How is that different from any evidence collected from anywhere?
Most evidence has to be authenticated by the person that recovered it. Just like if a store security guard see you shop-lifting, stops you and searches you, anything he finds, such as a bag of coke, you can be prosecuted for. How do we know he didn't plan it? He has to take the stand, swear to it, and then be cross-examined. That is how our system works, mostly.
um, not even close. By simple click the link you provided, you can see in the summery that he was attempting to steal customer credit card information from that network.
A little different from checking your e-mail and worth some jail time.
If you are a gamer at all, your biggest concern has to be your video card drivers. If you have and Nvidia card, check here. You will read many stories of video corruption or SLI failing to work.
Obviously this would be a concern for anyone upgrading to Vista, but there doesn't seem to be too much trouble for just basic 2D and Aero functionality...
I have a number of friends that had no problem pirating the likes of Win XP and Office when all you had to do was type in the key you get off of the CD that someone burned for you or the net. But after WGA, a number of them when out and bought XP and Vista because they did want to deal with all of that 'registry stuff'.
As for myself and most people here, that 'registry stuff' is not going to bother us, but as much as we don't want to admit it, it does keep may of the masses honest.
The cable co. box just works. It has two tuners for HDTV, and can store a fair amount of content. For everything else, you have the modded xbox. It can play fairly high quality video (granted, no true HD) from any torrent, and is already in a nice little box. And is is great for NES / SNES / Mame emulation. Anyone else have this setup?
I'm not trying to ring the bell that says "Think about the children," but I wonder what everyone's opinion of this website would be if its discussion group was a middle-school and a majority of the kids were calling out the fat / poor kids...
I don't find this argument very convincing if you think in the scheme of 10 billion years. Think about how much more space research we have done in the last 40 years compared to the 3000 before that.
Actually there is a big difference between the call and the e-mail in the eyes of the law. You have a different privacy interest when you are making a call because it is an active communication and therefore the wiretapping statues and laws come into play. However an e-mail is considered more of a contained communication that is over with, kind of like if you left a message on a voice mail. Then the property interest would be with the person that has the message, not the person that sent it.
exactly. They are already having massive shortages. They probably should have RAISED the price. If they truly only shipped 200,000 units then they easily could have sold them for over $1,000 a piece. That is still less than the average price on e-bay for the premium units. I know there is more to pricing a console than straight supply and demand, but if you are going to have such a big shortage, at least give yourself a chance to avoid riots in the street. You know the "must have a new system" folks buying on e-bay would have paid it.
My old school ReplayTV (i believe a model 5000) also had this feature, along with a bunch of other neat features that let you skip to any point of the recording. I would probably still be using it if it had more than one turner..
I'm sure that all of that was already found to be inadmissible on 4th amendment grounds even before this ruling. Just because the government could or could not do something, doesn't mean that it is admissible.
Why don't you ask for a DVD burner while you are at it. You can't have that many outputs with current technology, or it will be the size of a laptop. The reason that there are so many different types of PDAs, is that different people want different things.
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I guess then he was guilty. The system works.
Most evidence has to be authenticated by the person that recovered it. Just like if a store security guard see you shop-lifting, stops you and searches you, anything he finds, such as a bag of coke, you can be prosecuted for. How do we know he didn't plan it? He has to take the stand, swear to it, and then be cross-examined. That is how our system works, mostly.
Trust me, that was knowledge that you could live without.
A little different from checking your e-mail and worth some jail time.
If you are a gamer at all, your biggest concern has to be your video card drivers. If you have and Nvidia card, check here. You will read many stories of video corruption or SLI failing to work.
Obviously this would be a concern for anyone upgrading to Vista, but there doesn't seem to be too much trouble for just basic 2D and Aero functionality...
I have a number of friends that had no problem pirating the likes of Win XP and Office when all you had to do was type in the key you get off of the CD that someone burned for you or the net. But after WGA, a number of them when out and bought XP and Vista because they did want to deal with all of that 'registry stuff'.
As for myself and most people here, that 'registry stuff' is not going to bother us, but as much as we don't want to admit it, it does keep may of the masses honest.
Or unlimited like this.
The cable co. box just works. It has two tuners for HDTV, and can store a fair amount of content. For everything else, you have the modded xbox. It can play fairly high quality video (granted, no true HD) from any torrent, and is already in a nice little box. And is is great for NES / SNES / Mame emulation. Anyone else have this setup?
I'm not trying to ring the bell that says "Think about the children," but I wonder what everyone's opinion of this website would be if its discussion group was a middle-school and a majority of the kids were calling out the fat / poor kids...
You know that the X-71 is ready and waiting for any REAL emergency.
I don't find this argument very convincing if you think in the scheme of 10 billion years. Think about how much more space research we have done in the last 40 years compared to the 3000 before that.
Actually there is a big difference between the call and the e-mail in the eyes of the law. You have a different privacy interest when you are making a call because it is an active communication and therefore the wiretapping statues and laws come into play. However an e-mail is considered more of a contained communication that is over with, kind of like if you left a message on a voice mail. Then the property interest would be with the person that has the message, not the person that sent it.
sounds like pretty good motivation to me to get your act together.
exactly. They are already having massive shortages. They probably should have RAISED the price. If they truly only shipped 200,000 units then they easily could have sold them for over $1,000 a piece. That is still less than the average price on e-bay for the premium units. I know there is more to pricing a console than straight supply and demand, but if you are going to have such a big shortage, at least give yourself a chance to avoid riots in the street. You know the "must have a new system" folks buying on e-bay would have paid it.
My old school ReplayTV (i believe a model 5000) also had this feature, along with a bunch of other neat features that let you skip to any point of the recording. I would probably still be using it if it had more than one turner..
I think that the posters point is that even if you don't call it theft or stealing, everyone knows it is still a crime.
I'm sure that all of that was already found to be inadmissible on 4th amendment grounds even before this ruling. Just because the government could or could not do something, doesn't mean that it is admissible.
The Poster must be a pirate.
This is for activities such as installing cameras in the women's bathroom. I doubt much will come of this except a dismissal.
Warren Buffett
Actually, In NY, the crime of larceny includes acquiring lost property. See NY Penal Law section 155.05(2)(b).
print "Hello, world!"
No bugs.
Of bandwidth measurement of VW Beetles of Tape / hour?
Not much has changed..
Why don't you ask for a DVD burner while you are at it. You can't have that many outputs with current technology, or it will be the size of a laptop. The reason that there are so many different types of PDAs, is that different people want different things.