Ya, but buses are massive hulks of steel so who is to say that any children would be hurt by hitting the bus in the first place? Additionally the driverless system is going to respond and be on the brakes a lot sooner then a person would and the driverless system would already sense unsafe conditions and be slowing before the accident even had the potential to occur.
A locksmith is not analogous to a manufacturer. Yes, you pay the locksmith to replace your locks but that doesn't mean you forget about the problem. You can also complain to the manufacturer for making such junk locks. The method for preventing picking in locks has been well known for a long time now. In fact there are many methods. This company was negligent. They should have made the port to reprogram the lock, only accessible if the lock was unlocked or removed from the door.
No, it doesn't have to be. The point is, are you wasting somebody's time? It doesn't have to be the suspect. It could be anybody. But if the information can be viewed without anybody expending any of their valuable time then I don't consider it intrusive.
Almost all the domains I Administer have only one DC. In the ones that have more then one, I am aware of the fact that only the PDC Emulator should sync externally.
Some of what you said is true. The idea of "Privacy as a right" is one that comes from the courts and jurisprudence and does not come from any actual legislation for the most part and for sure does not come from the Constitution. Furthermore if you look at the INTENT of the 4th amendment, it can be argued that the motivation for it is to stop searches which are intrusive and cause conversion of actual belongings to another party so they can search them. This was and still is a major problem with all kinds of things being seized on a daily basis with and without warrants. However, with data it is possible for people to search it in non-intrusive ways. This is where the conflict comes into play. It might not be infringing on the INTENT of the 4th but it really scares people. There is of course a potential for abuse by those in authority. So long as checks and balances are in place, a happy middle ground can be sought.
I don't know like a check that says if you are going to change the year (which is rare) that you first verify with three more more devices and seek a consensus?
Fifty? No, I asked you to learn ONE keyboard shortcut. Also, the search is improved because applications are searched by default but after that you can click into different categories and see different results on the same search term.
I don't even want the interface on my Xbox. Its horrible there and it crashes way more frequently then the previous UI. However, people who moan too much about Metro UI need to take a chill pill. Using the windows button or ctrl+esc is not that hard and quite frankly searching for applications or control panels is much faster then digging through nested folders to find them.
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Your post is kind of like throwing the baby out with the bath water.
Ya, but buses are massive hulks of steel so who is to say that any children would be hurt by hitting the bus in the first place? Additionally the driverless system is going to respond and be on the brakes a lot sooner then a person would and the driverless system would already sense unsafe conditions and be slowing before the accident even had the potential to occur.
A locksmith is not analogous to a manufacturer. Yes, you pay the locksmith to replace your locks but that doesn't mean you forget about the problem. You can also complain to the manufacturer for making such junk locks. The method for preventing picking in locks has been well known for a long time now. In fact there are many methods. This company was negligent. They should have made the port to reprogram the lock, only accessible if the lock was unlocked or removed from the door.
No, it doesn't have to be. The point is, are you wasting somebody's time? It doesn't have to be the suspect. It could be anybody. But if the information can be viewed without anybody expending any of their valuable time then I don't consider it intrusive.
Yes, but if the right to privacy is important, don't you think we should enumerate it in the Constitution just to be sure?
I considering interviewing your exes as intrusive.
Almost all the domains I Administer have only one DC. In the ones that have more then one, I am aware of the fact that only the PDC Emulator should sync externally.
I'm pretty sure Gaza is not occupied but I bet if they were that everybody would be happier and more well off.
They would never be allowed to pacify them. That's the problem. The masses are kept quiet by fear. That's the 800 lbs Gorilla in the room.
Some of what you said is true. The idea of "Privacy as a right" is one that comes from the courts and jurisprudence and does not come from any actual legislation for the most part and for sure does not come from the Constitution. Furthermore if you look at the INTENT of the 4th amendment, it can be argued that the motivation for it is to stop searches which are intrusive and cause conversion of actual belongings to another party so they can search them. This was and still is a major problem with all kinds of things being seized on a daily basis with and without warrants. However, with data it is possible for people to search it in non-intrusive ways. This is where the conflict comes into play. It might not be infringing on the INTENT of the 4th but it really scares people. There is of course a potential for abuse by those in authority. So long as checks and balances are in place, a happy middle ground can be sought.
Most wrestling is fake. I know I just destroyed your childhood but it had to be said.
You can use a remote but the Interface doesn't live on the PC, it lives on the Xbox.
Seriously, I have no idea of the actual application of this technology.
How exactly would that happen? Wouldn't it be the administrator's fault? I set all my domain controllers to talk to us.pool.ntp.org
I don't know like a check that says if you are going to change the year (which is rare) that you first verify with three more more devices and seek a consensus?
Fifty? No, I asked you to learn ONE keyboard shortcut. Also, the search is improved because applications are searched by default but after that you can click into different categories and see different results on the same search term.
Wow, its rated worse then Rwanda, Turkey and the Czech Republic.
Really? You would rather die then offend some people? Amazing. I don't believe it for an instant but hey, stranger things have happened.
They don't know where he is and have been searching for more then 1 week for him but all of the sudden know what color clothes he put on this morning?
Stop letting facts get in the way of a sensational argument. This is Slashdot for crying out loud! /sarcasm
Its Burma Shave.
Storage Spaces is pretty cool on the desktop.
Ya, just wait until you see Office 2013.
... but it seems to me like you still need a keyboard/mouse or a touchscreen to use it effectively...
This just in! You need an input device in order to use a computer! More at 10!
I don't even want the interface on my Xbox. Its horrible there and it crashes way more frequently then the previous UI. However, people who moan too much about Metro UI need to take a chill pill. Using the windows button or ctrl+esc is not that hard and quite frankly searching for applications or control panels is much faster then digging through nested folders to find them.