Someone mod this up +Informatitive

This could be solved by making college free / little cost - actually invest in the learning that is taking place.

Where did my mod points go!!! +1 Funny

Source please...

I didn't know that the House Committee run by republicans in 1996 was so non partisian about this issue - wait - they are not those things at all

I could maybe believe cost effective for power/resource consumption - but it would be rather difficult to gage the effectiveness of something which does not exist yet

See, when you say they profile - it has a different meaning that the typical meaning over here in America. Profiling in America means 'what colour/creed are you' whereas over there, a profile is a set of answers to common but well placed questions. It is much more intensive and requires much more training for the profilers. Not saying I am against real profiling over here, but the likely outcome would be a mismash garbage where brown people are terr'ists

That still exists, but does not always make the best choice for certain industries. Would have Facebook become as popular had it been a pay service? It's hard to tell, but as a student during its start-up - I would venture to guess not.

It seems like you are forgetting that they can already monitize the service, as most of these image services also force a page load, which means some sort of ad revenue. Your way is not the only way to make a buck...

Maybe you are not in the United States, but that type of "through the wall" sensing would be considered a search here - even written by numb nuts Scalia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyllo_v._United_States

"I'm confused as to what "right" we are fighting for here. I figured we gave up the right to let someone use our property in a criminal manner without any sort of consequence (investigation or otherwise) since the inception of governments. What other personal property do we allow free and unfettered access to without expecting to at least be asked questions or possibly be a suspect if it's used to commit a crime? If I let someone borrow a hammer and then they find my hammer at a murder scene I'm not going to be super pissed that the cops want to talk to me." Perhaps we should start by assuming that their are more than just those who wish to use your wireless for nefarious purposes. No one is suggesting you leave it open with the SSID "OPENFORPEDOS" but WHY should that preclude people from opening it up for use? Short answer - it shouldn't.

The less there is, the more potent it is - didn't you learn anything from homepathy

Your assuming that your team works in the same location as it is. That is not the case in most large corps - we have staff in all areas of the country and are only tied together by e-mail phone and OCS. Going into an office in that situation doesn't build any more team skills that staying at home.

If you are already employed in the US - it would be in your interests to keep H1B's lower

You are really bordering on the defination of what is a right. Also, your defination is dependent on the actor, and is still rather week without enforcement. Right to free speech? Sure, you'll just get imprisoned or shot... not so much of a right without enforcement. Right to religion? Sure, as long as you don't pick the wrong one and get killed for it Right to autonomy? Sure thing as long as you are okay with dying if you don't like being someones slave. I also hope you don't throw in things like property rights in your negitive mix like some Libertarians do - those are not negitive rights, as they still require enforcement. I'm sorry, this is not a primitive society, we have more than just these basic interactions, one which require both positive and negitive right reinforcement.