They can't change the law. It would require a Constitutional Amendment and I can't see 37 states being willing to give up their power so that the big states like California and New York can marginalize them. Luck with that.
Except their lack of population marginalized them already. Why not just admit that you don't believe in the principle of one person, one vote?
Bullshit. The alleged ability to read data that's been erased multiple times (with slack space overwritten as well), is a blind for the black bag placement of keyboard readers and EMF bugs.
You still think this was just about getting access to that phone for intelligence reasons? Are you telling me the FBI didn't even know about this Israeli security firm that could unlock iPhones? Because they obviously didn't even bother asking them before going to the courts.
Please. They backed off because they saw the wind wasn't blowing in their direction. The *last* thing they wanted to do was to lose this case and set a negative precedent.
Wish I had mod points. The FBI back down because they were about to have their ass handed to them in Federal Court, setting exactly the opposite precedent that they wanted!
NOAA services are not free, they are paid for by taxes. TANSTAAFL. The fact that you call them "free" means you've stopped associating government services with the costs incurred through taxation.
This is one of the big problems. Too many people think of government services as "free" because there is no direct association with the taxes required to pay for them. The true costs are hidden, so people make foolish decisions because they don't see a cost.
I like paying taxes, with them I buy civilization.
I'm no apologist for the war in Iraq, but come on!
OTH the governments of the U.S. and the U.K. have KILLED tens of thousandst s of Muslims in an unprovoked war of aggression.
How is 3500 dead in New York and Washington not a provocation? How is an invasion of a neighboring state not a provocation?
That said, due process is needed to see that no innocent people are detained in the name of security.
"International Law" only exists because nation-states permit it jurisdiction. If I-L negatively impacts national interests, nation-states will no longer grant it such permission. End of discussion.
When the European countries were world powers, they understood this...
It already is. An often overlooked feature of the U.S. copyright code is that works produced by U.S. government (including works for hire) are not eligible for copyright protection. Since copyleft is a form of copyright, no license is appropriate.
The silver salts used in black and white photography have a known life span of over 100 years. Instead of dyes, use silver halides! A problem may lie with Polaroid patents.
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Well, reality does have a well known liberal bias...
They can't change the law. It would require a Constitutional Amendment and I can't see 37 states being willing to give up their power so that the big states like California and New York can marginalize them. Luck with that.
Except their lack of population marginalized them already. Why not just admit that you don't believe in the principle of one person, one vote?
Proof? Hint: Breitbart.com doesn't count.
How sad that Asimov's vision (the Three Laws of Robotics) seems to have lost out to James Cameron's post-apocalyptic vision from "Terminator".
Bullshit. The alleged ability to read data that's been erased multiple times (with slack space overwritten as well), is a blind for the black bag placement of keyboard readers and EMF bugs.
You still think this was just about getting access to that phone for intelligence reasons? Are you telling me the FBI didn't even know about this Israeli security firm that could unlock iPhones? Because they obviously didn't even bother asking them before going to the courts.
Please. They backed off because they saw the wind wasn't blowing in their direction. The *last* thing they wanted to do was to lose this case and set a negative precedent.
Wish I had mod points. The FBI back down because they were about to have their ass handed to them in Federal Court, setting exactly the opposite precedent that they wanted!
Are you posting because the pages to your copy of "Atlas Shrugged" are stuck together again?
If you can't innovate, litigate.
Won't lead. Won't follow. Won't get out of the way. What's to like?
And thus, his point is proved.
NOAA services are not free, they are paid for by taxes. TANSTAAFL. The fact that you call them "free" means you've stopped associating government services with the costs incurred through taxation.
This is one of the big problems. Too many people think of government services as "free" because there is no direct association with the taxes required to pay for them. The true costs are hidden, so people make foolish decisions because they don't see a cost.
I like paying taxes, with them I buy civilization.
Really? I haven't had a Flash crash since early in Hardy Heron 64-bit. Sounds like FUD to me.
"International Law" only exists because nation-states permit it jurisdiction. If I-L negatively impacts national interests, nation-states will no longer grant it such permission. End of discussion.
When the European countries were world powers, they understood this...
Since when is WMA considered an open standard? How about FLAC or OGG?
It already is. An often overlooked feature of the U.S. copyright code is that works produced by U.S. government (including works for hire) are not eligible for copyright protection. Since copyleft is a form of copyright, no license is appropriate.
The silver salts used in black and white photography have a known life span of over 100 years. Instead of dyes, use silver halides! A problem may lie with Polaroid patents.