Or are you suggesting that something so ephemeral as an image could lead to action on the part of rage induced media overload
That was pretty much the claim that was made when Sarah Palin's group showed Gabby Giffords' congressional district with a crosshair over it.
LK
Does the place you work have two or more completely separate networks with no access between the inside & outside ones, requiring you two have two PCs on your desk, one for searching Google for how an API works or posting to
After 9/11 there was talk about setting up federal systems this way... clearly that still hasn't happened as once you breach a single PC inside of the corporate network, even if that PC doesn't have access to your target data, it and it's users permissions can be used to climb the ladder to find someone who does have data and use them.
The % of the background check that is the self-volunteered information isn't important, but the fact it exists and can be very compelling in the wrong hands.
Sony must not have been either when oodles of data got pulled out of them... or those detection measures were not enough.
Even if you are looking for mass uploads or downloads, there is no reason the bad guy wouldn't be willing to have the ex-filtration take a bit longer by spreading it between multiple offsite servers with smaller packages of data and over a longer bit of time.
Unfortunately I think you'll find that your example won't change any minds because:
1. Creationists won't accept this as an example of evolution. What they're looking to "disprove" is the idea that man evolved from apes, or rather that given time, one kind of animal species will transform into a completely new and distinct species. But in your example the moths are still moths, just in a different color.
2. More seriously you can't fight illogic with logic.
sue THEM for tampering with his code
Won't work if the company granted themselves the right to tamper in the Terms of Service.
That might save them from being sued by the users but not the publishers. They are creating unauthorized derivative copies of copyrighted works.
That's illegal.
A third party can't waive your right to defend your IP.
LK
Eric Frein had the police in Eastern Pennsylvania on edge for over a month and he hadn't shot at anyone since the first day.
LK
The summary is poorly worded.
It's not that clearing your browsing history, throwing out old logs/emails or flushing your toilet are inherently illegal, it's when you use them and why.
If the cops are knocking at your door and you decide to flush the drugs, that's obstruction, if you just hacked someone's system and then wiped all of the local logs on your machine to hide the evidence, that's obstruction. If however you have as a routine process... not to retain any email older than say... 30 days and purge pretty regularly (either manually or automatically), that's not obstruction, that's just good cleanliness, and if some incriminating evidence happens to be wiped out on day 30, it's a lot harder to prove that you were doing so to hide your wrongdoing rather than simply not wanting to have to keep around old Amazon offers which clutter your inbox.
Well, then rationally show me some examples of "good guys with guns" stopping anything. It just doesn't happen.
Stick to emotional arguments because the facts do not support you.
Paducah KY.
The assistant principle retrieved his pistol from his vehicle and stopped a school shooting before the police were on scene.
LK
I take it that you think that it is possible to stop government abuse of power with automatic rifles?
Cliven Bundy...
LK
The easy way out of this for the feds is to serialized the barrel.
You're not correct. Not only are you not correct, you don't know enough to understand how this will be skirted.
Let me explain.
This kind of idiotic thing would lead to sympathetic manufacturers making and selling 36-48 inch barrels that people will cut and re-crown at home to make their own unserialized barrels at home.
LK
You don't know enough about this subject to opine intelligently. You are not even close to being correct.
LK
You realize the last "Media Center Edition" was XP... right? Media Center was built into the higher SKUs of Vista & 7 and available as a quick and relatively cheap add in ($15?) for 8... free keys for which they gave away for quite a while.
you cannot vote directly for your senators
The Seventeenth Amend disagrees... unfortunately.
Or the statute of limitations for the crime the allegations point to has expired.
If you want to put yourself on the map, publish your own map.
