I don't understand how nobody ever mentions this but voting machines can't be both anonymous AND verifiable.
The only way to check on the count is to ask the machine itself so it's no verification at all.
That should be obvious to anyone thinking about it for more than 2 minutes.
Even if their throughput claims aren't 100% bullshit...
Do you mean as much bullshit or twice as much bullshit ? I'm confused...
You can't discriminate based on race, religion, sexual preference. You can discriminate based on whether or not somebody decides to wear a shirt. This is the way it is because at large, we deem it to be fair and prevent people from being discriminated against based on characteristics that are fundamental to living as they want or were born.
We don't deem being able to live your entire life without wearing a shirt to be fundamental to living your life freely. Pretty fucking simple.
I think you mean that it's somewhat acceptable to discriminate about something someone does, not about something someone is.
No. France wants its laws to be applied on any service SOLD (if it's free, then you're the product) on the French territory. France doesn't care if the service is sold through a
Since google.com is a service that is available in France, then it is also under French regulations
If google only want to apply the constraint on google.fr , ok , then they have to deactivated access to google.com
This is not censorship, people, this is only personal data protection.
Ummm... no. Each people in France has the right to see its data DELETED from any company database. This is personal data regulation.
The title is wrong, because it only refers to a duration (40 hours) and not a work quantity. It should have been "Why Do Americans Work So Long?".
You should check the OECD Stats, where you can find the GDP per hour worked, which should be a better indicator (not perfect, but better)
http://stats.oecd.org/Index.as...
As an example, Norway or Irish people would work less time to generate more GDP, per capita.
What you want is an ideology... a belief system. Science is not a belief system.
I think the whole point is that everything is a belief system, even science.
At some point it always boils down to some core beliefs. Everything else is built on top of them.
Don't know what version you're running but android does support multiple accounts since 4.2.
I've being enjoying it for a while now.
AFAIK it's the only mobile OS doing so.
All Finagle Laws may be bypassed by learning the simple art of doing without thinking.
