a typical case of American blind justice,

Replacing garbage trucks burned by angry villagers can get expensive.

On the other hand, it is actually common to make the duress password VERY similar to the correct password so it looks about the same when you enter it. Especially on something like a phone where you can generally re-load the data later if you want. The consequences of an accidental wipe may be quite small.

Other posible explanations include the defendant remembering the wrong password under pressure. The defendant having any history of mis-typing is irrelevant.

Or actually tried to answer the question.

Yea, our local high school has told teachers not to fail anyone. Maybe I should teach as a retirement job - at the start of the semester, tell teh kids homework is optional, two tests, pass everyone with at least a B and collect a check. Seems taht what the administration wants the teachers to do.

He was definitely right when he said the iBook looked like a Hello Kitty purse.

Or Fat Fingers McSpellsbad typoed the correct password and landed on the duress password instead. We'll never know since in the process he destroyed any evidence of what the passwords might have been.

Fortunately for the defendant, it's up to the prosecutor to PROVE that that isn't how the data came to be wiped.

Running on WinARM could open up silicon Macs with a VM as a market as well.

I do the same unless I need it faster and the price delta is small enough.

Since there is monetary value attached to the account, yes they are.

Those products are a significant percentage of its business, they basically took the street vendors and gave them a global marketplace. You no longer need to go to Asia to get a high quality counterfeit football jersey or shoddy electrical appliance. It's even easier for the vendor, get cutoff and open under a new name. No new storefront to find, no goods to mov or hide from spot checks when the government decides to 'crack down' due to pressure from manufacturers. The quality varies greatly depending on product category, the bolts, screws, random hardware to use in 3D printed stuff, screen protectors, yard flags etc. were all fine and a fraction of Amazon's cost from a reshipper.

Amazon's actions will be interesting because it seems pretty clear that some of the sellers are just drop shipping from the same sources in China and marking it up to cover Amazon's costs and shipping.

Z80 was also my first assembly language. Perhaps not super important for me, but it's nice to know the Z80 will continue to exist in some recognizable form.

IIRC, LANtastic cards (another relic of the past) had a Z-80 on them. It was socketed, no less.

If you needed insurance or healthcare were you able to obtain it?

Get your government hands off my Medicaid!

Fixed that for you.

I've always contended had he simply said "Yea, I got a blowjob in the Oval Office. You would have too if yo had the chance..." the whole thing would have blown over and never come up again. Nixon probably could have survived if he hadn't tried to cover up Watergate, served out his term and pardon the whole crew.

This isn’t just Sony. The original rights owners decided not go renew licenses, and Sony had no choice but to yank them or likely pay far more for continued access than they were worth. Any purchase should include a permanent non irrevocable right to access the content so customers companies like Sony can still legally provide access to them even if they lose the fights to sell or stream it. If the seller goes out of business or shutters servers, they have a right to a downloadable digital copy.