Hold it, isn't everything he said he would do really bad ? So in your world if he does none of it, that would be really good ? But you are saying if he does none it will be bad ?
You're making the assumption that someone dumped spam into a directory marked life insurance, and that there is an easy way to differentiate between classified and non classified emails.
There is also the matter of obstruction of justice.
But thanks, you have just demonstrated why software projects don't get done on time.
That's nice I scan all kinds of files that are written to be interpreted by machine as well. Tell me me how do you detect criminal activity in a file with GREP ?
Not to beat up on you, but you are showing a notable lacking of understanding how the legal system works in this country.
This is a decision of whether or not to indict. It doesn't send people to jail, it sends them to court where they are tried by a judge and jury of their peers.
Comey's own statements have been to the effect he found wrongdoing but decided not to recommend it be sent to a court. (If you doubt read his original press conference on this)
In economics and in public-choice theory, rent-seeking involves seeking to increase one's share of existing wealth without creating new wealth. Rent-seeking results in reduced economic efficiency through poor allocation of resources, reduced actual wealth creation, lost government revenue, increased income inequality,[1] and (potentially) national decline.
Attempts at capture of regulatory agencies to gain a coercive monopoly can result in advantages for the rent seeker in the market while imposing disadvantages on (incorrupt) competitors. The idea was originated by Gordon Tullock and the term was coined by Anne Krueger.[2]
Well done Mr. AC. It also highlights both the need for civic privacy and government transparency when it comes to catching criminals. Government transparency is something I doubt we will see any time from China or the U.S.
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You mean apart from the obvious reasoning that anyone who is actually thinking should be able to come up with ?
That was the point
There should be a healthy amount of skepticism about any of these claims.
science via cnn
http://arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/c...
http://arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/c...
Chicken little alive and well
I'd love to see whoever modded your post explain why it's flamebait.
Anyone who considers facts to be flamebait needs to examine their value system.
8 watts from the kinetic
http://www.instructables.com/i...
There you go garbage 1 watt panel. How much anyone want to bet that 8 nice panels and batteries are far cheaper than these ?
And for people who have never been to Vegas walking is not how how you want to get around, unless you are real fond of heat stroke.
Plants actually benefit from CO2
I may have heard this someplace before.
Hold it, isn't everything he said he would do really bad ?
So in your world if he does none of it, that would be really good ?
But you are saying if he does none it will be bad ?
I am confused .
Woosh the people who voted against him are also pro gun control.
You're making the assumption that someone dumped spam into a directory marked life insurance, and that there is an easy way to differentiate between classified and non classified emails.
There is also the matter of obstruction of justice.
But thanks, you have just demonstrated why software projects don't get done on time.
I scan multi-gigabyte logs in a few minutes
That's nice I scan all kinds of files that are written to be interpreted by machine as well. Tell me me how do you detect criminal activity in a file with GREP ?
How long did it take for the original 30k ?
Not to beat up on you, but you are showing a notable lacking of understanding how the legal system works in this country.
This is a decision of whether or not to indict. It doesn't send people to jail, it sends them to court where they are tried by a judge and jury of their peers.
Comey's own statements have been to the effect he found wrongdoing but decided not to recommend it be sent to a court. (If you doubt read his original press conference on this)
That's pretty damn impressive.
Mr. A was the basis for the question but significantly superior in the original conception
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
The Creeper was also incredibly good.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Really no damn mention of the cost ? That should be a giant red flag to anyone.
In economics and in public-choice theory, rent-seeking involves seeking to increase one's share of existing wealth without creating new wealth. Rent-seeking results in reduced economic efficiency through poor allocation of resources, reduced actual wealth creation, lost government revenue, increased income inequality,[1] and (potentially) national decline.
Attempts at capture of regulatory agencies to gain a coercive monopoly can result in advantages for the rent seeker in the market while imposing disadvantages on (incorrupt) competitors. The idea was originated by Gordon Tullock and the term was coined by Anne Krueger.[2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Not just good ideas, they're the laws of economics
Bingo. Every damn square inch of land is built up and overbuilt there. The areas still next to the beaches are fine.
But I realized I just don't give a shit.
Well then you need to inform the boatshow that's going to be there shortly. You know the one that gums up traffic all around the area.
I know you are a complete ignoramus when it concerns anything that happens that isn't consistent with global warming destroying everyone's life
But Islands have sunk into the sea before AGW was a dream in Al Gore's eye
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
What's more Islands in the Chesapeake have been disappearing since the 1850s
http://www.chesapeakequarterly...
Only a complete moron would scream Global Warming about any of this.
Tangiers Island is in the Chesapeake Bay, on the Virginia side, nowhere near the Mississippi Delta.
http://www.pri.org/stories/201...
On Isle de Jean Charles on the Louisiana Gulf coast,
You might have read up on this if anything that contradicted your position didn't send you into convulsions trigglypuff.
Nahh that's probably the big perk at Twitter these days. You get to censor people you don't like.
"Bad guys in a movie are identifiable at first glance, but how can the ones in real life be found?"
Overwhelming amounts of evidence against them, and they'll lie in the face of it, despite incontrovertible proof.
Well done Mr. AC. It also highlights both the need for civic privacy and government transparency when it comes to catching criminals. Government transparency is something I doubt we will see any time from China or the U.S.
B.S. I drive past there all the time haven't had to get the car outfitted with pontoons yet.
You're an idiot
https://www.google.com/maps/pl...
That's an island off the Mississippi Delta. They have been coming and going since before homo sapiens was a species.