You are correct. They have access to the root certs. HTTPS using commercial PKI it totally accessible on the fly by US government surveillance agencies.
The main benefit of a workable electronic voting system is that we will be able to vote more regularly on a range of issues, taking some of the power away from the politicians. I think that this may be one of the primary reasons why Diebold, who can produce near perfect ATMS, cant/wont build an accurate voting system.
I think the premise would be OK if it wasn't for the fact that a library full of statutes of actions that could put you on the wrong side of the law exists. In terms of the law, are all transgressors - all it takes is a little time, to find the charge to level at you.
Well, I have been burnt by Microsoft phones twice already. Almost 3 times.
I most certainly will never buy another one until the phones can be upgraded to the latest OS version over time.
On the bight side, Hans might have a 20 year all expenses paid development cycle ahead of him. Think of the contribution he could make if allowed to.
Talk about making productive use of prisoners time.
Just to put it into context, The Fed can only issue money based on the level of Government bonds it holds. Government bonds are backed by tax earnings. So essentially the US Taxpayers were forced to become indebted to the Fed for all of the secret Trillions given to the banks.
This is not entirely true. the Fed is only supposed to print money to the same value of Government Bonds that are issued simultaneously. This is why the American population is indebted to the Fed. It also means that government issued Trillions in bonds that were kept secret.
When the so-called experts can do something simple - like be able to predict the weather - I might consider taking a small sip of the cool aid.
Honestly, do you want to give the green light to scientists to do experiments with our one and only fragile global climatic system?
This whole latest propaganda drive around about the time that the climate convention is being held in Durban has only one purpose - to speed up the implementation of the global carbon tax/credit scam.
PS: Why do you think that humans are not part of nature?
Climate change has never been reversible, and never will be. Period. All of the crud around the issue is simply because we don't want it to happen - and it is going to happen regardless of any futile (and probably horrendously expensive) measures we may take. The sooner we face the fact, the sooner we will be able to course correct and plan accordingly.
I suspect however that there is much fleecing to be done before the zeigeist becomes conscious of this fact.
Really? Hows your internet experience been to date? I've been online for 17 years now, and I can honestly find any reason why I would want my current rights or access to change. Whats there to negotiate? The internet is the way it is because of how it has evolved in the current environment. Changing the environment will change the internet - and here is no way imposed legislation can improve it.
Interesting. From http://www.xylitol.org/questions-about-xylitol : "Sugar feeds bacteria in your mouth, causing them to multiply rapidly. This metabolic process produces acids that cause cavities to begin to form. When you use xylitol gum or mints, the acid attack that would otherwise last for over half an hour is stopped. Because the bacteria in the mouth causing caries are unable to ferment xylitol in their metabolism, their growth is reduced. The number of acid-producing bacteria may fall as much as 90%. Since no acid is formed, the pH of saliva does not fall." (facts also in the Wikipedia article)
I was actually reading about this this morning. Sugars have 6 carbon atoms, while Xylitol has 5. Bacteria and yeasts only consume sugars that have 6 carbon atoms, so effectively Xylitol would not have the same effect.
Well, you've certainly drunk the cool-aid. Al-Qaeda was the name of a CIA database, and not actually the name of any organisation. The database contained a list of subversives, extremists, fundamentalists, and militants. The actual conspiracy is that Al-Qaeda is this large international terrorist organisation, where in reality there is probably, at most, only a loose affiliation among small sub-groups within the database which actually poses very little real threat to any sovereign state.
I'm afraid you are wrong about this. In third world countries (I live in one) most of the poor people, especially the younger generation, have cell phones that run chat apps/social media apps to cut the costs of their communications.
Write off piracy to marketing coasts. Piracy is actually a very cost effective form of Viral marketing. It's free, and it can build you brand awareness rapidly. In fact, take comfort in the fact that people actually like your app enough to go to the trouble to pirate it. If your app is that good, you most certainly will be able to turn a profit from it, plus you will be able to leverage the sympathy of your existing market (including the pirates) for your next version.
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You are correct. They have access to the root certs. HTTPS using commercial PKI it totally accessible on the fly by US government surveillance agencies.
The main benefit of a workable electronic voting system is that we will be able to vote more regularly on a range of issues, taking some of the power away from the politicians. I think that this may be one of the primary reasons why Diebold, who can produce near perfect ATMS, cant/wont build an accurate voting system.
