Minnesota has already adopted a digital id which has been phasing in for the last month or so. So for Minnesota this is not a problem at all. Frankly I believe that this is a good idea as it will cut down on fake id use at bars, casinos, etc..
All you people gripe about losing freedom, what freedom are you losing, unless you have something to hide. So what if your driving record is stored on there, if you have a driving record with no DUI's then it should not be a problem.
This could also possibly tied to a health database later on. Say someone has a heart attack, they go to the hospital, they swipe the drivers license for verification, and then accesses a database for all of the medical problems/ prescriptions the patient is on.
Are you kidding. I am an administrator for one of the departments on a university campus(I will not say which) and we used to run a customized slackware distro. It was horrible. Machines would break all the time. We eventually switched all of the clients to Fedora and servers to RHEL and it is so much more of a stable distro than slack.
It is regular sized DDR memory. That is why it could not be any smaller. The case width or depth, I dont remember which one it is, but its almost exactly the size of a stick. If they went with more expensive laptop memory it probably could be a little smaller.
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Minnesota has already adopted a digital id which has been phasing in for the last month or so. So for Minnesota this is not a problem at all. Frankly I believe that this is a good idea as it will cut down on fake id use at bars, casinos, etc.. All you people gripe about losing freedom, what freedom are you losing, unless you have something to hide. So what if your driving record is stored on there, if you have a driving record with no DUI's then it should not be a problem. This could also possibly tied to a health database later on. Say someone has a heart attack, they go to the hospital, they swipe the drivers license for verification, and then accesses a database for all of the medical problems/ prescriptions the patient is on.
Are you kidding. I am an administrator for one of the departments on a university campus(I will not say which) and we used to run a customized slackware distro. It was horrible. Machines would break all the time. We eventually switched all of the clients to Fedora and servers to RHEL and it is so much more of a stable distro than slack.
It is regular sized DDR memory. That is why it could not be any smaller. The case width or depth, I dont remember which one it is, but its almost exactly the size of a stick. If they went with more expensive laptop memory it probably could be a little smaller.