South Carolina: photo enforcement prohibited with narrow exception; citations for violating traffic laws relating to speed or disregarding traffic control devices may only be used when the State declares an emergency and citations must be served in person within one hour of the violation
It's clunky, bulky, and doesn't even take very good video. The dynamic range sucks, and panning video tears badly when shooting video at the highest resolution.
Don't like it, GoPro, come sue me. Your product sucks, and is not worth the plastic it's made of. Fuck you.
So, if the wearer doesn't respond to email or a facebook post in time, they can be "shocked" into compliance. Two shocks for forgetting to post a picture of breakfast, and three for forgetting to notify the world of your bowel movement.
Admittedly as someone who has not really followed the google fiber thing, what is the catch? Does google get to monitor all of your traffic and pop up ads on your PC or sell that information to advertisers? Do you have to accept their CA so they can also monitor all of your SSL traffic? Do they port-block, or block VPN?
In fact, in any war, Hospitals should be the FIRST things blown the smithereens. Then, your enemy has no hospitals - no way to treat anyone who is injured - and will absolutely have to surrender because any other option means slow, painful deaths for their citizens.
Hospitals, dams, power gen, water treatment, bridges, and schools should all be the very first targets destroyed in any war.
That thing's gonna be loud, so unless it's really far away and they have huge long glass on the camera, the players aren't going to have any part of it.
The United States has been dead since 1861. That's when the country began its rapid decline.
When the northern-dominated government fought a war to create an entitlement class that would forever be a leech on the producers, that was the death knell, and it has been circling the drain since.
If only Northerners in the US had seen the wisdom of slavery back then, and how cheap labor would provide growing productivity for generations; instead of chasing this liberal namby pamby utopianism where everyone is exactly the same, the US would be a modern day paradise.
(of course, this is satirical - but I had to try to come up with a post as stupid as yours)
A couple of carrier battle groups and a ballistic missile sub parked off the coast of North Korea.
North Korea needs to know that, while they could launch an ICBM at the United States, their country would be reduced to smoldering rubble before their missiles re-entered the atmosphere.
But, I do ride about 300 miles/week on the road bike. Seems to do the trick along with eating good food (which includes bacon cheeseburgers, steaks, and lots and lots of sweets).
My wife and I have a somewhat complex tax situation. We both have 1099 income, and we have three rental properties between us - one jointly owned, and the other two are pre-marital property. I also have my regular W2 income from the business I own.
H&R Block wanted $5000 to do our taxes and the taxes for my corp, because they were "very complex and intricate and required special attention of a whole team of tax professionals," when our regular CPA whom we've used for years is $650.
These "professional" tax preparers are nothing more than a bunch of part-time yahoos who can file a form with the IRS to become "certified" tax preparers. I prefer to hire someone who does taxes and accounting for a living, every day, all year. Besides, it's cheaper.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
PERIOD.
The government has zero right to snoop on my financial transactions unless and until they have probable cause to suspect I am involved in criminal activity, and a judge agrees and signs a warrant allowing the government to obtain specific records that their probable cause affidavit says they need to make their case.
The Constitution says "no warrant, no financial records." Period.
It's going to cost Microsoft's users something, though, since that fine, if it is even upheld on appeal, will be integrated into the cost of Microsoft products.
As I explained this 9th grade logic to another poster, if I say "I like red truck," it does not logically follow that "I don't like blue trucks," or that "if the truck is not red, I don't like it."
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South Carolina: photo enforcement prohibited with narrow exception; citations for violating traffic laws relating to speed or disregarding traffic control devices may only be used when the State declares an emergency and citations must be served in person within one hour of the violation
It's clunky, bulky, and doesn't even take very good video. The dynamic range sucks, and panning video tears badly when shooting video at the highest resolution.
Don't like it, GoPro, come sue me. Your product sucks, and is not worth the plastic it's made of. Fuck you.
