Even the most professional of officers would be tempted if he was was cheating on him or if someone delivered a credible threat to the safety of his children.
The best way to prevent this kind of abuse is to make it impossible.
LK
I don't see it. For example, cell phone records are only recorded and accessible via warrant, and by presenting that warrant to a provider directly. Same could be done with E2EE data if forced through the cell phone provider's networks.
That would mean an end to E2EE APIs on cell phones and other devices, which may be practically impossible at this point.
Edward Snowden showed that this is not as true as you seem to think it is.
LK
Oh dear lord, the hyperbole. We allow law enforcement access to all other forms of communication with a lawful warrant. So should this particular technology be exempt from that?
Then, let them serve the warrant.
What is different is that for the first time in human history, it's not only possible but it's practical to have encrypted communications that no one can access except for the intended recipient.
All of "the most heinous of crimes" take place in the real world, there is some physical action that can be detected and punished. I don't care if this makes the job of law enforcement harder. I want law enforcement to be a difficult and time consuming job. Idle and bored cops tend to find ways to fill their time and it's never good.
LK
I've been thinking about adding solar panels to my house. I would love if I could get a federal subsidy to do it. However, just like with my student loan forgiveness, I'm NOT giving Biden my vote in exchange.
LK
They didn't. They went up variable amounts, often higher, depending on what they were. And those prices went up YEARS before this legislation was passed, so the link you're implying is imaginary.
Unless SCOTUS officially rules "Unconstitutional", essentially. That's the check and balance we have.
You seem to have a problem understand the word "over". It isn't a lump sum at the end of the decade, it is accumulated over the 10-year period -- like like the spend.
Congress and their powers to tax and spend in general. That doesn't vary by specific technologies like solar vs oil, etc.
Not free, paid for by large corporations. The Inflation Reduction Act raises $300 billion over a decade by requiring large corporations to pay a 15 percent minimum tax on their profits and by enacting a 1 percent excise tax on stock buybacks and redemptions.
Good flick if you want to get a feel for how Pharma sales work.
I'm surprised it hasn't be Pfbanned yet based on who it highlights.
They always rant about Wayland, systemd, Pulse/Pipewire, devops, dkms, quic, zfs, etc.
I used to wonder why they don't just not upgrade their os, but then I realized they are lazy and want somebody else to maintain their old system for them.
I mean, even compiling gentoo with the right use set is too hard for these bellyachers.
Yet the humility never occurs to them that the non-lazy people who actually build distros are embracing the newer technology.
Instead the Old Farts case aspersions and ad-hominems at these hard workers. It's pathetic.
I'm done with their BS and won't help them understand anymore - the arguments are almost universally in bad faith.
Because otherwise they would just not upgrade. I have some Infomagic Slackware CD's from 1993 they might be interested in. Yeah, my first Linux box was over 30 years ago and I competently run all those technologies now. I don't fear change even though understanding new tech takes work and I can't just rest on my laurels.
Israel's business is far more profitable than having your head cut off by Hamas for the crime of usury.
At launch it was the most expensive stock to short on the whole market. One of the fin sites did a cost breakdown.
I like their business model but wow, the claws EU allowed Apple to have are quite something.
Hopefully businesses can offer different versions of their app to each set of 999,999 customers Especially hobby projects.
Some military guys project AI could be more deadly than nukes.
And we're trusting Zuck with it.
"Ninety percent of baseball is half mental." -- Yogi Berra
