Comment SELinux? (Score 1) 35
How much protection does SELinux provide for this vulnerability?
How much protection does SELinux provide for this vulnerability?
Do they have to prove this? Or just obstruction?
Of course, if there was no investigation (as DHS has said sometimes), then what was he obstructing?
Frankly, the idea that the government can search the phone of a citizen at the border is an abomination in what is supposedly a free society.
Judges have engaged is so much doublethink about borders. This was an airport, so how was he not already in the USA when the plan landed?
I think you are underestimating the barriers that the Trump administration is putting in place to make things difficult for people going through the same route as you did in the past.
The lawyer is there to help you when things don't go according to plan.
Even in the past, it wasn't so smooth for everyone. In the days when you submitted your own fingerprints, the INS kept "losing" the fingerprints a friend of mine submitted for his Green Card application. Bizarrely, they approved his wife's application. Bizarre because her application was dependent on his.
The US version of HIGNFY is not a patch on the BBC version.
I think it misses an important point about the seals. The seals are designed to work with a higher pressure outside the sub. With a pressure differential in the opposite direction, I suspect that they might leak a lot.
My Pixel 9a doesn't really have a power button. Holding the top button brings up the AI assistant. You have to press and hold the top power and the volume up buttons, then, touch the option to power down or restart.
It's ironic that some people still keep claiming we can't switch to renewables because they aren't reliable.
It's an Astroturf campaign designed to benefit fossil fuel companies. The same companies that donated heavily to Trump's last Presidential campaign.
"You all are wealthy enough, that you should raise $1 billion to return me to the White House," -- Trump to oil companies.
Note that the CAISO data does not show solar generation happening behind the meter -- rooftop solar. It only shows the net flows of electricity by a property with solar and other sources (battery).
If there are no junior bankers in the pipeline, what happens when the senior bankers retire? Or is the plan to replace them with AI too?
Pocket Casts was unimproved around the time it was acquired. The UI was simple and effective.
I recently had to limit battery usage to foreground only because it was using a stupid amount of the battery charge.
I have a Windows 11 laptop that I use occasionally. My daily driver runs Linux.
I'll keep the Windows 11 laptop turned off for a few days for any fallout to occur and bad patches to be pulled.
https://www.plugshare.com/loca...
Perhaps the username "sri" is Stanley Kpenkan
It's a Chargepoint charger, and the pricing is clear. Thinking that the display was a mistake was in fact a huge mistake.
Being public is the price to be paid for having EVGO install and maintain an EV charger. They want all the benefits of someone else taking care of it but not the responsibilities that come along.
It's not an EVGo charger. It's a Chargepoint charger that the car owner accessed via a roaming agreement in the EVGo app. This is made clear in TFA.
But I wonder if the dealership is received some kind of credit for having a "public" charger, while discouraging the public from actually using it via the outrageous pricing.
> As soon as he had insider information, it becomes criminal. Somehow this person does not strike me as very smart.
Are you a lawyer with expertise in laws about training and gambling? It might be criminal. It might not be. It probably depends on the exact wording of the laws.
Somehow, a person who makes such pronouncements without the relevant expertise and knowledge is not so smart.
Contracts. The user agreement must have a clause allowing these fines.
"The urge to destroy is also a creative urge." -- Bakunin [ed. note - I would say: The urge to destroy may sometimes be a creative urge.]