"The sysadmin wouldn't fix my cell phone!" "The sysadmin wouldn't help me with my email problem, even though he was obviously not doing anything other than staring at the back of the servers." "The sysadmin was rude to me, just because I asked him to fix the copier. Why do we even have this number above the copier?" "The sysadmin wouldn't help me with my virus problem on my home computer. How hard can that be?"
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like the right to unreasonable search & seizure without a warrant AND probable cause?
If you're an American you still have those rights.
You're fucking delusional.
The cost of the fight against al Qaida is a relatively small percentage of the federal budget.
Unless you add in all the military resources brought to bear worldwide on finding tigers.
Still have free speech? Yes
Freely monitored speech. That isn't actually free.
There are plenty more
like the right to unreasonable search & seizure without a warrant AND probable cause?
If they take one, how hard is it to take others?
Those numbers are like 10% of worldwide car accident deaths.
In other words, not worth spending ridiculous amounts of money on, while trampling the fundamental tenets of the US.
No, Udall is Dem, Wyden is Rep.
You win -1 Internets.
Why does the NSA see tigers everywhere?
And then you have to enable the develop menu in the preferences, then go to the develop menu & select 'Send Do Not Track HTTP Header'
Those well engineers suck at building walls.
Google does it for monetary reasons.
The government does it for control reasons.
That's not just a difference of the level of acceptability.
It literally sounds like something that Ballmer would say on stage.
Exactly this.
Snowden wasn't the first one to say those things. And he won't be the last.
Go look up Thomas Drake, William Binney and J. Kirk Wiebe
The users wouldn't have an actual clue.
"The sysadmin wouldn't fix my cell phone!"
"The sysadmin wouldn't help me with my email problem, even though he was obviously not doing anything other than staring at the back of the servers."
"The sysadmin was rude to me, just because I asked him to fix the copier. Why do we even have this number above the copier?"
"The sysadmin wouldn't help me with my virus problem on my home computer. How hard can that be?"
Dumping: selling at below the cost of manufacture.
But it does say it wasn't a dud.
Apparently you haven't read any flight crash findings. Most are pilot error.
Voyager 1 & 2 do receive commands from NASA.
And they haven't had any unplanned events to deal with on their own.
But they're pushing bids at 10x that rate, so that the trades actually made are profitable.
While waiting that indeterminate time until iron is more expensive, most of Guinea starves to death.
So there's fewer workers in this future. And they'll earn even higher wages because they'll be in demand.
Until the Dodgy Mining Co. decides it's cheaper to import thousands of Thai people for half the local salary.
More money for Dodgy Mining Co.
Yay! Or something.
Except that HFT often doesn't actually make trades. Just bids to push the market to a more optimum place for the controller of the HFT.
I'm not sure that this will actually impact HFT much, if at all.
Because that's a mid range machine these days.
Or just light the fat ones. They'll burn all night long.
Or water the landfills with deep ocean water.
That doesn't make it wrong!
Yeah, as if you're not at all affected by MSFT's giant cloud over the entire computing industry for the last 30 years.
Now? They've been selling hardware for well over a decade.
Hell, any girl in a MSFT store would have done more than any Kinect ever could.