Well its even trickier then that. Am I applying a force which moves an object? I am pressing keys, sliding and clicking a mouse - so I would say I am working right now. However, one might have not been doing anything but reading when the question asked "Are you working right now". In which case, no work was being done.
Wow, you have an incredible field of vision. For me to read anything, I have to apply my muscles of orbit to move my eye along lines of text. As I thus sit here working, I envy you idle types.
Then you'd hate the suit I wear to work...
Joker?
... but they ARE in favour of people p0wning sites - which requires disclosure of vulnerabilities - something they're against. Kind of contradictory ...
Well, not if you look at it this way: They're not against finding and exploiting vulnerabilities. They're against sharing those vulnerabilities so that others can exploit them. Think of it like an anti-nuke treaty. The US has nukes and will not give them up, but we're dead against letting anyone else have them.
They're just a bunch of assholes, same as the punks who key cars.
Oh yeah, this too.
God, it really seems that as we've adopted more and more ways to communicate, we've completely forgotten how to do it properly, and etiquette hasn't kept pace. When I was a kid we had corded phones. No real chance of taking one into the bathroom with you, so there never needed to be a rule against talking on the phone while taking a crap. But if you asked anyone whether it would be acceptable were it technologically possible, they'd probably have reacted with disgust. But today? I see and hear people on their phones in the restroom all the damn time.
So maybe it's the judge's fault for not realizing what mouth-breathers people can be, and explicitly forbidding tweeting, blogging, etc? I dunno.
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