles above the ground will not cover the area of entire crop fields, when photographed from satellites hundreds of miles up. They will appear almost the exact same size as sitting on the ground.
Slashdot Mirror
> SeaWorld to End Orca Breeding Program
Well, that's pretty much it for you Slashdot nerds, then. That was your only hope as a dating service.
I think the government can force them to help, and to keep their mouth shut about it, but not to lie.
In this case, lying might even put the lying engineer at risk in the foreign country..
You presume the public prefers paying more for oil so government can collect more money to spend, rather than have lower prices to pay directly from their pockets.
In the court papers, DoJ calls Apple's rhetoric in the San Bernardino standoff as "false" and "corrosive" because the Cupertino firm dared suggest that the FBI's court order could lead to a "police state."
Of course it could lead to a police state. That's what this is all about, abuse of spying capabilities.
We just found out this week that your giant US-to-foreign email conversations database the NSA shares with you allows warrantless reading of the to: and other fields, not only without a warrant, but without even any tracking and logging .
This is the core of the Constitutional issues the Constitution is supposed to prevent -- people in power having the ability to spy on political opponents, using government powers.
What is to stop, or even notice, a rogue agent working for a politician spying on opponents on their behalf? Nothing, and not even a secret court nor the elected congressmen who are on a national security committee, and are nominally supposed to make sure it isn't abused, can even detect the abuse.
How are we to know this software won't be copied and abused to crack some stolen politician's phone? Of course this assumes you are stuffed looking at who they call, anyway, to feel out their political support networks, the meta info, that itself could be abused, and is warrantless.
This is almost, but not quite, as stupid as people who watch cellphone video of a movie, at home, when it is released.
It is the lazy designer's way of handling it -- a field on the submission form rather than putting it in as a link under the words "A new study suggests..."
They could create an internal tool to highlight some words in the OP text when approving, hit a button, and boom, the text contains the link.
That would involve them at least nominally being web board developers. Oh, wait.
> flip a bitch...bitches flipping
That's right, the Olympics are this year, aren't they?
Are we sure it is better to get rid of it this way? It is sequestered, on the chemical level anyway. This will change that.
What happened to that ocean compactor plan, cheap at it bales the crap up so it can be shipped for recycling.
Yeah!
Wait. What about the criminals in charge of Russia itself, who arrest and murder political opposition and free press reporters?
Isn't pretty much the whole west coast bought up with mansions? Except where set-aside for preserves driving coastal prices even higher.
Anyway, there's plenty of cheap housing in the midwest.
It wasn't too long ago companies were toying with their servers running the 3D game, and just piping you the video from it.
Stephen Hawking's computerized voice has an American accent.
What Brazil shows is that, despite having a size, population, and massive natural resources comparable to the US, politics and corruption vastly dominate the progress of a country, or lack thereof.
You have no idea the Orwellian things coming down the pike.
The reality would be offering apartments and air conditioners to the youths, who will flock to the new towns so they can have what passes for an iPhone in the future.
The old priests and chieftains, like those with power everywhere, will resist it, perhaps sucking in the SJWs of the future, who, enjoying patting blue skins on the head as quaint, without thinking of them as quaint, will agree there is value in forcibly keeping them in loincloths and barking at the moon.
The media should do its job, which is to embarrass any company or government that rips off the natives rather than making them rich. This should include embarrassing SJWs who think the priests and chieftains are in it for anything other than power, a patronizing-racist concept.
> ScummVM
For a second I thought it said scrum vm, and I started getting angry.
We in the intellectual crowd know that this is the upper crust trying to divide us to keep us busy. We have seen proof repeatedly that these are simply myths. The majority of the populous is not intellectual though.
Intellect inversely proportional to how much you crow about it.
Intellect directly proportional to sentence construction.
> balance of power
But what if I think it is a useful thing? The government has terminated my right based on a hypothetical. Better yet, an unelected bureaucrat has done so.
If this in turn implies you are not permitted, by the government, to say yes, then that is a far graver problem.
Then, outside of movies and their leftovers at car shows, there will never be real Batmobiles you can buy as DC won't risk the liability.
Not necessarily. Although it hasn't reached the SC, there have been recent lower rulings that a person cannot use copyright to forbid usage to people they don't like, as that is not what copyright is for, which is to secure exclusive rights for income.
So you are saying we have no clue what a 100D is?
Fusion has been 40 years away for longer than that.
Unlock the phone...and risk the disease getting out?
No, clearly this DA is clueless as to how technology works.
Hint: Fighter planes a few miles above the ground will not cover the area of entire crop fields, when photographed from satellites hundreds of miles up. They will appear almost the exact same size as sitting on the ground.