Dwolla also requires US ID, Social Security, Bank account, etc. Not much good for international transactions.

Add to that a clause that you can only fund politicians within your own state.
So you can fund any locally based politician and a presidential campaign within your own state, but presidential campaign funds cannot be used in other states.

Might cut the senator for Hollywood being voted in by Utah.

But this time you'll have Thurstons money to buy proper parts.

Snowden handed everything to Greenwald and friends. They are now controlling the leaks and have stated they have an agenda to leak certain material as and when it is in their best interests. Not the best interests of the public to know about this stuff, but their best interests to cause the most embarrassment and disruption. If they cared about the public knowing then they would release everything all at once so we'd know, like the Wikileaks document drops.

eg. The information about intercepting of the EU leaders phones leaked shortly before high level meetings between the leaders.
The information about intercepting of Brazilian leaders phones shortly before a major arms deal was signed with Boeing, changing the decision of the Brazilians who went with Gripen instead.

As a carport is usually classed as a temporary structure it can avoid certain planning regulations which a garage, or mounting the panels on the house roof would come under.

I thought the idea was that SpaceX would initially use the rockets with NASA, and then for commercial satellite launches re-use them. Once a few satellites have gone up on re-used launchers then more customers would be happy going up on a multi-use launcher rather than on the initial use.

Why, when you can buy a "tourist SIM" for the USA when in Europe. Bought with cash in a foreign country which provides me unlimited calls & over a Gig of data. Totally untraceable.

Apart from apps which could do things like "If I can't ping the phone/data network for x minutes, wipe the phone" which would be activated in a Faraday cage. You might have problems if you're often in remote locations without a signal, but most places these days have at least one mobile network coverage.

Any remote/island community is already living in this sort of situation.

They're generally self-sufficient for food. They're able to make most spare parts as it takes weeks/months to get something from "civilisation". But probably most important is everyone knows who has which skills and more than one person in the community has those skills.

This was originally canned by Bush in 2005 due pushing all the budget into manned missions with Constellation, which was then canned by Obama pushing stuff back to robotic science missions.

JIMO was to be a development testbed of a lot of interesting technologies - hence the crazy price tag, but you needed something with a long lasting power supply (nuclear fission reactor) to enable it to stay out that far without relying on solar panels, plus it would investigate the other icy moons on flybys while it navigated to Europa. Also the vehicle would be assembled in orbit

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J...

So if you were targeted by the "law enforcement" and you Honeypoted their hacking attempt would they then come at you for interfering with their investigation?

Actually they're an Intelligence Agency - they're supposed to to Intelligent things :-)

Microsoft own the server/service and the users agree to the Terms and Conditions of use.
These include the right to rummage through the emails, delete stuff at will and terminate the account, all without notice.
This with Microsoft complaining about Google using gmail information for targeting ads.

Its not even a toy - its a development platform for Musk for his car on Mars (when SpaceX gets him there).

Then its not "official" advertising related to the shop and so not subject to the Quebec language rules.