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
Whoosh!
There was a reason why the part about referencing how it was before the medallion system was included in the post you replied to.
The medallion system was EXPLICITLY DESIGNED to reduce the number of taxis in New York City. That was the MAIN FEATURE of it. Licenses were introduced to regulate the drivers, but that was separate from the medallion effort.
Go back and do your homework.
Great! You're now qualified to announce that you'll be running for President on the Republican ticket in 2016. Best of luck and may the best sound-bite or hairpiece win!
Nobody I know does their SF-86 form on paper. It is an online form completed through a system called "e-qip".
Those jobs are factory assembly work, not "tech". They are in the same category as assembling car parts, radios, or toy wagons. Cook is talking about creative development where you work with your mind, not simple low-skilled labor.
Yes, it sucks. But conflating the two in this article is dishonest.
The summary forgot the word "exclusive" as in "exclusive to PlayStation" or "exclusive to Xbox".
multi-platform titles fared much better, but can't be used as a reason to buy one console over another.
An SF-86 is what you fill out if you're getting a security clearance. If it is SECRET level, they pull a credit report, criminal check, and send postcards to your relatives and references asking questions about you.
If it is TOP SECRET they send investigators out to talk to former neighbors, friends and relatives instead of sending a post card. They do a real investigation.
The big question is whether or not the results of those investigations are kept in the system with the forms. You know, sort of one big file on an individual. My best guess would be "yes".
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And the requirement isn't for just HTTPS-only, but for also implementing Strict Transport Security and suggesting using Perfect Forward Secrecy.
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
are you perchance a Scotsman?
you're implying if I close my eyes during a conversation I am no longer having a talk. that is just silly.
you are confusing a performance with music. if it is just a recording, then of what is it a recording? music
if you wish to differentiate between live music and recorded music that is fine, but to say recorded music isn't music is just wrong. you are splitting a hair that doesn't exist.
music may sound differentl coming from my home audio equipment than from the live performance due to the acoustics of my living room but that doesn't make it any less music.
I understand what you are trying to say, that the music is inseparable from the environment. that is one reason I despise recordings of "live" performances. the experience just for not translate for me and it bugs me. I prefer studio recordings which provide a neutral environment. that allows me to listen to the music in my current environment.
Uh, no.
The person wasn't the target, the building was. If the individual was bragging he was at a military / terrorist C&C location, then the building and everyone else in it were legitimate targets. If the moron was there then it was just gravy.
Our OS who art in CPU, UNIX be thy name. Thy programs run, thy syscalls done, In kernel as it is in user!
