Also, the Supreme Court already rule that GPS tracking without a warrant is already illegal. Which is what this data gave the NSA. GPS data from the phone and/or cell tower.
"But the group from Cambridge showed it was possible to build relatively simple compounds into a three-ring chemical that could then be converted into cytosine, an RNA component. Now, they've revisited that work and shown that all of the precursors of that reaction can be made with little more than cyanide."
""But the group from Cambridge showed it was possible to build relatively simple compounds into a three-ring chemical that could then be converted into cytosine, an RNA component."
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Also, the Supreme Court already rule that GPS tracking without a warrant is already illegal. Which is what this data gave the NSA. GPS data from the phone and/or cell tower.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/01/supreme-court-holds-warrantless-gps-tracking-unconstitutional/
gluten-free is our battle cry!
Make them responsible for themselves, with no gun laws.
Should sort itself out pretty quickly.
So, you're saying that the NSA didn't use the secret FISA courts to get questionably legal status to track every cellphone on every US carrier?
In spite of the multiple government security officials saying it's OK that they were doing that.
You're funny.
I don't have a problem with the government gathering this data to fight terrorism.
Every US citizen is not involved in terrorism.
Why would you not have a problem with the US spying without warrants on every US citizen with a phone?
The whole program that he exposed was essentially search without warrants on every damn US citizen.
That's the fucking crime.
Or can you really not see that?
That doesn't sound like betraying democracy.
Or that the CFO doesn't have any say.
Leading to point out the whole company is mismanaged.
Yes, actually. Worked at a the printing headquarters of a group of newspapers.
Printing is a HUGE cost because the initial investment for that scale is HUGE. Probably not factored into your costs.
Also, they'll need bigger doors.
You haven't operated a printing press & delivery system then.
Then why was this on the public internet?
Not to the crazies.
Sorry, "truthers"
"But the group from Cambridge showed it was possible to build relatively simple compounds into a three-ring chemical that could then be converted into cytosine, an RNA component. Now, they've revisited that work and shown that all of the precursors of that reaction can be made with little more than cyanide."
That's a lot of hand waving going bye bye.
http://arstechnica.com/science/2009/05/origin-of-life-building-an-rna-world-from-simple-chemicals/
Building blocks, like cytosine????
""But the group from Cambridge showed it was possible to build relatively simple compounds into a three-ring chemical that could then be converted into cytosine, an RNA component."
http://arstechnica.com/science/2009/05/origin-of-life-building-an-rna-world-from-simple-chemicals/
That wasn't the point I was arguing against.
You can complain all you want.
It's still fucking stupid to park the car there.
Someone is going to steal the car. Right or wrong has nothing to do with it.
How does it arrange itself into life? Or at least the precursors?
If only we had science for an answer.
http://arstechnica.com/science/2012/10/simple-reaction-makes-the-building-blocks-of-a-nucleic-acid/
"all the reaction required was copper ions and some UV light."
Then we wouldn't meet them, would we?
Hand waving/science/facts/whatever.
http://arstechnica.com/science/2012/10/simple-reaction-makes-the-building-blocks-of-a-nucleic-acid/
if it were probable, we'd be tripping over alien civilizations on a daily basis.
All of whom had developed the technology to MOVE THEIR CIVILIZATION trillions of miles on a regular basis.
Yes.
Who the hell would want to repost all their old opinions & photos?
But you don't have to give them the keys to your house, or the combo to the safe.
However, if he ever gets convicted of anything, it will be used against him.
It's not like AC isn't tied to a timestamped IP that's traceable back to the logs of his ISP.