One of the pillars of freedom at the founding of the U.S. was property rights -- you can buy/own property with no fear of it just being taken away by someone on a whim
Unless they have more guns than you. And blankets infected with smallpox.
If the post office was distributing that propaganda under the form of paper without vetting it, in some countries they could be sued.
Where? In sensible countries the mail operator is a common carrier, which expressly obliges them to carry any thing from any person, so long as no actual law is being broken.
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So I'm not the only one who has a shoebox full of floppies and no idea at all what's on them.
There's a shocking lack of competent everything.
My nomination for best backdoor.
Not invented by Elon Musk, not funded by bitcoin, doesn't have a guns and isn't being used to get more girls interested in tech.
Does not belong on slashdot.
That's true for all emoji. The entire concept is a bucket of cunt.
Unless they have more guns than you. And blankets infected with smallpox.
I did. I didn't plan to.
I really thought underwater sociology was going to be the hot new thing.
Same here. Luckily, only three had been discovered then.
What? The goddam thing flies in an OVAL?!?
Take coverrrrrrrr!
Rubbish. The definition of a common carrier concerns blocking/refusing traffic or items. It says nothing about sniffing or scanning anything.
Where? In sensible countries the mail operator is a common carrier, which expressly obliges them to carry any thing from any person, so long as no actual law is being broken.
It could be argued that from a political perspective you're full of shit.
From a technical one you certainly are.
Why would anyone display a law in an ostentatious manner?
You appear to have mistyped "only when it's in their best interests, everyone else be damned".
I totally agree.
I mean it's impossible that they're not dumb and just happen to have a different opinion to you.
Don't you have to return it to the "stable" to get your coin back?
You have it backwards. It's severance pay. If nobody loses their job, the cost is zero.
I worked in one for a while that had a 13th floor, but there were no offices on it. It was full of heat exchangers and stuff like that.
It's gone a long way in 6000 years.
Homophobe.
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Define them as contractors, then you don't have to pay for the medical.
At least death would bring relief from all the Elon Musk hype.
Shilling for yourself is still shilling.
What's his dick taste like?
If they're that tightly coupled to the OS then they're doing something else wrong.