Comment Re:Well Duh! (Score 4, Insightful) 127
If they liked the guy's work they wouldn't have fired him. It was probably only a contributing factor and a convenient reason to put on the HR form.
Uhh... I read it
Reuters revealed that the Special Operations Division (SOD) of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration advises DEA agents to practice parallel construction when creating criminal cases against Americans that are actually based on NSA warrantless surveillance
And the sited article:
http://www.reuters.com/article...
Of course two senior DEA agents said your quote, so it must all be hogwash.
at the current rate of warming will have to take place within the 1-200 year period we may still have left to resolve the most devastating consequences that will almost certainly cause human extinction.
If the worst case predictions happen the earth will not support more than a small fraction of the 7 Billion people, but certain human extinction? Tone it down a little. Life and certainly a number of humans will survive, the earth has been through much worse changes.
I bought a hamburger from a cashier who bought her shoes at Walmart
Found another Ubuntu user.
debunked in the 70s
... and still taught to to me in grade school the mid 80s
6 different wifi network segments, all with different routers and CCSID
It sure is a shame when a company blatantly alienates
If you can get an appeal. If the evidence against you wasn't fabricated or "overstated".
I can confidently say that there are crimes so horrible that the death penalty is appropriate for. The problem is you can't undo the punishment if the criminal justice system is found to have made a mistake. How do you objectively measure the level of perceived doubt of guilt between McVeigh and the innocent individuals who have likely been executed? Until we can prosecute with 100% certainty, I can't support executing a convicted criminal.
I have hardly ever known a mathematician who was capable of reasoning. -- Plato
