And I can't get over the Swedish court's argument that making the service available is criminal, because it can be used illegally.
Forgetting the politically charged 'sharing' issue at hand which polarizes people and blinds them to the big picture, a very *very* dangerous precedent was set with that decision, if this holds.
Are the answer to most any illness that doesn't have a hard genetic base to it. ( since the 'new' cells will eventually take on the same old genetic deficiency )
All records should be destroyed when the person is proven not guilty and released. WIth this ability they can just randomly detain people for questioning about some random crime that has no connection, get their DNA, and release them.
For *innocent* people this is a clear violation of the 4th amendment. ( and perhaps others )
Since i have plenty of books on my kindle that did not come from amazon. ( and are legal ) i don't compare it to critical components like 'blades'. My kindle is fully functional and has what i want to read on it, but its never talked to Amazons servers.
I had ZERO problems getting these other books on mine, so i don't see them 'making it hard to get it anywhere else' either.
Right the OP has it backwards. The federal government has explicit power to regulate ( ie, tax ) interstate trade. Them getting involved in internal 'trade' is unconstitutional.
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Sounds like its similar, does it also encrypt its local store?
You cant really be serious if you are on a shoestring budget.
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And I can't get over the Swedish court's argument that making the service available is criminal, because it can be used illegally.
Forgetting the politically charged 'sharing' issue at hand which polarizes people and blinds them to the big picture, a very *very* dangerous precedent was set with that decision, if this holds.
Say what you will about Microsoft's engineering staff, they do have one hell of a marketing team.
Are the answer to most any illness that doesn't have a hard genetic base to it. ( since the 'new' cells will eventually take on the same old genetic deficiency )
Text documents, pictures, depositions ( audio ), scans of legal documents, etc.
Attorneys create mountains of documents for cases, don't underestimate its volume.
That way you control its security.
All records should be destroyed when the person is proven not guilty and released. WIth this ability they can just randomly detain people for questioning about some random crime that has no connection, get their DNA, and release them.
For *innocent* people this is a clear violation of the 4th amendment. ( and perhaps others )
Right, but if you get TOO big i bet it would not qualify as amateur anymore and would step in.
Not joking here, i'm surprised the government has not stepped in and stopped him.
I can still bitch about it. Now, get off my lawn!
umm the term hacker predates the commercial internet.
True it doesn't predate people that suck at golf however.
Nah that means you are too good for them. They want controllable good.
If you are good enough, they come to you.
If you are old school, hacking IS ethical, and any damage/profit beyond learning is against the "code".
Amazing how powerful the media is in twisting definitions, public perception and alienating an entire culture.
Well, Obama has no real leadership experience either, so why not be consistent?
I guess its better then appointing a fox to watch the henhouse like has happened in other cases recently.
Why are those even remotely accessible?
While i see a need for networking ( at least in some cases ) they should be on their own completely dedicated line.
With the radio turned off, they will have trouble with doing that.
If you are big enough to stall long enough, the government loses interest.
Seems Both Microsoft and the terrorists have learned this.
Eventually they will have no choice but to be a digital version of swiss cheese.
It wont be a matter of 'being responsible' it will be a matter of staying out of court.
Rationally, i would agree with you, but the *AA's don't think rationally and seem to get their way at most every turn.
They will sue and win to make "examples".
The jail time and fines make it even more of a theater.
Since i have plenty of books on my kindle that did not come from amazon. ( and are legal ) i don't compare it to critical components like 'blades'. My kindle is fully functional and has what i want to read on it, but its never talked to Amazons servers.
I had ZERO problems getting these other books on mine, so i don't see them 'making it hard to get it anywhere else' either.
Right the OP has it backwards. The federal government has explicit power to regulate ( ie, tax ) interstate trade. Them getting involved in internal 'trade' is unconstitutional.
Both. So they can get you coming, and going.