Why, when the torrent of the DVD copy comes out they'll just download that too and have first run copy and DVD copy and then when they release the Directors Cut copy with 14 extras seconds of footage that didn't make the final film, then there's the extended version with another 12 seconds of unseen footage and commentary by the 4th assistant caterer and the make up artists hair dresser.
Don't dismiss a.380 as a useless caliber. At close range it will penetrate, you may not have stopping power but then again nicking the femoral artery would take one how long to bleed out?
As concealable as a.380 is you could get very close to your intended target.
I don't own a gun for protection, I own them because they are fun to shoot make really loud noises explosions in fact and put holes in things. What more could a growing boy ask for?
For home defense I have a mental map of my house can find my way round in the dark and will use that and whatever blunt object is closest to me. If there's more than 1 intruder I wouldn't want to risk one getting away because he heard me shooting.
I'm like that really rare watch dog, you won't know I'm there until you are fully in and I'm blocking your exit and by then it's too late.
I'd have to disagree, we are just as violent (how can we not be it's in our nature) think we aren't go and watch two children playing and see how long before they physically start fighting. That is a genetic feature programmed into us for survival. Now granted as we've grown older as individuals we have suppressed that side of our nature.
I also hope you didn't type "much more productive" with a straight face. Are you blind to how lazy we've become? I'd say people were far more productive 100 - 50 - even just 25 years ago than we are today. We may produce more, but long gone are the days we have to grind our own wheat to make flour. Which incidentally frees up more of our time to catch up on Footballers Wives.
I'd say we are in declined and our reliance on our current way of life will come to bite us in the ass.
I could care less about the FISC, how about some transparency as to how they are going to use my cell carriers metadata to prevent terror and not to spy on the citizens for no reason.
With the liberties the government is taking today I am surprised more people aren't shouting from soapboxes about it in the name of their childrens rights.
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.
I'd say yes it is covered by the 4th and if it's too vague for you the 9th is worded so it may be covered there.
I'd say the government using tax dollars to create a repository and every communication is unreasonable. Not even bringing into account the lack of a warrant. If it wasn't covered by the 4th no warrant would ever have been needed for any wiretap.
While in theory I agree. Then again what the government is doing is criminal. Did you not see the/. post yesterday about relational metadata and how it can be used. It was a very interesting read, and I actually did RTFA. It showed how innocuous data mining like this could be used to identify people, in this case the data was used to show how seemingly innocent data could point to potential threats in this case it was Paul Revere.
I can fully see how this can be used to stop terrorist attacks, but so far we have finger pointing from every corner that says our intelligence community has had prior knowledge of several potential attacks and neglected to follow through. It is far more likely this will be used against law abiding citizens. What if I am a law abiding citizen but I begin speaking out against the injustices the administration is committing in the name of fighting terror and they use my data to pin point and come after me. I've committed no crime other than I could be labeled a terrorist for speaking up for my rights.
The way I see it it's just another way the government can abuse or circumvent checks and balances that were put in place to protect our rights.
Do you honestly want your government to know every minute detail of your life?
hire - to engage the services of a person for a fee to engage temporary use of for a fee
If you aren't paid you aren't hired by definition.
Internships while in theory are for the benefit of the intern to get real world experience, it really is just an avenue for a company to enjoy free labor.
I agree because clearly the ancient egyptians couldn't possibly have though to tie two sticks together at a 90 degree angle and dangle a string weighted to make a plum line. I mean really.
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Oh you mean like Hollywoods remake of Girl with the Dragon Tatoo, oh wait that was a rehash, maybe that's Hollywoods whole problem.
Why, when the torrent of the DVD copy comes out they'll just download that too and have first run copy and DVD copy and then when they release the Directors Cut copy with 14 extras seconds of footage that didn't make the final film, then there's the extended version with another 12 seconds of unseen footage and commentary by the 4th assistant caterer and the make up artists hair dresser.
Since you feel a MAC address is unique and unspoofable do quick google on MAC spoofing.
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I can't believe these words formed in your brain and trickled off your keyboard.
Let's say you take in 30 familys into your home, you share all your resources and your space with them. That's about what it will be like.
Or disease will.
Then explain how they can predict a population peak.
Seriously, that's the best you got and you're on /. come on now, you can do better.
