Brad Haines had a really good presentation at blackhat on another aspect of the vulnerability of the new ATC system in 2012, too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

This sort of happened a few years ago with a tournament in Croatia with Borislav Ivanov (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borislav_Ivanov). The cheating player had his friends analyzing the games that were broadcast live. They suspected him of cheating and disabled the broadcast, and he promptly fell apart. Interestingly, his wiki page makes it look like he may be innocent but statistical analysis is very clear (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jr0J8SPENjM).

Normal time control for tournament games in the US can be as much as 3 hours per side, and it's not uncommon for games to go the full 6 hours. Furthermore, there are typically two games per day. Not allowing people to get up and leave the playing area would just not be practical.

In other words, instead of getting a lesson that appeals to nerds about how system security works, he's getting a much more useful lesson about how the whole world works.

Are you saying it shouldn't?

Or you could expand positive ones!

Before SPOT do you think the average TSA agent could readily identify and discriminate against very dark or very light skinned Arabic people? Well, after spending a billion dollars teaching them to do just that I'm sure they're slightly more consistent (maybe).

I imagine wheelchairs can go pretty fast on a treadmill.

More importantly, that explains all the episodes where Worf felt guilt/shame over his klingon heritage or his relation to his parents.

Now we're going to need lobbyists to represent our banking interests to the corrupt bankers.

You mean not a replicant like he he wasn't one in the story the book was based on? Blasphemy.

Ridley Scott should never have tried to imply that Deckard was a replicant. It's a terrible choice for the movie and it's clearly not in line with the book. The story is about the dehumanization of Deckard while simultaniously humanizing the replicants. Deckard being a replicant just doesn't make sense in that context and ruins the entire point.

My concern is this-
The NSA decrypts all messages to see if they need to read those messages. Those decrypted messages go into a database which, like the cellphone metadata database, is opened to other agencies (the police) to browse. Pretty soon the only messages the police will need a wiretap to gather are those which are easiest to collect.

Why would they need something so fancy to damage your cartilage and repair tissue?

A bunch of rich guys on a private island in international waters with no laws? How long until a drug cartel with boats decides to make a quick buck?