Damn, dude. I think he ran off crying. High five.

The answer to your first question is: they can't. Tweets out in the open back when the Curtis Culwell Center shooting happened, and FBI informants were aware too, but the attack was not prevented. The deal here is that even with the surveillance tools that they say they need, they can't achieve what they want to promise.

What they promise needs not this kind of surveillance capabilities, but changes within their organizations that they are somehow blind to or unwilling to undergo.

They already let a county employee near the vital evidence, and said county employee bungled it completely.

I once foolishly paid dyndns for some sort of very long term (lifetime? I cannot remember) dyndns account. That service went away, and I got left with just their free tier of service. Then they started with the "you must log in every x amount of time" thing. At this point, I got DNS subdomains on shtuff running in DigitalOcean, and it makes not a lot of sense to run things at home.

tl;dr At this point in my life I don't even need dyndns. But thanks for all the fish, at the same time, dyndns.

And here I thought every father sat down at some point with their children to have "the talk" about the flyback.

So hold on. You would like to see trig replaced by statistics. But recognize calculus as important.

Allow me to ask how you will do Calculus without reliance on trig. And I do apologize for asking this very dumb question. I am but a mere math major and thus don't know things.

My first job was at an Executrain branch. We did technical classes of the sort you mention. Microsoft Official Curriculum, and Oracle crap were big money makers. But the difference between SAP courses or other cert classes and what is pointed out in this article, is that the SAP class you went to did not promise you a job.

Or did it?

Haha. I see this kind of discussion everywhere.

Honestly, I believe there are a lot of people who are not honest enough to accept that they don't entirely comprehend what in reality is a really complex system, and so absurd simplifications of some things seem to them like a sure fix to all the problems that ail us.

Yes, we have problems. Yes, not everything we do is optimal, and there is a lot of room for improvement. But reducing things to a simplistic "GOVERNMENT SHOULD JUST DO X AND THAT WOULD FIX ALL THE PROBLEMS" makes people look silly, and really shows the level of political maturity and knowledge in the country that is supposed to be one of the older democracies in the hemisphere (that likes to "bring freedom" to other countries).

People who don't understand complex systems, or people who don't think that government/the-state/society is a really complex system and are prepared to digest its functioning do not really contribute a lot to the political discourse of the nation when making uninformed statements whose simple and dumb loopholes are easily explored in less than a minute by comments such as the one I am responding to. Still it's a free country.

But we should make a comedy show where we listen to all sorts of silly absolutist political pronouncements from the uninformed (and the dishonest, too, for kicks). Think of it as "An Idiot Abroad" but for politics.

Leave your phone in the car? What the heck? You must be a luddite with only one computer.
This is slashdot, not some sort of woodworking forum.
Adopt tech. Use it. Inhabitants of the previous century need not apply.

Belgium? Did you mean The Netherlands? The Hague in particular? Because of the International Criminal Court, maybe?

Look up ghee. I use ghee cos I am lactose intolerant!

Nobody likes math. Serves them nerds right!

LOL! That JS emulator is awesome! But an Osborne with no MSBASIC is no fun!

What is a "phone conversation", and how do I do this to my HTC Incredible? Is this some sort of 20th century slang?