If that's even true, then it's good if the press isn't allowed to publicize it. Publicity leads to copycats -- frankly, the less publicity such crimes are given, the better.
The parent post was parroting the US conservative media/conspiracy line that Europe is rapidly being changed into a region run under Islamic law. Nothing is further from the truth.
Why is a cell phone modem still emulating a dial-up modem in 2018? (!) Shouldn't it behave like an Ethernet card or something? Do they still "officially" need to dial "#777" to get a data connection?
Solution -- minimize the requirement for identification. Allow anonymity in as many situations as possible. Free services like GMail do not need to know our identities, though it should be optional for things like password recovery.
Obvious solution: advertise on Craigslist's "short-term/sublet" section, which is semi-anonymous, take cash only in payment. Guess the city will lose out on potential revenue that way, but that's the price it will pay for violating people's privacy.
Depends how much dirt can be dug up on the Trump administration in the next 2.25 years, and whether a recession will hit and put the economy in the dumper in time for the 2020 elections. A lot can change in a couple years -- a Dem victory in 2020 is very possible.
Maybe her "chain of command" were simply good order-followers and unwilling to rock the boat, even if it was in the public interest. Money and tenure corrupt.
Look up "good time" -- she'll get 8 months' credit for good behavior, plus 13 months time served, plus some time in a halfway house. Fortunately, she'll be out on the streets after 3 years, give or take a few months. Good!
Challenging a compromised election is more important than arresting the hackers. Sometimes, the public should know -- best to fix the damage instead of exacting revenge. Revenge can be withheld until later.
Or at least cut and run to a non-extradition country. There's also something to be said for slapping those in power, then thumbing your nose at them from abroad:D
That's like someone saying that someone deserves death for violating their oath to the Mafia. There are more important things than an oath to a criminal organisation.
Here's hoping -- she's a national treasure and deserves a good, cushy job after being railroaded for doing her civic duty and reporting election fraud to the media.
Hopefully, she'll be out in 3 years... A true national heroine, alerting the media of foreign meddling in US elections.
Here's also hoping for a pardon for her from the "Orange Orangutan's" successor.
Also, let me say that the US "justice" system, which railroads people into a plea bargain to avoid an excessive prison sentence, fucking stinks. Hope the next recession will be harsh, painful, and lead to various jurisdictions in the US becoming bankrupt enough to make sentencing reform a necessity, not an option.
Or you could go to university in many European countries for (almost) free. Or move to NY State, establish residency, and get the resident's scholarship to CUNY/SUNY. Or do the first few years at a community college in a state that offers it for free...
Online classes suck -- they don't get you face-to-face interaction that allows you to network with other students and professors.
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If that's even true, then it's good if the press isn't allowed to publicize it. Publicity leads to copycats -- frankly, the less publicity such crimes are given, the better.
iPhones/iPads likely use a baseband "modem" with the same set of commands. This is not a platform thing, this is a hardware thing.
The parent post was parroting the US conservative media/conspiracy line that Europe is rapidly being changed into a region run under Islamic law. Nothing is further from the truth.
Don't believe everything FOX (or is it Faux?) News tells you.
Why is a cell phone modem still emulating a dial-up modem in 2018? (!) Shouldn't it behave like an Ethernet card or something? Do they still "officially" need to dial "#777" to get a data connection?
Exactly: you'll just be trading the current problems of a social security number for the same problems in a passport book number.
Solution -- minimize the requirement for identification. Allow anonymity in as many situations as possible. Free services like GMail do not need to know our identities, though it should be optional for things like password recovery.
Obvious solution: advertise on Craigslist's "short-term/sublet" section, which is semi-anonymous, take cash only in payment. Guess the city will lose out on potential revenue that way, but that's the price it will pay for violating people's privacy.
Maybe they're happier and healthier working to live instead of living to work themselves to death like certain Asian and American countries.
Use an IR bulb, which probably qualifies as "special purpose."
It's not only OK, it's commendable to break a contract if keeping it involves covering up an illegal (or immoral) act.
Better a leftist "SJW" "POS" than a rightist authoritarian ass. I wear your insult as a badge of honor, son.
Unless the real customer is a three-letter agency...
Depends how much dirt can be dug up on the Trump administration in the next 2.25 years, and whether a recession will hit and put the economy in the dumper in time for the 2020 elections. A lot can change in a couple years -- a Dem victory in 2020 is very possible.
Maybe her "chain of command" were simply good order-followers and unwilling to rock the boat, even if it was in the public interest. Money and tenure corrupt.
Look up "good time" -- she'll get 8 months' credit for good behavior, plus 13 months time served, plus some time in a halfway house. Fortunately, she'll be out on the streets after 3 years, give or take a few months. Good!
Challenging a compromised election is more important than arresting the hackers. Sometimes, the public should know -- best to fix the damage instead of exacting revenge. Revenge can be withheld until later.
Or at least cut and run to a non-extradition country. There's also something to be said for slapping those in power, then thumbing your nose at them from abroad :D
Like Gandhi, MLK, and Malcolm X too...
That's like someone saying that someone deserves death for violating their oath to the Mafia. There are more important things than an oath to a criminal organisation.
Here's hoping -- she's a national treasure and deserves a good, cushy job after being railroaded for doing her civic duty and reporting election fraud to the media.
Hopefully, she'll be out in 3 years... A true national heroine, alerting the media of foreign meddling in US elections.
Here's also hoping for a pardon for her from the "Orange Orangutan's" successor.
Also, let me say that the US "justice" system, which railroads people into a plea bargain to avoid an excessive prison sentence, fucking stinks. Hope the next recession will be harsh, painful, and lead to various jurisdictions in the US becoming bankrupt enough to make sentencing reform a necessity, not an option.
Don't tell me the system didn't support negative user ID numbers. What was wrong with him not to implement negative UIDs?
Until there's a problem that needs to be solved that's not in "the book."
Or you could go to university in many European countries for (almost) free. Or move to NY State, establish residency, and get the resident's scholarship to CUNY/SUNY. Or do the first few years at a community college in a state that offers it for free...
Online classes suck -- they don't get you face-to-face interaction that allows you to network with other students and professors.