And of course:
- religious vegetarian
- religious vegan
I think the premise would be OK if it wasn't for the fact that a library full of statutes of actions that could put you on the wrong side of the law exists. In terms of the law, are all transgressors - all it takes is a little time, to find the charge to level at you.
I think that 15.6" with a fold out keyboard should just about do it.
EA are planning on getting a banking license?
Well, I have been burnt by Microsoft phones twice already. Almost 3 times.
I most certainly will never buy another one until the phones can be upgraded to the latest OS version over time.
On the bight side, Hans might have a 20 year all expenses paid development cycle ahead of him. Think of the contribution he could make if allowed to.
Talk about making productive use of prisoners time.
Get the little buggers to code some unit tests in VI.
why would aliens put flashing lights on an interstellar space craft?
There may be intergalactic travel laws that we are privvy to yet....
Wouldn't it be funny if Apple bought Nokia, just for their mapping tech?
Not if the poor buggers are using ActiveX objects in IE on their intranets....
Democracy is a political system. Communism is a financial system
Just to put it into context, The Fed can only issue money based on the level of Government bonds it holds. Government bonds are backed by tax earnings. So essentially the US Taxpayers were forced to become indebted to the Fed for all of the secret Trillions given to the banks.
This is not entirely true. the Fed is only supposed to print money to the same value of Government Bonds that are issued simultaneously. This is why the American population is indebted to the Fed. It also means that government issued Trillions in bonds that were kept secret.
I call bullshit. 6 pounds 50 should easily cover the cost of making 12 cup cakes - especially if you are making 102 000 of them.......
When the so-called experts can do something simple - like be able to predict the weather - I might consider taking a small sip of the cool aid.
Honestly, do you want to give the green light to scientists to do experiments with our one and only fragile global climatic system?
This whole latest propaganda drive around about the time that the climate convention is being held in Durban has only one purpose - to speed up the implementation of the global carbon tax/credit scam.
PS: Why do you think that humans are not part of nature?
Climate change has never been reversible, and never will be. Period. All of the crud around the issue is simply because we don't want it to happen - and it is going to happen regardless of any futile (and probably horrendously expensive) measures we may take. The sooner we face the fact, the sooner we will be able to course correct and plan accordingly.
I suspect however that there is much fleecing to be done before the zeigeist becomes conscious of this fact.
Really? Hows your internet experience been to date? I've been online for 17 years now, and I can honestly find any reason why I would want my current rights or access to change. Whats there to negotiate? The internet is the way it is because of how it has evolved in the current environment. Changing the environment will change the internet - and here is no way imposed legislation can improve it.
I tried, and all I got was images of Wallmart....
Interesting. From http://www.xylitol.org/questions-about-xylitol : "Sugar feeds bacteria in your mouth, causing them to multiply rapidly. This metabolic process produces acids that cause cavities to begin to form. When you use xylitol gum or mints, the acid attack that would otherwise last for over half an hour is stopped. Because the bacteria in the mouth causing caries are unable to ferment xylitol in their metabolism, their growth is reduced. The number of acid-producing bacteria may fall as much as 90%. Since no acid is formed, the pH of saliva does not fall." (facts also in the Wikipedia article)
I was actually reading about this this morning. Sugars have 6 carbon atoms, while Xylitol has 5. Bacteria and yeasts only consume sugars that have 6 carbon atoms, so effectively Xylitol would not have the same effect.
Well, you've certainly drunk the cool-aid. Al-Qaeda was the name of a CIA database, and not actually the name of any organisation. The database contained a list of subversives, extremists, fundamentalists, and militants. The actual conspiracy is that Al-Qaeda is this large international terrorist organisation, where in reality there is probably, at most, only a loose affiliation among small sub-groups within the database which actually poses very little real threat to any sovereign state.
I'm afraid you are wrong about this. In third world countries (I live in one) most of the poor people, especially the younger generation, have cell phones that run chat apps/social media apps to cut the costs of their communications.
Write off piracy to marketing coasts. Piracy is actually a very cost effective form of Viral marketing. It's free, and it can build you brand awareness rapidly. In fact, take comfort in the fact that people actually like your app enough to go to the trouble to pirate it. If your app is that good, you most certainly will be able to turn a profit from it, plus you will be able to leverage the sympathy of your existing market (including the pirates) for your next version.