Were any of the officials who violated the First Amendment by tying censorship requirements to "permit" people to peaceably assemble, or the criminals who illegally violated the People's rights to peaceably assemble, arrested?
When killer robots are outlawed, only outlaws will have killer robots.
But seriously,
a) There is no way to really stop this, it's just a combination of standard hardware and some programming
b) While drones might allow for lower collateral damage (because the drone won't be afraid of death), a drone also will not object to illegal or immoral orders.
So he got a raise that management didn't think he deserved.
You mean, he got a raise that management had previously thought they could get away with not paying.
Here's how it works:
Court decrees Facebook doesn't have standing to challenge the warrant, because even though they're going through Facebook's stuff the warrant is for a specific person.
Court decrees the person who was targeted by the search warrant doesn't have standing to challenge the warrant, because they can't prove that they were even served the warrant because Facebook was also given a gag order.
Most websites appear to contain invisible ads. Of course, I use adblock.
To me it sounds like an euphemism for "parallel construction".
Did you know 911 was the most commonly butt-dialed number?
Next, can we have a filter that only allows the video to be viewed by people who haven't used the phrase "Social Justice Warrior"? It would be hilarious...
I think $10000 is probably a good price. A lot of drug dealers have that much money, and they are able to kill you if you are lying to them. You can agree to stay captive in their underground lair until they get their winnings.
They're also able to kill you if you weren't lying to them.
Because no one lives in isolation. Imagine if everyone tried to make their own "free" licenses, but they were all slightly incompatible in such a way as to render all the code unusable/incompatible due to minor license incompatibilities.
Did you wait long enough for their "virus scanner" to run? Also, maybe you need to spoof it so it looks like your computer is in Korea.
I didn't know privacy was a thing in North Korea.
Well not everywhere is as willing to give up their privacy as the US.
Of course there's good reason to go back to the moon. Having no atmosphere is advantageous for some things (eg solar panels and certain manufacturing processes), its lighter mass means it is easier to launch stuff from, its nearness makes it a nice practice colony, and several more. For example, you could build a railgun style cargo delivery system to deliver raw material into space. Certain future advances (like 3d printing and robotics) could make for a surprisingly small investment to colonize the entire moon.
Branson and Virgin did nothing at all except provide funding after the fact to the actual, certified genius aerodynamist and visionary Burt Rutan.
Determining what to fund and what not to fund is basically the hardest problem ever. If you could give me a computer program that can determine quickly and correctly what to fund and what not to fund, I could make the next revolutionary product, discover all the laws of physics, and discover proofs to mathematical problems.
Publish a list of all developers who worked on a project, those who signed off on its security, and those who refused to sign off on its security. Also the names of anyone who has authority over the developers.
Perhaps so; but We, the Righteous, will hack them all and show our moral superiority!
They deserve it anyways, for not doing sufficient penetration testing.
The use of money is all the advantage there is to having money. -- B. Franklin
