Security costs for nuclear plants has gone through the roof. It used to be a couple guys behind a glass wall. Now it's body scans, machine guns, SWAT teams on call, bomb dogs, etc, etc.
But somehow, the real life testing using automated systems and real people both observing the data didn't catch the phones "signal strength software miscalculation" problem.
I'm going to Greece for a week! I live at 123 Main street anytown, USA Bye everyone, I'm leaving now! (Don't really leave, sit just inside door with shotgun) ? Profit!
They did consider VPN's and Proxies and fairies too. They also had witnesses, aka Real People, who also testified he was at his fathers house. It was corroborating evidence, not the piece the case hinged on.
Once again, Facebook verified what multiple REAL PEOPLE were telling the cops. It wasn't the only piece of evidence.
You love how ignorant people are of the legal profession, I love how people like you are so pompous and know-it-all's they can't even read the article.
GPS units that record driving habits and aren't used for turn by turn navigation record data points every 30 seconds. That's what they had in the car, not some nice unit.
The kids dad was the one who fought this the whole time. The dad got the GPS because of prior infractions by his son. The kid got 2 other motor-vehicle infractions while this case was proceeding. Halfway through the case, the dad changed their defense from "The radar gun was wrong", to "It was an illegal speed trap."
They knew they were going to lose the whole time, they just hoped the county wouldn't put out the money. Example: They waited until the county had paid the expenses for an expert to come fly cross country and testify. Right before he was to testify, the kids lawyer got a continuation so the expert had to go home and get paid again to come out later.
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Take up bottled CO2 up with each launch and jettison it towards the sun.
The ultimate form of carbon credits.
Be real, the CIA will keep the drones flying no matter what some piss ant judge says.
Holy shit, they aren't even releasing the patch for over a month?
I don't even play this and that sounds absolutely ridiculous.
Security costs for nuclear plants has gone through the roof.
It used to be a couple guys behind a glass wall.
Now it's body scans, machine guns, SWAT teams on call, bomb dogs, etc, etc.
How do they compare in the measurement of Megawatts per acre?
How come nobody told me this 15 years ago.
But somehow, the real life testing using automated systems and real people both observing the data didn't catch the phones "signal strength software miscalculation" problem.
It sounds like a newer version of the testing facilities we were using at HP 15 years ago.
Putting non-native species into alternate natural environments has never led to any problems...
"a sharp departure from widely accepted historical teachings"
So was teaching that the earth revolved around the sun.
There is no 'thief'.
There is a guy who found a prototype iphone .
This guy tried to call and give it back to Apple.
They didn't seem to want it back, so he sold it.
My tax dollars paid for the taking and processing of those photographs.
They should be public property anyway.
Eve Online seems to be doing pretty well.
I'm going to Greece for a week!
I live at 123 Main street anytown, USA
Bye everyone, I'm leaving now!
(Don't really leave, sit just inside door with shotgun)
?
Profit!
Phil Jones has pretty much admitted most of the data is BS and nobody knows what it really means.
How can a legal-aged adult file as Jane Doe just because of her secret of being 'in the closet'?
All the indy theaters around here use film.
It means they still might be too lazy to figure out what the change was in Fahrenheit.
They did consider VPN's and Proxies and fairies too.
They also had witnesses, aka Real People, who also testified he was at his fathers house.
It was corroborating evidence, not the piece the case hinged on.
Once again, Facebook verified what multiple REAL PEOPLE were telling the cops. It wasn't the only piece of evidence.
You love how ignorant people are of the legal profession, I love how people like you are so pompous and know-it-all's they can't even read the article.
GPS units that record driving habits and aren't used for turn by turn navigation record data points every 30 seconds.
That's what they had in the car, not some nice unit.
The kids dad was the one who fought this the whole time.
The dad got the GPS because of prior infractions by his son.
The kid got 2 other motor-vehicle infractions while this case was proceeding.
Halfway through the case, the dad changed their defense from "The radar gun was wrong", to "It was an illegal speed trap."
They knew they were going to lose the whole time, they just hoped the county wouldn't put out the money.
Example:
They waited until the county had paid the expenses for an expert to come fly cross country and testify. Right before he was to testify, the kids lawyer got a continuation so the expert had to go home and get paid again to come out later.
The head of one pilot was in the lap of the other pilot.
How obvious does it have to be?
Life isn't fair. Suck it up.
Any police department anywhere pretty much won't try to recover anything worth $300 unless it falls into their lap.
My father retired from the NRC 2 years ago.
He has more contracting work at plants all around the country than you could shake a fuel rod at.