Don't bet on that. They will just levy a tax calculated on your gross body weight, which will have to be reported year year to the IRS due to the future 'single payer' health care that will be based on your 'health'.
Right, i have a samsung impression with AT&T and can buy tethering, but i cant on my iphone... why? Not that i want to, but i also don't understand it.
But there is one advantage to the iphone - since you can't take out the battery, it remains on the network for a longer time to receive the wipe signal.
It takes seconds to turn it off or stick it in a shielded bag.
If the device cant talk to the towers, it wont get a wipe signal:
1 - get device and turn off immediately or remove battery 2 - put in cage ( room sized is best ) 3 - power back up and do your forensics without concern
Well, good thing this isn't about desktop OS's, then, isn't it? In fact, coding for OS X is free and unrestricted, just as with Windows. On the other hand... You know that for Windows Mobile 7, apps need Microsoft's approval, don't you?
Shhhh stop making sense.. You will burst some bubbles.
Microsoft is a software company. Apple, both. Apple wants to keep their platform stable, Microsoft has to deal with other peoples platform and has to hope theirs is..
TV's have been around forever and cant be helping. I know people that leave them on WHILE they sleep...
Just turn it *all* off a while before bed. Simple cheap solution. If you need something to do, how about interacting with your family or going for a walk?
Of course freedom(s) can be abused by a few, but that is not a reason to restrict it from the masses.
Your attitude really scares me, and is part of what is wrong these days with society. Once you limit a freedom, its a matter of time before its gone completely.
As a side note, free speech does not mean it HAS to be published, it just cant be restricted from being published/distributed.
Being jailed for possessing knowledge is wrong in so many ways. Anyone remember the book burning in WWII by the Nazis? ( well, not in person of cousre.. )
Yes, it was criminal ( in more ways then one:) ), however the post i was responding to did mention a civil suit, so included a comment about that too..
I disagree, if your house/apartment door is closed, there was no 'invitation' thus they broke the law, not you. If you have leave it wide open with a sign ' free beer party', and you don't take steps to at least close your bedroom door, then ya, you are negligent.
However that said, you can be sued in civil court for anything, by anyone.. doesn't mean its valid or you will lose but they can.
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Apparently so. But that's why god made encryption.
Don't bet on that. They will just levy a tax calculated on your gross body weight, which will have to be reported year year to the IRS due to the future 'single payer' health care that will be based on your 'health'.
15 years is a blip. When it hits 30 we can talk.
Targeting a small specialized market is never good for your longevity, regardless how good you do it.
Right, i have a samsung impression with AT&T and can buy tethering, but i cant on my iphone... why? Not that i want to, but i also don't understand it.
will strike fear into the hearts of every 3G user in NYC
Why?
But there is one advantage to the iphone - since you can't take out the battery, it remains on the network for a longer time to receive the wipe signal.
It takes seconds to turn it off or stick it in a shielded bag.
If the device cant talk to the towers, it wont get a wipe signal:
1 - get device and turn off immediately or remove battery
2 - put in cage ( room sized is best )
3 - power back up and do your forensics without concern
Well, good thing this isn't about desktop OS's, then, isn't it? In fact, coding for OS X is free and unrestricted, just as with Windows. On the other hand... You know that for Windows Mobile 7, apps need Microsoft's approval, don't you?
Shhhh stop making sense.. You will burst some bubbles.
Microsoft is a software company. Apple, both. Apple wants to keep their platform stable, Microsoft has to deal with other peoples platform and has to hope theirs is..
But its not the cheapest fix..
TV's have been around forever and cant be helping. I know people that leave them on WHILE they sleep...
Just turn it *all* off a while before bed. Simple cheap solution. If you need something to do, how about interacting with your family or going for a walk?
Of course freedom(s) can be abused by a few, but that is not a reason to restrict it from the masses.
Your attitude really scares me, and is part of what is wrong these days with society. Once you limit a freedom, its a matter of time before its gone completely.
As a side note, free speech does not mean it HAS to be published, it just cant be restricted from being published/distributed.
Which makes it even that more sad..
Being jailed for possessing knowledge is wrong in so many ways. Anyone remember the book burning in WWII by the Nazis? ( well, not in person of cousre.. )
Come with us please.
Ask him where the line is, he got jailed ( more then once ) for writing DIY gun books....
Just beacuse you leave your bedroom window open it doesn't give your neighbors the right to walk over and peek in.
I thought they sounded familiar..
Would be nice to have a sub 150$ arm based netbook tho.. or a desktop.
Is it a phone or a computer? Make up your mind. sheeeh
And they do have every right to restrict what you do with it.. Don't like the rules, choose a different vendor as they are NOT a monopoly.
Right, and I'm glad it doesn't support flash, at least in its current form.
Funny how now Adobe is backing down and begging for support.. Few weeks ago they were flying the bird.
Yes, it was criminal ( in more ways then one :) ), however the post i was responding to did mention a civil suit, so included a comment about that too..
I disagree, if your house/apartment door is closed, there was no 'invitation' thus they broke the law, not you. If you have leave it wide open with a sign ' free beer party', and you don't take steps to at least close your bedroom door, then ya, you are negligent.
However that said, you can be sued in civil court for anything, by anyone.. doesn't mean its valid or you will lose but they can.
And eventually we will have a single company that holds all the cards, for everything.
The more these companies shoot themselves in the foot and piss off the average Joe, the sooner this nonsense will be over.
Only when there was reasonable expectation that the goods were stolen. If you acted in good faith you don't get prosecuted, you just lose your stuff.