just what DNA discloses about the current metabolytes in one's system?
I'm pretty sure your DNA does not change when you have a beer, and I'm pretty sure there are no DNA mutations that uniquely and reliably signal the ingestion of any psychoactive substance.
Now, maybe other tests are done as well, and the DNA is used just as a label for your file, instead of "sample subject #012345".
This is someone obsessed enough with credentials to put the entire community into mortal fear and to kill a whole day for a group of people known to get a lot done in a day.
Shame and ruin will suffice. Jail won't be the worst punishment. Being recognized in public will.
Your sodium nickel chloride battery operates on at temperatures where the salts are molten, does it not? 350 Celsius, maybe? Do they leak heat even when not in use?
Because the cars are already there and fully expensed for personal transportation. This is not about optimal investment. It's about making use of pre-existing noggins.
While we're at it, why do I have to run a compressor for the refrigerator in my kitchen when it is exactly thirty degrees Fahrenheit outside, only six feet away, where another giant compressor creates heat for the interior of the house, and incidentally heats the interior of the refigerator?
"The right of the people to be secure
Let me paraphrase the original article for clarity:
The NSA has been rerouting traffic at the backbone level in order to obtain traffic patterns that fit the agency's approved search criteria.
You objective is to get traffic to cross boundaries so that it fits into your authority to monitor. Then the traffic is subject to one your existing keyword searches or is eligible to be stamped "authorized" by a Foreign Intelligence Court.
Couldn't help noticing that Ashburn, Virginia is on the list of legitimate hops; it appears to be the last legitimate hop before detour.
The original UUNET headquarters, now Verizon's Network Operations Center.
Fortunately it is in a remote area far from the meddling hands of federal agencies and their contractors, the sleepy Dulles corridor.
Try not selling.
You will find yourself outside the offices of the company which you founded and grew without outside capital , screwdriver in hand and an attorney at your side, jimmying open the locks because the investment bankers you tried to fire had the locks changed. Your newly hired comptroller, selected with input from the bankers, will stay on for a few weeks, leaving you a note with "do not try to track me down" in the last line, and he will turn up along with the majority of your employees in a firm you had declined to purchase because its booked business was bogus. Because Mary Jo White is the United States Attorney for your district, no one worries about prosecution. True story.
Rarely have I met with a venture capitalist who did not start trying to deal out my other shareholders within five minutes of an introduction.
In the end, business is about cash-in exceeding cash-out, a condition that can be met one of two ways: 1) buying an interest in a firm and selling that interest for a higher price or 2) selling better stuff for a lot more than it costs you to create. 1 requires a lot less talent and discipline than 2, and not just because investment bankers don't have to take returns from disappointed customers who bought their hype.
If SnapChat's founders really made this call, then they are toast, but I doubt it. They are following the guidance of investors. Most likely, declining this offer enables them to use their now highly-inflated shares to acquire other assets, trading movie-set houses for real houses.
Yeah, the article is bogus.
Iran diverted production for domestic heating this winter. Total productivity decreased because of deteriorating plant. http://www.cnbc.com/id/101186643
GCHG is a British thing. i.e. not much oversight from US branches of government.
Mr. Snowden worked for United States agencies only, yet he is the one disclosing this "retail" operation.
Plus, this sort of operation is "out of character" for the United Kingdom.
Is it remotely possible that the two countries do each others' dirty work, especially in cases one might have an advantage in avoiding oversight?
GCHQ and NSA. Are they identical twins, or do they have some secret weapon that makes everyone see double when they look?
If the aborigine drafted an IQ test, all of Western civilization would presumably flunk it. -- Stanley Garn
