If the nuclear energy is the one solution to the worlds energy needs, then ALL countries, including Iran, Syria, and every single state in Africa will need its very own nuclear power industry. And every one of those countries realizes that a nuclear weapon would be the trump card that prevents them from being invaded by hostile neighbors, and it would make even GWB think twice about an attack.
That actually sounds like a more peaceful world.
Imagine one where the US isn't trying to mange/invade/control/piss off every other country out there. There'd be a lot fewer terrorists than any 'war on terror' could ever hope for.
Meta data gets you far more information that just the content of the phone conversations. Who, where, when, how long all paint a much more thorough & accurate picture than just 'he said'.
"Green party politician Malte Spitz sued to have German telecoms giant Deutsche Telekom hand over six months of his phone data that he then made available to ZEIT ONLINE. We combined this geolocation data with information relating to his life as a politician, such as Twitter feeds, blog entries and websites, all of which is all freely available on the internet."
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They've had them for more than 20 years now.
Everybody does something criminal. On the average of three felonies a day.
http://kottke.org/13/06/you-commit-three-felonies-a-day
Want some bread with your water?
Go live in central Colorado where fracking fluids are showing up in the water supplies.
You don't need a damn peer review for it to be poisoning your water.
If you're being that pedantic, then so is coal. And hydro.
If the nuclear energy is the one solution to the worlds energy needs, then ALL countries, including Iran, Syria, and every single state in Africa will need its very own nuclear power industry. And every one of those countries realizes that a nuclear weapon would be the trump card that prevents them from being invaded by hostile neighbors, and it would make even GWB think twice about an attack.
That actually sounds like a more peaceful world.
Imagine one where the US isn't trying to mange/invade/control/piss off every other country out there. There'd be a lot fewer terrorists than any 'war on terror' could ever hope for.
Did they say they weren't looking at US citizens' data?
I understood that they said they were getting meta-data on everyone. Period.
And that it was legal because some BS rubber stamp court said so.
They already bought PA Semi. They don't need AMD.
They need to buy TSCM to get their own fab plants and get out from under Samsung's nose & thumb.
Accidents often lead to skid marks.
And skid marks often lead to accidents.
Are there any peaceful verdant forests in CA?
Every one I've ever been to is completely infested with homosapiens.
That was the fault of cork, not maple.
Well, 8 antenna 802.11ac can push up to 6.7Gbps.
Only idiots/ignorants that don't see it coming out of their taxes as $750.
Much less to get in the way of doing exactly that now.
Meta data gets you far more information that just the content of the phone conversations. Who, where, when, how long all paint a much more thorough & accurate picture than just 'he said'.
No, today the criteria is 'you have a phone'.
That would get them to scream about it.
Imagine if we could actually hold our public officials accountable for their actions.
See here for what it actually looks like for one politician in Germany.
http://www.zeit.de/datenschutz/malte-spitz-data-retention
"Green party politician Malte Spitz sued to have German telecoms giant Deutsche Telekom hand over six months of his phone data that he then made available to ZEIT ONLINE. We combined this geolocation data with information relating to his life as a politician, such as Twitter feeds, blog entries and websites, all of which is all freely available on the internet."
Isn't the whole point of democracy is that the people get a say in what they want?
Keep telling yourself that.
6" is 152mm. That's not massive. It's ~25% larger than a 120mm fan.
And there's only one instead of 4-8 fans.
Not if it's unconstitutional.
Really?
HD speed - 1.25 GBps
Wireless speed - 6.7 Gbps
But a graphics card replacement is holding you back?
I'll sell you my quad core Mac Pro - 4 cores, 4 GB ram, 3.25 TB of disks, boot drive is SSD. Running OSXS.
Wait until google releases the background apps get more cycles near usage time as a 'new and interesting' feature.
If by massive you mean 6".
And if a lawsuit can't reach them because it's in the FISA courts, then how is it legal or constitutional?
Warrants were not served.
The Supreme Court already ruled that warrantless GPS tracking is unconstitutional.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/01/supreme-court-holds-warrantless-gps-tracking-unconstitutional/