The government probably has the computing resources necessary to break any encryption people are likely to use. Even so, those resources can't be allocated/used lightly, so they simply can't afford to run huge fishing expeditions. They are forced to only try to read messages they already have reason to believe contain evidence of wrongdoing. As for subpoenaing keys themselves, it's fairly common to discard keys used for communication once the communication is done.
While we're taking questions from the Green Bay area, what did you write on the theater wall at Ashwaubenon High School? (It has since been boarded over)
Even those who are vastly underestimated lose something attrition. They might make a show of strength just to make war look less attractive to the potential opposition.
What previous posters have indicated isn't that the company is obligated to pay for the full period of the notices, but that it may be possible (depending on the unemployment laws in your state, these vary greatly), it may be possible for you to apply for unemployment benefits for the period intervening.
There were also a couple saying that employers might be held liable for remaining wages/salary if they fire people when they give notice. The unemployment benefits thing is at least believable.
Regardless of the laws, I don't want to be known as the kind of person who would do that.
Other posts further up the page suggest that companies who fire employees when they give notice are liable for pay up through most of the notice period. So... anybody got any references?
As long as facebook refrains from using pictures of users that have restricted accounts, I could see this being a bonus for particularly attention seeking users.
As I understand it, these ads will be displayed by the news feed page, which aggregates information from your friends' recent activity. Only people's friends would be able to see them in ads.
If Network Neutrality is legalized, it really means government regulation. The Internet regulated by the FTC/FCC, and we know how wonderful that won't be.
Slightly better than an Internet regulated by AT&T.
There was a recent homework assignment in one of my classes, "written analysis of the persona you present to the public via your Facebook or MySpace page." Anyone without a Facebook/MySpace was required to create one.
You seem to have confused "willingness" and "eagerness." Nobody's a coward for trying the win-without-getting-arrested strategies before the win-but-get-arrested ones; it's generally considered pretty stupid not to go that way.
Slower than the rest of the traffic. This means that if you're going to speed, you belong in the left lane. Also, if you're not going to speed, and other people are, you belong in the right lane.
As far as Apple products go, it seems to be more and more the case in recent years. I may start delaying on a lot of their patches until I hear how they go for other users. It's great to have a bleeding edge system to play around with, but I want my primary one to just work.
Alright, third time's a charm. Unless you can back this up with documentation, we're done here.
Didn't you see his proof?
I'm 100% certain if he had a valid canadian passport and presented it to the customs officer, he would have been allowed in or sent back to Canada.
The government does not use extraordinary rendition, so the only way Arar would have been sent to Syria is if he showed his Syrian passport. Since they only sent him to Syria since he'd shown his Syrian passport, we can conclude that the government does not use extraordinary rendition.
- Authors should WANT to write an article without being under duress
I don't think this is all that relevant in this context, since we're talking about students. Since when do students write papers just because they want to? Chances are that a good number of students are only in the class because it's required.
(No problem with the rest of that.)
Or, maybe we'll just shoot you since it is safe to assume that you are the type to bring a knife to a gun fight.
GP might be, but he's not the one the 2nd amendment is supposed to protect you from. Your post doesn't help the stereotype that gun rights advocates only want to look badass.
I'd actually go further... there is probably good reason to distinguish between the two, where a citizen journalist may be more reliable (in general) than a "professional" one. Plenty of Professional Journalists have been found fabricating stories / events just to spice up the copy to increase viewership/circulation.
That would certainly affect how credible I believe the person in question is, but I don't think that the laws/courts should really be taking into consideration whether a person is a professional or an amateur.
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The government probably has the computing resources necessary to break any encryption people are likely to use. Even so, those resources can't be allocated/used lightly, so they simply can't afford to run huge fishing expeditions. They are forced to only try to read messages they already have reason to believe contain evidence of wrongdoing. As for subpoenaing keys themselves, it's fairly common to discard keys used for communication once the communication is done.
While we're taking questions from the Green Bay area, what did you write on the theater wall at Ashwaubenon High School? (It has since been boarded over)
Even those who are vastly underestimated lose something attrition. They might make a show of strength just to make war look less attractive to the potential opposition.
Regardless of the laws, I don't want to be known as the kind of person who would do that.
Other posts further up the page suggest that companies who fire employees when they give notice are liable for pay up through most of the notice period. So... anybody got any references?
So, under what conditions would you say these protections would be reinstated? And how might these conditions be met?
I don't get it -- why did the game have to stop if you still have the ball?
Slower than the rest of the traffic. This means that if you're going to speed, you belong in the left lane. Also, if you're not going to speed, and other people are, you belong in the right lane.
As far as Apple products go, it seems to be more and more the case in recent years. I may start delaying on a lot of their patches until I hear how they go for other users. It's great to have a bleeding edge system to play around with, but I want my primary one to just work.
(No problem with the rest of that.)
How about you convict before you punish? Or do you seriously still think you get reliable information through torture?
I fail to see how "most people are fine with it" means that I'm fine with it.