He loves football, but has really tender feet. That's why he lives on Endor.

We have to put Bruce Willis in cryostasis right now if we want to have any chance of properly positioning the warheads inside the NEO when the time comes.

Yes. Comcast and Verizon would flip out if, instead of paying a private company to do it, the towns did it themselves [regardless of whether Verizon or Comcast was ever interested in providing service there].

No, they only want to outlaw encryption for individuals. Corporations and the gov't all must use the most powerful, unbackdoored encryption possible. And, of course, all devices used by politicians must not have backdoors either.

Politicians hate being backdoored.

But they don't mind it if everyone else gets backdoored. If they can at least watch, if not actually participate.

Just another Canadian LIE!

Obviously, this can only be legal because the gov't is paying a private company to provide the service.

Thankfully, I'm 45, 6'5" and 260 lbs, so I can crush all you puny humans.

By turning your computer off.

Millions of people don't use Facebook, and Facebook ignores their privacy and rents their information to whomever gives them a dollar.

The article isn't about the cops looking for pickpockets working the crowd. They are using facial recognition to try to find people suspected of crimes.

Of course, it is likely they didn't bother going to their last known address....too much work.

Maybe he could integrate the code into systemd? Then it would use the standard service file format.

You need to go up the food chain. "Anything anyone related to a gov't says should be considered a lie until proven true. It's in their job description."

but we should feel more guilty, as we are directly causing the death of the universe.

You mean the bribes being spread out among 435 congressmen and 100 senators is somehow better than just a president and some of his "advisors"? And I'm ignoring the whole thing that has been particularly bad while Obama has been President of the Republican party voting against anything that the President is for.

OMG Yes. What was especially fun was entering one of those multi-page hex dumps of a game, which included a checksum to make sure you entered each line correctly...but you could occasionally enter the line incorrectly but the checksum wouldn't catch it. So you had to go through the entire program and visually match every single byte with the magazine's listing.

Yes. Congress is MUCH more responsible with the use of their power than the President is.