You sound like a privileged white poser.
Around here the cops don't have any time for your nonsense, they're too busy trying to track down the armed group of thugs that attacked and robbed 11 people last night. Or trying to figure out who murdered that girl down by the pet store. Or who cut that guys throat and dumped him in the garbage can by the church.

My interactions with cops consist of "Did you hear the gunfire? Which direction did it come from?" Literally happened like three times in a week.
If I go for a walk at night it's like 50/50 if I hear gunfire. Not off in the distance gunfire, more like do I need to call the cops now or are the neighbors gonna call.
In fact, that was last night.

Are you gonna strap on a gun and fucking patrol my streets? Or are you expecting me to pick up a gun and deal with this myself?
You're such a useless, ignorant, poser. Fuck, you didn't even bother to think that the Raspberry Pi Foundation, a british company, would be hiring a british cop.
You didn't even bother to check. All you wanted to do is posture about things you know nothing about.

ERRRR! Sorry, you're all wrong. From the summary:

"The app's quick rise to fame made waves, especially in its home market of India, which likely led to a faster-than-usual investigation on Google's part."

It's likely related to recent tensions along the border. Which I'm too lazy to cite.

But they were at war previously over the areas:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Also the government is a Hindu nationalist government and has been pushing made in India.
I can provide citations if absolutely necessary, but, I'm tired so please just google it.

I'd probably start by filing a bug report with your distro, it sounds like something release critical. They likely have someone who will be able to fix this bug, and who will be able to get it upstream. They also will be better equipped to test this as they're putting together all the pieces in a distro. They are also probably more end user oriented.

Thats crazy talk. No hospital would deport a patient with means to pay for his own care. Now, if he can't pay...

If it makes you feel better, maybe the hospital wasn't planing on them waking up?

I'll take a quick stab at answering your question.

They're not trying to duplicate Mac OS X. The project started before that, to clone nextstep, or the api's at least, which were at one point being billed as a cross platform framework called openstep.

I assume these guys liked Objective-C(which came from nextstep) and liked openstep and you know then the whole thing took on a life of its own.

Now they could stick with the state of openstep when NeXT shutdown, or they could go off on thier own, or they could bring in the new stuff from Mac OS X(which is descended from nextstep).

They seem to want to the last one.

No, the key would actually be generated on the card, as it has its own cryptographic processor, and cpu. Its called a smart card.

I have no idea if they are actually doing this, as I am not estonian and am completely unfamiliar with thier ID card issuing process, but he seems to be implying that they do.

Remember, there are two ways to get a key on a smartcard. You can have it generate a key(which CAN be signed without the key leaving the card), or you can generate the key externally and then import it.

In part, maybe. But really capitalism is about who gets to decide things. In capitalism 1 dollar equals 1 vote. Therefore capitalism is not compatible with democracy.

In Illinois were getting a "Smart Grid" which is supposed to make ComEds system more efficient. So of course that means we need to pay up front for the new meters and our electricity rates are going up. Yays for efficiency.

aww crap, now i had to read the linked story and press release. They make it sound like they're starting a lobbying firm. I didn't think they'd be that blatant. I just assumed it'd all be implied.

On a funnier note, isn't it great how they used the word craftsmanship along side intellectual property.

yays for corruption!

Actually they don't only index pirated content.
Look for open source and you'll find it there.
Look for Creative Commons licensed works and you'll find it there.

And don't forget "the promo bay".