The NSF have just placed an order for a rubber stamp that reads "This would increase the nation's scientific knowledge"

that's just wrong, there are states where they are inadmissible - but their a plenty of states that do admit them into court proceedings. I also consider the police to be part of the justice system as they're the ones that drag you into court - they should have no truck with these pointless tests either. In point of fact - if the police do ask you to take the test and you beat it - they simply consider that you beat the test, not that you are innocent turning the whole tacking of the test into a lose-lose situation.

"Weâ(TM)ve done this enormous disservice to our country, and he's exposed us for that."

polygraphs don't work, it's pseudoscience. A real justice system wouldn't allow such nonsense anywhere near it.

it is not unwonted for a nabob such as he to attempt to appear erudite and loquacious by using obnubilative and superannuated terminology. That darned popinjay!.

also a non-living role. Uncle Rory was dead (except in flashbacks)

this is just a waste of parliamentary time, time that should be spent solving current problems and dealing with extant matters. The crown can pardon Turing and all others convicted of this crime - and they can do so without wasting the time of the legislature. They could, for example, debate how "austerity" is based on bad maths and the current spending cuts are actually worsening the situation and putting more and more people beyond the ability to feed themselves, but no, they waste time on this.

sure as hell sounds like the pilkington method to me. is applying it to a different material sufficient enough to warrant a new patent?

"as it is much less usable for mass surveillance" you say that like it can't be done at a distance... it can, it's already in use at London Gatwick - how long before we see CCTV cameras on every street corner with this ability?

I'd contend that TCP/IP was a slightly more used protocol. given that it underlies http and everything else.

/. don't do greek (unlike catholic priests)

evangelical is from the greek Îá½Î±ÎÎÎÎÎÎν (via latin the latin, evangelium) which means "good news" good news is there is no god, get off your knees and enjoy life. No oxymoron, just morons that think so.

No.

sounds like geek pr0n.

explain BGP to me then.