So, if the wearer doesn't respond to email or a facebook post in time, they can be "shocked" into compliance. Two shocks for forgetting to post a picture of breakfast, and three for forgetting to notify the world of your bowel movement.
Admittedly as someone who has not really followed the google fiber thing, what is the catch? Does google get to monitor all of your traffic and pop up ads on your PC or sell that information to advertisers? Do you have to accept their CA so they can also monitor all of your SSL traffic? Do they port-block, or block VPN?
So are hospitals, IMHO.
In fact, in any war, Hospitals should be the FIRST things blown the smithereens. Then, your enemy has no hospitals - no way to treat anyone who is injured - and will absolutely have to surrender because any other option means slow, painful deaths for their citizens.
Hospitals, dams, power gen, water treatment, bridges, and schools should all be the very first targets destroyed in any war.
I lol'd /Thread
My ass... more like "we want a dragnet so we can charge more people with petty crimes to raise more money for our department."
That thing's gonna be loud, so unless it's really far away and they have huge long glass on the camera, the players aren't going to have any part of it.
Let's raise awareness for water pollution by all going out and crapping in the river.
The United States has been dead since 1861. That's when the country began its rapid decline.
When the northern-dominated government fought a war to create an entitlement class that would forever be a leech on the producers, that was the death knell, and it has been circling the drain since.
If only Northerners in the US had seen the wisdom of slavery back then, and how cheap labor would provide growing productivity for generations; instead of chasing this liberal namby pamby utopianism where everyone is exactly the same, the US would be a modern day paradise.
(of course, this is satirical - but I had to try to come up with a post as stupid as yours)
...which is the big reason I bought a Nexus 4. No carrier lock (which is the unlocking they're talking about) from the get go.
You've already agreed to pay them with funds that are not encumbered in any way.
A couple of carrier battle groups and a ballistic missile sub parked off the coast of North Korea.
North Korea needs to know that, while they could launch an ICBM at the United States, their country would be reduced to smoldering rubble before their missiles re-entered the atmosphere.
I'm having trouble wrapping my feeble mind around that one.
Problem solved. You won't hear shit with this thing in your room with you.
"How do these slashvertisements keep getting worse?"
Dice.
Nuff said.
I don't stay fit at work. Work is for work.
But, I do ride about 300 miles/week on the road bike. Seems to do the trick along with eating good food (which includes bacon cheeseburgers, steaks, and lots and lots of sweets).
It's a very good hoax due to how plausible it really is.
My wife and I have a somewhat complex tax situation. We both have 1099 income, and we have three rental properties between us - one jointly owned, and the other two are pre-marital property. I also have my regular W2 income from the business I own.
H&R Block wanted $5000 to do our taxes and the taxes for my corp, because they were "very complex and intricate and required special attention of a whole team of tax professionals," when our regular CPA whom we've used for years is $650.
These "professional" tax preparers are nothing more than a bunch of part-time yahoos who can file a form with the IRS to become "certified" tax preparers. I prefer to hire someone who does taxes and accounting for a living, every day, all year. Besides, it's cheaper.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
PERIOD.
The government has zero right to snoop on my financial transactions unless and until they have probable cause to suspect I am involved in criminal activity, and a judge agrees and signs a warrant allowing the government to obtain specific records that their probable cause affidavit says they need to make their case.
The Constitution says "no warrant, no financial records." Period.
Seriously, how can this possibly be legal?
"I like the assumption that employees will do the right thing"
Tracing accessory use through badge swiping does not equal assuming employees will do the right thing. It's assuming they won't.
China owns the US
China owns networks in the US
China has complete visibility of everything that happens in the US
We surrender. Please don't hurt us.
It's going to cost Microsoft's users something, though, since that fine, if it is even upheld on appeal, will be integrated into the cost of Microsoft products.
Did I say that?
As I explained this 9th grade logic to another poster, if I say "I like red truck," it does not logically follow that "I don't like blue trucks," or that "if the truck is not red, I don't like it."
Grow up.