Yep. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th amendment violations.
1st: Crypto is speech. Courts have ruled. 2nd: Crypto was under ITAR, therefore it's an armament. 3rd: specified here 4th: Beaten to death..GOV needs a warrant 5th: Obvious
Meh. I learned to type on an ancient manual typewriter. Even after 35 years on CRT terminals and PC keyboards, I *STILL* pound the keys. Muscle memory is a strong thing.
And heck, some of those CRT terminals required some serious keystroke pressure. Ever use an ADM-3A?
Some people do not have the drive to be entrepreneurs. I know for a fact that I don't. There's nothing wrong with that. There's nothing wrong with having the drive and being an entrepreneur, either.
You're falling into the same fallacy as the schools -- one size fits all. That's not the case.
Chunnel goes under water. No rich people there to say "NIMBY".
Meanwhile, Los Angeles really Really REALLY needs a rail tunnel under the Santa Monica Mountains from the San Fernando Valley to the Westside, but that would go under all the rich people's houses.
Voice messaging platforms AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile, which are used by more than 300 Million users, has had an open secret since its inception: The platform has served as a haven for online criminals. The Outline reports that the platform is riddled with thousands of groups and channels, whose sole purpose of existence is to commit illegal acts.
We should also put listening devices in everybody's homes, just in case they are talking about a crime where the FBI cannot listen. (and no, I'm not talking Alexa, but who knows...)
In case they are somewhere that electricity isn't, such as camping, we should have a government agent accompany everyone so that we can hear what they are talking about.
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Meh. System76 doesn't have the "courage" that Apple does. /s
Where did they get this body of "anonymized phone conversations"?
Is it from Google Voice? Is it from Android phones calling home?
Alan Moore fans?
Yep. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th amendment violations.
1st: Crypto is speech. Courts have ruled. .GOV needs a warrant
2nd: Crypto was under ITAR, therefore it's an armament.
3rd: specified here
4th: Beaten to death.
5th: Obvious
The modern verision of "DOS isn't done until Lotus won't run" is
"Window's isn't done until Chrome doesn't run"
Met my GF on JDate.
In that case, Slashdot is dead.
Well, it probably is anyways, but still...
The sun is a dry heat, so it's much more tolerable than Florida.
Plus, they don't have mosquitoes the size of F-15s on the sun.
I was about to say something like this.
Don't people know that the CRA is only for stuff passed under Obama?
In Los Angeles... 93 KHJ, Boss Radio!
No dice. Information still cannot be transmitted over the FTL channel.
Meh. I learned to type on an ancient manual typewriter. Even after 35 years on CRT terminals and PC keyboards, I *STILL* pound the keys. Muscle memory is a strong thing.
And heck, some of those CRT terminals required some serious keystroke pressure. Ever use an ADM-3A?
Software, you always wait for the 3.0 release.
Yes and no.
Some people do not have the drive to be entrepreneurs. I know for a fact that I don't. There's nothing wrong with that. There's nothing wrong with having the drive and being an entrepreneur, either.
You're falling into the same fallacy as the schools -- one size fits all. That's not the case.
I use an IMAP client to read my Gmail
I was hoping the Patent "Death Squad" actually hunted down patent trolls...
So why not use the hack to patch the ROM?
Bring back the old Borland No-Nonsense License Agreement!
http://www.osnews.com/story/22...
Here. Let me help you.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Richard+M+stallman+speaking+requirements
Chunnel goes under water. No rich people there to say "NIMBY".
Meanwhile, Los Angeles really Really REALLY needs a rail tunnel under the Santa Monica Mountains from the San Fernando Valley to the Westside, but that would go under all the rich people's houses.
Voice messaging platforms AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile, which are used by more than 300 Million users, has had an open secret since its inception: The platform has served as a haven for online criminals. The Outline reports that the platform is riddled with thousands of groups and channels, whose sole purpose of existence is to commit illegal acts.
Clearly we must get rid of this menace!
Really????
Have you seen Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, and 10?
OK, I'll bite, troll...
He doesn't need to write a new init system. There's a perfectly good one out there called "init"
We should also put listening devices in everybody's homes, just in case they are talking about a crime where the FBI cannot listen. (and no, I'm not talking Alexa, but who knows...)
In case they are somewhere that electricity isn't, such as camping, we should have a government agent accompany everyone so that we can hear what they are talking about.
Hank Hill will sell him all the propane he needs.