The original article in security shows that this is only for civilian use. Military and firefighting use of drones is exempt. However, it was silent as to whether police use was permitted, as they may stray into fire operations areas and incorrectly use drones to "find crimes", which is not the role of the military and firefighting units (translation: don't trust cops).
If you go to the original security milspec descriptions, you'll find it's an app that all drone users must use if they are operating in or near wildfire warning areas, whenever the fire threat level is above a certain threshold.
Not checking the app means you will be fined or jailed.
This is a wise move. Best thing to do is buy a clean rental phone in a safe city/country in the region you're going to, and never use it for anything important. Never use public wi-fi. Never use "secure" wi-fi at any hotel, the Chinese and Russians and Saudis and Israelis will root it. Never leave any electronics out of sight. Ever.
But we just proved it doesn't exist. The missing mass exists.
But not the dark matter.
Hence, my theory is just as valid, that EM has both mass and is a wave, and we're just confused little podlings who will have to go back and adjust our theories again, as we did over and over and over.
Remember, at first we didn't think light bent due to gravity.
Right, a theory. But if you can't count it, can't measure it, does it really exist?
Or, alternative concept: is it aether? Could light and other EM waves have mass? We used to think light was a particle. Then we thought it was a wave. Now we "know" it's a particle and a wave. What if all electromagnetic waves are both waves and have mass? If infinitesimal, the vastness of space makes millions of light years of area of space contain a lot of infinitesimal waves.
Just as valid a theory, since we've disproven dark matter mass by experiment.
The old boys club of the elites, without realizing it, is uncomfortable with the fact that most Bachelors degrees are going to women nowadays, and from diverse backgrounds at that.
Just look at what the current undergrad population looks like at UCLA, UW, and other schools. It looks like my nieces and nephews, from diverse backgrounds, where women are the majority and graduates are a multitude of racial backgrounds.
It's not hard.
Just HIRE them.
Stop talking about WHY you don't do it and just DO it.
"it's $20 a month with no data cap and 20 Gbps Internet"
No one gets 20 Gbps for $20 a month. While I agree that the US is behind, if you really believe the ISPs are making billions from capping and overcharging, then you should invest in such companies and reap the rewards.
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I'm out of there.
Just saying. Already bought an HDTV antenna, so it's sayonara, Comcast.
Knowing my high school classmates in BC get 200 Mbps for $20 a month makes me furious.
In fact, I can see the mountain range from my window and the whole National Park.
Try to stop me, greedheads!
I didn't write the rules. They are there so you don't cause planes to crash.
Your rights end the second you leave the ground.
People fought fires without drones for years.
I stand by the new rules structure.
The original article in security shows that this is only for civilian use. Military and firefighting use of drones is exempt. However, it was silent as to whether police use was permitted, as they may stray into fire operations areas and incorrectly use drones to "find crimes", which is not the role of the military and firefighting units (translation: don't trust cops).
If you go to the original security milspec descriptions, you'll find it's an app that all drone users must use if they are operating in or near wildfire warning areas, whenever the fire threat level is above a certain threshold.
Not checking the app means you will be fined or jailed.
It's up to you of course.
It's kind of sad. People shouldn't have written those communications in the first place.
Stop trying to fix the leaks and start trying to fix the problem that caused people to subvert democracy.
None of the previous security protocols worked either.
Information just wants to be free, especially when it can be socially engineered and exists in multiple locations at various times.
This is a wise move. Best thing to do is buy a clean rental phone in a safe city/country in the region you're going to, and never use it for anything important. Never use public wi-fi. Never use "secure" wi-fi at any hotel, the Chinese and Russians and Saudis and Israelis will root it. Never leave any electronics out of sight. Ever.
never leave any apps on your button bar. ever.
Seems fair to me.
But we just proved it doesn't exist. The missing mass exists.
But not the dark matter.
Hence, my theory is just as valid, that EM has both mass and is a wave, and we're just confused little podlings who will have to go back and adjust our theories again, as we did over and over and over.
Remember, at first we didn't think light bent due to gravity.
Right, a theory. But if you can't count it, can't measure it, does it really exist?
Or, alternative concept: is it aether? Could light and other EM waves have mass? We used to think light was a particle. Then we thought it was a wave. Now we "know" it's a particle and a wave. What if all electromagnetic waves are both waves and have mass? If infinitesimal, the vastness of space makes millions of light years of area of space contain a lot of infinitesimal waves.
Just as valid a theory, since we've disproven dark matter mass by experiment.
And it's not even a good one.
Look, I know you're stuck on it, but sometimes you just have to admit you've gone down the wrong path, and you start over.
Fraudulent advertising has consequences in real countries.
Live people have far more privacy protections than dead people do.
It ain't actually sold until the check and credit have cleared the bank and the physical unit is past the 10 day buyers remorse period.
MSFT probably means "sold" to stores or "demo" units.
Silly me, I play for free and just listen to free podcasts for music too.
Wow.
Gotta catch all the rubes ....
Canadian citizens have a right to privacy when in the EU, which the UK is still a part of.
This includes data slurps.
And it's in the Constitution.
The old boys club of the elites, without realizing it, is uncomfortable with the fact that most Bachelors degrees are going to women nowadays, and from diverse backgrounds at that.
Just look at what the current undergrad population looks like at UCLA, UW, and other schools. It looks like my nieces and nephews, from diverse backgrounds, where women are the majority and graduates are a multitude of racial backgrounds.
It's not hard.
Just HIRE them.
Stop talking about WHY you don't do it and just DO it.
It's 2016 not 1916.
"it's $20 a month with no data cap and 20 Gbps Internet"
No one gets 20 Gbps for $20 a month. While I agree that the US is behind, if you really believe the ISPs are making billions from capping and overcharging, then you should invest in such companies and reap the rewards.
I already do. It's called index investing.
We use hunt and seek pop up drone packs that the Chinese don't even know are there.
Now those do use the Poke database, but that's just a coincidence.
If they keep up that nightmare, then we're all going Linux.
Cause that's what a low income family pays in a First World Nation.
Not $10 a month for a data capped 40 Mbps sub-par service that might as well be in Africa like we have in the US.
Like in First World Nations, where it's $20 a month with no data cap and 20 Gbps Internet, not US $300 with a cap and 20 Mbps Internet.
You know, like in a real country.