The problem is that judicial review makes it so only SCOTUS can say that "this constitution" says whatever they decide is says, checked only by possible impeachment by congress.

Internally windows system calles work a lot like WINE on linux. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

But unlike windows Linux doesn't have to drag along all the legacy binary support for some of the lower layers.

Umm, I do believe there is expirimental ARM support, for ARM Windows binaries (windows CE and windows RT) http://wiki.winehq.org/ARM You really need to read more carefully.

But yes the idea is to be a translation or compatibility layer to expose windows API's to windows PE's.

I actually go by the advice in the article most of the time. I generate a 12-16 character password with a script that uses tr and reads from /dev/random.

Not true, voluntarily extincting yourself would make them very happy.

GPLv2 isn't broken. And how do you stop wayland from using non-free *GL implementations. The very idea of wayland was to offload as much as possible to drivers via KMS and EGL. You would have to stop end-users from installing these kms and EGL binary implementations. In fact waylands done a great thing by convincing proprietary driver writters to partially port to open interfaces, which should make the open driver effort easier.

Per-window VNC should be fairly easy to support within a wayland compisotor. Some of the toolkits also offer remote backends.

The low latency and high thoughput of local cables make this easy. Remote over the net has a lot of issue.

Freenet will eventually lose data. However it can be re-published if they are lost.

Nah just encrypt the audio channel. Which can be decrypted by the manufacturer upon a proper subpena. Most states allow exceptions if a recording is made exclusivly for legal purposes.

If you capture video of two deaf people signing to each other, is that wiretapping?

Problem is if you do it right, You can just hand over the keys to a clean container, rather than your realy one.

Always park on the top of a hill.. hehe

I own a 1500$ car for seven years now and the only time it's failed to start is after I've left the headlights on.