Does this mean that if they ask you, you refuse and they then decline your application for any alleged other reason, you have grounds for a lawsuit? Otherwise this is pretty toothless.
Since they're so proud of their guns. And since guns are mainly intended to secure by deterrence, publicly advertising their presence makes a home that much safer from intruders.
Allow assault rifles to be sold over the counter, but lock up everyone who so much as thinks of drawing one on paper. Your rights to own lethal weapons trumps the right of children not to be shot in the head, but the notebook doodles of frigging sixteen-year-olds are grounds for arrest.
If that planet were inhabited by a technological civilization, we should have been detecting their twelve-year-old radio transmissions, faint as they might be.
If you have an enterprise mail server, your users are employees and bound by company rules. If your security policy forbids employees allowing third parties to access their accounts, then this is already covered. Just tell your IT security folks to have a friendly chat with anyone you catch doing it.
(And if it doesn't, then it is really more of an insecurity policy, isn't it?)
I find the US' anti-UN attitude as irritating as you do, but it's not just the US. As the summary mentions there are many other nations in opposition, and the European parliament attacked the ITU as vocally and before the US did. This move was supported and partly spearheaded by MP Amelia Andersdotter of the European Pirate Party. When she's against something concerning the internet, something just might be wrong with it.
Tor's bandwidth and latency are sufficiently abysmal that it acts as a throttle. Overwhelming a number of servers via the Tor network would probably be not much easier than overwhelming the entire Tor network.
The asshat federal US government sponsored the creation of Tor. Governments who want to crack down on the use of Tor are already doing so openly without resorting to the cloak and dagger tactics you seek to imagine.
But carry on. The disconnected phrasing of your post hints that observable reality does not significantly influence your thinking.
I agree that you shouldn't be obligated to get vaccinated, provided you lock yourself into your house and never touch or breathe on anything in public ever.
Does this mean that if they ask you, you refuse and they then decline your application for any alleged other reason, you have grounds for a lawsuit? Otherwise this is pretty toothless.
Since they're so proud of their guns. And since guns are mainly intended to secure by deterrence, publicly advertising their presence makes a home that much safer from intruders.
Allow assault rifles to be sold over the counter, but lock up everyone who so much as thinks of drawing one on paper. Your rights to own lethal weapons trumps the right of children not to be shot in the head, but the notebook doodles of frigging sixteen-year-olds are grounds for arrest.
Fuck the NRA.
111, unless the customers from previous years have already bailed.
You can't have it both ways. If we're a cancer, we're incapable of good or evil.
If that planet were inhabited by a technological civilization, we should have been detecting their twelve-year-old radio transmissions, faint as they might be.
If you have an enterprise mail server, your users are employees and bound by company rules. If your security policy forbids employees allowing third parties to access their accounts, then this is already covered. Just tell your IT security folks to have a friendly chat with anyone you catch doing it.
(And if it doesn't, then it is really more of an insecurity policy, isn't it?)
cool story bro
I find the US' anti-UN attitude as irritating as you do, but it's not just the US. As the summary mentions there are many other nations in opposition, and the European parliament attacked the ITU as vocally and before the US did. This move was supported and partly spearheaded by MP Amelia Andersdotter of the European Pirate Party. When she's against something concerning the internet, something just might be wrong with it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Telecommunication_Union#Proposed_Changes_to_the_Treaty_And_Concerns
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/11/24/european_parliament_votes_against_itu/
Phenomenatrices. Things, ye ken well what I mean.
That sounds healthy.
But it does waggle its eyebrows suggestively and gesture furtively while mouthing "look over there!"
If 100 out of 10000 non-coffee-drinkers got cancer (1%) and 51 out of 10000 coffee drinkers got cancer (0.51%) that's a 49% decrease.
Hauling cargo is actually of some use to the world.
Using the definition of "can lob missiles at each other", most nations in the Middle East are each other's neighbours. The really psychotic kind.
About my decision to dump it.
He's not a murderer and methcook. He's just a victim of circumstance and government conspiracy just like Hans fucking Reiser.
Who edits this crap?
Tor's bandwidth and latency are sufficiently abysmal that it acts as a throttle. Overwhelming a number of servers via the Tor network would probably be not much easier than overwhelming the entire Tor network.
The asshat federal US government sponsored the creation of Tor. Governments who want to crack down on the use of Tor are already doing so openly without resorting to the cloak and dagger tactics you seek to imagine.
But carry on. The disconnected phrasing of your post hints that observable reality does not significantly influence your thinking.
Associating monetary value with computing cycles would eventually incentivize the development of faster and better technology.
I just hope that whatever these guys come up with will also have applications in the real world.
come on.
Ouch.
Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
Showing that the whole "secret Swiss bank account" thing only applies when you're not trying to hide it from the Swiss government. :P
I agree that you shouldn't be obligated to get vaccinated, provided you lock yourself into your house and never touch or breathe on anything in public ever .