i thought there was a much, much older 'bill' that already covered this?
You do have that phrase "against unreasonable searches and seizures" in there - and the court has affirmed that there is a much lower bar for what's considered reasonable at a border crossing.
The testing software takes over the computer ("securely" according to the instructional video, FWIW) and doesn't let you switch out to other programs while you are in the test environment. It looks like the TouchBar bypasses that restriction.
The proposal also says that robots should always be identifiable as mechanical creations. That will help prevent humans from developing emotional attachments.
Have the proposal writers met people? Our ability to develop emotional attachments to things that aren't even animate is remarkable.
But they know how pandering to the base works.
a) The law passes and the courts don't strike it down - a Miracle!
b) The law passes and the courts strike it down - activist judges blocking the will of the People!
c) The law fails to pass - the opposition supports Pedophiles!
- China owns the majority of U.S. debt, hence the U.S. economy.
No, the majority (two-thirds) of US debt is owned by the US. And of the third that is foreign-owned, China is only the largest owner (followed closely by Japan), not majority owner.
If the court can demonstrate that it is a device for which you know or have access to the password or key, they can compel you to reveal it. The thinking is that they've already proven you have access to the contents, and that your giving over the password/key does not further incriminate you.
If they haven't established that you can access the device, then your handing over the password/key is what establishes that fact and counts as incriminating yourself.
Probably because the Note 7 recall erased their profits and put them in a loss for the quarter. Including the loss is what pushed the mathematically correct but misleading headline that Apple earned over 100% of the profits we saw earlier.
"it is possible that the Second Circuit Court created an incentive for other jurisdictions to require data to be held within their national boundaries"
No, the PATRIOT act and related laws regarding the (lack of) privacy for data held in the US did that ages ago.
Giving the law access to the drive is evidence that you have that access.
I wonder is this was originally developed for sleep tracking (monitoring the length and quality of your sleep), and they've just hit upon a more exciting marketing strategy.
Are they the same 75% of people who feel they have above average driving skills?
All the measurements are in micrograms/min, if you look at the article.
I'm guessing the submitter pasted-in the text from the article without realizing the symbols would be dropped by
http://www.cnn.com/2015/11/11/politics/us-foreign-aid-report/
The top five recipients of foreign military financing in 2014:
1. Israel: $3.1 billion
2. Egypt: $1.3 billion
3. Iraq: $300 million
3. Jordan: $300 million
5. Pakistan: $280 million
It looks like they settled before class-action status was granted. Or even asked for? If class-action status was granted, this would be dragging out for another year or more as they looked for people to join the action, put it before a judge, and negotiate a settlement.
And the real harm was the chilling effect on using the song. Harder to measure that in monetary terms.
HELP!!!! I'm being held prisoner in /usr/games/lib!
