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Comment: Re:What's the problem? (Score 1) 341

> Do you really think we could get away with letting the driver communicate back to the outside world with that much data and not have it all over the news?

Other companies have. Look at the recent mobile phone privacy scares, for example (sometimes where every button press has been recorded and transmitted).

Comment: Re:Photos cast doubt on whether or not they are fa (Score 1) 198

by fatphil (#39088875) Attached to: $6 Trillion In Fake US Treasury Bonds Seized In Switzerland
To my eyes it looks like the bottom row with 6 stars, and the row above that with 7 stars. That doesn't match any US flag of *any* vintage, let alone a 50-state one (having 6 with 5 above). It be used for a 52-state flag, I think. Not that it matters, fake is fake is fake.

Comment: Re:"Offensive" (Score 1) 493

by fatphil (#39087911) Attached to: James Randi's Latest Debunking Operation
> > Lack of evidence of a god when that evidence should be there is in fact evidence that there isn't a god.

> Argumentum ad ignorantiam.

Nope. "Lack of evidence of a god is evidence that there isn't a god." would be poor logic, certainly, but the "when that evidence should be there" completely changes the premises.

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