And yet, Washington state still retains both the Olympic Mountains, the city of Olympia and Mount Olympus. Apparently a U.S. state is too big for the IOC to bully.
The point of using a log file as evidence is that it shows what actually happened. If it has been edited, then it no longer shows what actually happened, only what the editor wants you to see.
Suddenly, the log file is no longer evidence of anything except evidence tampering.
The problem is that public safety exceptions apply to emergencies, but not trials. Applying that exception to find out if a terrorist planted additional bombs is exactly how it should be used...
Except that while anything you learn that way can be used to save lives, in the public interest, such confessions are INADMISSIBLE in court. If you have enough physical evidence to not need a confession, great. If your case comes down to needing that confession or the accused walks away a free man...then the exception means he walks.
So what you're saying is, that if a U.S. corporation that exists solely within the U.S., only does business within the U.S. and has no offices, personnel or facilities outside the U.S., that should not shield them from being extradited for prosecution in an EU court for violating French law?
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Whac-a-mole with mallets: Good.
Whac-a-mole with 10 kiloton nukes: Not so good.
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No way! That would be an invasion of his right to privacy.
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Omerta has nothing on the blue wall of silence.
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And yet, Washington state still retains both the Olympic Mountains, the city of Olympia and Mount Olympus. Apparently a U.S. state is too big for the IOC to bully.
Re: The real fear of Google Glass
I have perfect pitch and near-perfect memory for sounds I hear.
I already am destroying the global economy every time I walk outside my house.
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Commuters with fricking lasers on their heads?
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If the VCR was the Boston Strangler to the movie industry, would Google Glass be the Boston Marathon bomber?
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The difference with Glass is that people can see the camera.
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Well, he certainly is associated with oddly pointy headgear...
Re: Well...uh... That's completely different!
Your interests are special interests. My interests are just common sense.
That's a common concept throughout human history.
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The point of using a log file as evidence is that it shows what actually happened. If it has been edited, then it no longer shows what actually happened, only what the editor wants you to see.
Suddenly, the log file is no longer evidence of anything except evidence tampering.
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You can also use that to mess with a semi-savvy computer user.
Label a totally legal image with tags that suggest illegality and email it to people.
Re: Publicity stunt
Yes, and that brilliantly glowing ball of nuclear fire in the sky every day is just a publicity stunt by the nuclear power lobby.
The fact that reality is real means it doesn't have to make sense.
Actually, Prenda IS pretty clearly dead...
We're now seeing Zombie Prenda in action. They're desperately seeking brains (due in large part to lacking functional brains themselves).
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You are also being too kind. I would have said they were the diseased droppings of plague-infected fascists.
Re: Classified Correspondence?
That sounds like a good way to end up charged with espionage.
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The problem is that public safety exceptions apply to emergencies, but not trials. Applying that exception to find out if a terrorist planted additional bombs is exactly how it should be used...
Except that while anything you learn that way can be used to save lives, in the public interest, such confessions are INADMISSIBLE in court. If you have enough physical evidence to not need a confession, great. If your case comes down to needing that confession or the accused walks away a free man...then the exception means he walks.
Whether claiming spoliation helps you win...
...would depend entirely on who committed the spoliation, wouldn't it?
Re: SO no US address = immune from all prosecution?
So what you're saying is, that if a U.S. corporation that exists solely within the U.S., only does business within the U.S. and has no offices, personnel or facilities outside the U.S., that should not shield them from being extradited for prosecution in an EU court for violating French law?
Really now?
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There are quite a few cops out there who are alive today because of citizens coming to their aid.