Enforcing training requirements, "licensing", ever increasing levels of background checks, are all a slippery slope on a path towards removal of gun rights.
For those of us with military, or police experience, asking us to "certify" when we've fired tens of thousands of rounds, and, or, ran ranges, is a step in futility.
Not going to do it.
Trade barriers are a bonehead move. Always were, always will be. Even when dealing with dealing with Fascist Regimes, Communist Dictatorships, Massive Genocidal Maniacs, Murderous Muslim Theocracies, State Sponsors of Terrorism, Countries deploying State-sponsored Hackers to loot IP, companies forced to share their IP merely to sell in the country, Human Rights Abusers, and Kleptocracies.
Remember, Trade barriers are a bonehead move. Always were, always will be.
Spying on everything you can possibly do with this chromebook, because Google is in the business of marketing your personal information to advertisers. This will probably better enable them to link your credit card to your devices to your viewing preferences, to your buys, to your everything.
Considering that Google is an anti-science SJW organization, I wouldn't be surprised if they disabled these devices for libertarians and right wingers.
However, this isn't just a left or right thing. If there is an upcoming election, you can count on this piece of
Google is an amoral company. Don't buy their products, or use their services. Block all their crooked websites, their performance-sapping ad campaigns, and their duplicitous products.
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The facts disagree with you
Point missed completely...
There is a vast chasm of difference between a Secretary of State's emails, and those of a consulting graphics artist, a few lower level budget analysts, or even some engineers.
The assumption for a Senior Executive directing an organization of > 60,000 personnel, with a > $40,000,000,000 budget is that much, or most of that email are records because it contains "organization, functions, policies, decisions, procedures, operations, or other activities of the Government or because of the informational value of the data in them". Lower level flunkies at the working level lack direct reports, do not supervise anything, control nothing, and have little impact. They don't have the decision material, don't control resources, and don't dictate policy, and therefore would have little to no federal records.
This also explains why pretty much all of a President's official correspondence is considered federal records, captured, then released in time, subject to classification release schedules.
A lawsuit before Delaware’s Chancery Court could have broad implications for state finances around the country and for foreign shareholders who hold more than $6 trillion of stock in U.S. corporations. Two French scientists are suing the state of Delaware for seizing and selling their stock without their knowledge, depriving them of millions of dollars in gains. French scientists Dr. Gilles Gosselin and Dr. Jean Louis Imbach allege that Delaware officials wrongfully seized their shares in Idenix Pharmaceuticals Inc. and sold the stock for $1.7 million to pad the state budget in 2009. After Merck & Co. acquired Idenix in 2014, the scientists learned they no longer had stock in the company and couldn’t collect on a $13.7 million windfall from the deal because Delaware officials had sold their shares five years earlier. Unable to return the stock, officials only reimbursed the money the state received, leaving the two investors out some $12 million.
One man's constant is another man's variable. -- A.J. Perlis
