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he 4th Amendment doesn't cover foreigners engaging in war against the US or our allies, and the NSA is supposed to be looking for things like this.
Case law on this is very clear. When you have an expectation of privacy, a warrant is required. If you were on the phone in a public place, it's legal to record your half of the conversation, because you're speaking loudly in a public place. If you're at home, a warrant is required to record the phone call, because you have an expectation of privacy in your home.
How can you be an extreme atheist?
A hard atheist who actively dis-believes in any deities?
I'm an atheist, but I don't actively dis-believe in any deities. I could understand it would be foolish to be certain about something like that, but I don't think people who would fit that description would be as dangerous as the Saudi "legal" system.
Breakage is not a big deal for Netflix because brand new movies are not that expensive to replace. Even if they have to pay retail prices, you're looking at 15-20 bucks. Brand new video games are easily more than quadruple that at 50-60.
Gamefly wouldn't be able to handle those losses.
The hopper doesn't analyze meta data or closed captions or anything like that.
The reason the commercial skip feature doesn't work right after broadcast, is because a human being actually watches the program at Dish HQ, marks the start and end time stamps of each commercial break, and the device then skips those times when you tell it to.
It's not an elegant solution, but it's immune to anything the broadcasters can try to do to muck up an automated solution.
This post is going to get buried, but it seems applicable to put here.
I was "escorted" off of a bus by a SWAT team, at least three of them pointing automatic weapons at my head while the six or so people on the bus were removed.
Fortunately for me, the SWAT team that was doing the "evacuating" had enough trigger discipline to not end up shooting me in the face.
Saying vaccines cause autism is a nice sound bite which is easy to understand whereas the counter argument that there is no credible evidence of any link is harder to explain
Don't say there's not evidence linking them, instead you should say something else.
Something like "if you don't give your kid the measles vaccine, your kid can catch measles and DIE!"
If that doesn't spur people into vaccination, then nothing will.
It might be like carbon dioxide, at standard pressures, it can't exist as a liquid, it'll sublimate instead of melt.
The Federalists didn't write that. Thomas Jefferson wrote it. Thomas Jefferson was never a member of the Federalist party.
Simple solution. Make the hacker perform the necessary upgrades to the system that was hacked as the punishment.
Tennant quit because he was offered to do Shakespeare with Patrick Stewart.
It would have caused a massive scheduling conflict to remain on Doctor Who, so Tennant left.
Colorado and Washington have only legalized marijuana. It's a good first step, but the war on drugs is still raging in those states.
Former Floridian here, and you're incorrect. In Florida, you can be arrested for DUI if you're on a horse, lawnmower, bicycle, ATV, or any other thing that isn't your two legs.
You don't have a Constitutional right to own a car. You do have a Constitutional right to own and carry a firearm, whether or not you choose to exercise it.
Rights are not granted by the Constitution. The right to bear arms is enumerated, but the right to own a car can simply be incorporated by the 9th Amendment.
Try reading the whole goddamn comment.
I said there was a correlation, but there's no reason to believe it's a causative relationship.
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