"instead of "coming clean" to a newspaper, he should have filed a wrongful termination suit."
Except for the fact that most employees in the state of Georgia are "at will". Which generally means they can fire him with or without cause. Without knowing if there was an employment contract it's just speculation.
While you're at it how about making churches pay tax, god forbid you'd want consenting sex so close to a cult that has consistently protected pedophiles.
prove the recipient doesn't have a license for the use of the IP?
Even if the holder of a license is able to prove that an individual obtained a copy via what ever protocol, be it from a swarm, FTP or any method, how is that proof the recipient lacks license? How much longer do we have to wait before the burden of proof is restored to a legal level from the current mobster level that exists?
I believe that TCP/IP was built to assure that markets can't control the network. Additionally the IETF's process has done a pretty good job of protocol ratification and (for the most part) kept the playing field level.
The user still has to navigate to a website then install the app granting android permission to execute. The statement "spread to victims via SMS messages." is fear mongering. Here's a pretty interesting video.
Case in point, here's what today's $200k solution looks like. http://www.oxbocorp.com/Produc... You should be able to add telemetry, control and associated support systems for less than $50k.
You grant Google tracking permissions and can opt out. You've been able to do this since like 2008, but it's just been recently that they've screwed up the interface.
" That means if they went under right now, their creditors, including depositors, would get 5 cents on the dollar."
A little misleading. Everyone is covered by the FDIC, which I believe covers $250k per person. So if they "went under" it would be significantly more of an issue then the bank failure (or being out of trust).
#1 "He" wouldn't have been flying it, it would have been autonomous
#2 It probably wouldn't have crashed. .
Besides the rant, this guys got to be a real knuckle dagger or have other motivation as the camera resolution is 640x480. Here's some pictures and a review so you can see the toy he was flying.
" zoom in on your wife sunbathing in the secluded and fenced-off backyard "
Are you familiar with the focal attributes of the cameras included on most quad-copters? Most of them are so wide angled one needs to process the video to rid fish-eye. Additionally, I don't know of any with zoom features.
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"instead of "coming clean" to a newspaper, he should have filed a wrongful termination suit."
Except for the fact that most employees in the state of Georgia are "at will". Which generally means they can fire
him with or without cause. Without knowing if there was an employment contract it's just speculation.
We call that mantitory gun control.
" no brothels within 400m of a school/church."
While you're at it how about making churches pay tax,
god forbid you'd want consenting sex so close to a cult that has consistently protected pedophiles.
"Bill and Melinda Gates answer to no electorate, board, or shareholders; they are accountable mainly to themselves."
What makes anyone think they have a right to an accounting?
Pink sheets anyone?
Red mercury is located next to the dilithium crystals (below the unobtanium) at any Walmart.
PETA President's home address
Ingrid Newkirk
40 Rader St Apt 407
Norfolk, VA 23510
Regardless of the investment stated the problem with this countries "state owned" businesses are that profit isn't needed as quickly as other markets.
Even if 76 billion is the initial commitment, they can sell at a loss for years until there's no competition.
Then what?
prove the recipient doesn't have a license for the use of the IP?
Even if the holder of a license is able to prove that an individual obtained a copy via what ever protocol, be it from a swarm, FTP or any method, how is that proof the recipient lacks license? How much longer do we have to wait before the burden of proof is restored to a legal level from the current mobster level that exists?
that's why they've made up parallel construction.
http://thefreethoughtproject.c...
It's way past time that we encrypt and obfuscate all communication.
I believe that TCP/IP was built to assure that markets can't control the network. Additionally the IETF's process has done a pretty good job of protocol ratification and (for the most part) kept the playing field level.
The user still has to navigate to a website then install the app granting android permission to execute. The statement "spread to victims via SMS messages." is fear mongering.
Here's a pretty interesting video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
Paid post's? Lenovo?
Has the world ended, or just here?
Case in point, here's what today's $200k solution looks like. http://www.oxbocorp.com/Produc... You should be able to add telemetry, control and associated support systems for less than $50k.
"People are warned to keep a safe distance from the airship and tether as contact with them may present significant danger."
(from the various armed alphabet agents closely following)
They don't have rules, the have suggestions for safe operation that they encourage people to follow.
https://www.faa.gov/uas/model_...
How much different is it than this?
http://www.independent.co.uk/n...
You grant Google tracking permissions and can opt out. You've been able to do this since like 2008, but it's just been recently that they've screwed up the interface.
Nothing new..
" That means if they went under right now, their creditors, including depositors, would get 5 cents on the dollar."
A little misleading. Everyone is covered by the FDIC, which I believe covers $250k per person. So if they "went under" it would be significantly more of an issue then the bank failure (or being out of trust).
https://www.fdic.gov/deposit/d...
Does it mean he has rights granted by the constitution or will he be held in perpetuum as an enemy combatant?
the URL's next to the article posting are!
#1 "He" wouldn't have been flying it, it would have been autonomous
#2 It probably wouldn't have crashed. .
Besides the rant, this guys got to be a real knuckle dagger or have other motivation as the camera resolution is 640x480. Here's some pictures and a review so you can see the toy he was flying.
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums...
Um... tell that to Phil Zimmerman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... .
" zoom in on your wife sunbathing in the secluded and fenced-off backyard "
Are you familiar with the focal attributes of the cameras included on most quad-copters? Most of them are so wide angled one needs to process the video to rid fish-eye. Additionally, I don't know of any with zoom features.
that I have a problem with. It's (once again) the ease in which the Clinton's tell bold faced lies (I did not have sexual relations with that woman).
So this time they find a thread that she's forgot? I call BULLSHIT!
The whole family is dirty and was the cause of the 2008 failure, what's it going to take to get rid of this bitch?