I propose yes you do hammer the alarm clock but take a week or two and Rube Goldberg it up as a last hurrah. Film it and share it with us.
Don't dismiss a .380 as a useless caliber. At close range it will penetrate, you may not have stopping power but then again nicking the femoral artery would take one how long to bleed out?
.380 is you could get very close to your intended target.
As concealable as a
I don't own a gun for protection, I own them because they are fun to shoot make really loud noises explosions in fact and put holes in things. What more could a growing boy ask for?
For home defense I have a mental map of my house can find my way round in the dark and will use that and whatever blunt object is closest to me. If there's more than 1 intruder I wouldn't want to risk one getting away because he heard me shooting.
I'm like that really rare watch dog, you won't know I'm there until you are fully in and I'm blocking your exit and by then it's too late.
I'd have to disagree, we are just as violent (how can we not be it's in our nature) think we aren't go and watch two children playing and see how long before they physically start fighting. That is a genetic feature programmed into us for survival. Now granted as we've grown older as individuals we have suppressed that side of our nature.
I also hope you didn't type "much more productive" with a straight face. Are you blind to how lazy we've become? I'd say people were far more productive 100 - 50 - even just 25 years ago than we are today. We may produce more, but long gone are the days we have to grind our own wheat to make flour. Which incidentally frees up more of our time to catch up on Footballers Wives.
I'd say we are in declined and our reliance on our current way of life will come to bite us in the ass.
I could care less about the FISC, how about some transparency as to how they are going to use my cell carriers metadata to prevent terror and not to spy on the citizens for no reason.
With the liberties the government is taking today I am surprised more people aren't shouting from soapboxes about it in the name of their childrens rights.
And if it is a compromised machine they simply move to another network and continue the attack. Aren't you glad you blocked the first at the router?
I work for Umbrella you fool! We have the resources we have the expertise.
The way I see it, it's not different then when MS threatened to boot botnetted machines off the net.
So then after the fact is a no-no but catching them in the act you're saying is entirely ok.
Not having a social media account could put other ideas in their heads, what are you trying to hide by distancing yourself from society?
You may squarely land yourself in the cross hairs for not belonging.
Yes we can! Yes we can!
N + SA = No Such Area || No Safe Arena || Non Stick Aluminum?
I'd say yes it is covered by the 4th and if it's too vague for you the 9th is worded so it may be covered there.
I'd say the government using tax dollars to create a repository and every communication is unreasonable. Not even bringing into account the lack of a warrant. If it wasn't covered by the 4th no warrant would ever have been needed for any wiretap.
While in theory I agree. Then again what the government is doing is criminal. Did you not see the /. post yesterday about relational metadata and how it can be used. It was a very interesting read, and I actually did RTFA. It showed how innocuous data mining like this could be used to identify people, in this case the data was used to show how seemingly innocent data could point to potential threats in this case it was Paul Revere.
I can fully see how this can be used to stop terrorist attacks, but so far we have finger pointing from every corner that says our intelligence community has had prior knowledge of several potential attacks and neglected to follow through. It is far more likely this will be used against law abiding citizens. What if I am a law abiding citizen but I begin speaking out against the injustices the administration is committing in the name of fighting terror and they use my data to pin point and come after me. I've committed no crime other than I could be labeled a terrorist for speaking up for my rights.
The way I see it it's just another way the government can abuse or circumvent checks and balances that were put in place to protect our rights.
Do you honestly want your government to know every minute detail of your life?
You must be an American like me, I think we call them lines.
I watch enough British tv that I know what a queue is and I know what queuing is as well.
Have we in fact learned nothing from these all in one gadgets we are so enamored with?
Most shout from the rooftops that they can do X number of things, many do but few do X number of things and do them well.
Do you want to travel in a plane that doubles as a train, or do you want to travel by train that doubles as a plane?
I don't know about you but an aircraft has enough moving parts for me already, adding more is just adding something to the mix that could fail.
"hired"
hire - to engage the services of a person for a fee
to engage temporary use of for a fee
If you aren't paid you aren't hired by definition.
Internships while in theory are for the benefit of the intern to get real world experience, it really is just an avenue for a company to enjoy free labor.
I agree because clearly the ancient egyptians couldn't possibly have though to tie two sticks together at a 90 degree angle and dangle a string weighted to make a plum line. I mean really.