I am glad they are spending taxpayer $ so they can be cool. And I would like to echo the refrain we give to cops when they are out busting people for jaywalking, "Don't you have real, dire problems to solve?"
Instead, it was a single movie that left in the real meat of the story, focusing on Anakin Skywalker's relationships and his fall from grace.
Jar-Jar was pretty bad but putting the terribly acted relationship between Anakin and Padme on display without shiny lightsaber fights to distract us would be equally torturous.
But in the end you can always uninstall bloatware pre-loaded on a PC or laptop fairly easily. The only way on a phone is to root it...which may be above a lot of users heads.
It is tragic that people know their government has the power to issue a threat of many years in prison based on something as innocuous as visiting a website.
If you spot a camera during commission of your crime be sure to give the camera a well framed crotch-shot...video evidence is now inadmissible in court!
Last I knew, Renault doesn't sell cars in the US. Don't know the laws in the other countries based on consumer rights where Renaults are sold, but I am sure US manufacturers have dreamed up this scenario and had to reconsider.
You need to know a little bit about the story before you start going into a balls-out rage. The journalist wrote a bad review of the Tesla model about performance. Tesla fired back that the collected data contradicted how the journalist described his route. So if anything the journalist is "anti-electric car." All three of your points either were never inferred in this article nor are relevant to the topic.
It would have been much cheaper to simply have the feds manage the project, open-source the entire thing, and let those who support it perform the development.
Ummmm...the feds were managing the project...managing the way they always do. To failure.
Re: The rare good reason...
I would like to see these idiots try this in an inner city school, where the likelihood of a gang banger packing heat is much greater.
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Uhhh, it is civilian not citizen. Look up the difference.
As if getting the Nobel Peace Prize at the beginning of his presidency wasn't already enough of a joke...
Re: Re: Benefit of the doubt then needs to run in both directions
My thought exactly, lets lower the cops standard down to that of an untrained citizen. Pitiful!
It is sad, really.
I am glad they are spending taxpayer $ so they can be cool. And I would like to echo the refrain we give to cops when they are out busting people for jaywalking, "Don't you have real, dire problems to solve?"
/buzzkill
It's ours!
US Government - "We own the monopoly on misinformation."
Instead, it was a single movie that left in the real meat of the story, focusing on Anakin Skywalker's relationships and his fall from grace.
Jar-Jar was pretty bad but putting the terribly acted relationship between Anakin and Padme on display without shiny lightsaber fights to distract us would be equally torturous.
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But in the end you can always uninstall bloatware pre-loaded on a PC or laptop fairly easily. The only way on a phone is to root it...which may be above a lot of users heads.
Scary Thing
It is tragic that people know their government has the power to issue a threat of many years in prison based on something as innocuous as visiting a website.
Re: Sweet!
If you spot a camera during commission of your crime be sure to give the camera a well framed crotch-shot...video evidence is now inadmissible in court!
Rep. King, do you know who else likes to hype up terror attacks?...Terrorists!
Re: Re: When a real incident happens --
Wooo Hooo! We caught a manufactured terrorist!!! Yeeah America!
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Last I knew, Renault doesn't sell cars in the US. Don't know the laws in the other countries based on consumer rights where Renaults are sold, but I am sure US manufacturers have dreamed up this scenario and had to reconsider.
Re: Smells like anti-electric car propaganda to me.
You need to know a little bit about the story before you start going into a balls-out rage. The journalist wrote a bad review of the Tesla model about performance. Tesla fired back that the collected data contradicted how the journalist described his route. So if anything the journalist is "anti-electric car." All three of your points either were never inferred in this article nor are relevant to the topic.
Re: Bitcoins are too expensive to be worth using as money
Yes...because as a digital currency you can't split it up using decimals. It's binary, right?
/tard
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You also have the right not to incriminate yourself, by giving up a blood sample you may be doing just that.
Re: Re: Re: Looking for a new job?
I don't think it is used exclusively for federal gov't jobs. Pretty sure our city uses the same website for hiring.
Re: This could have easily been avoided -- at very low cost
It would have been much cheaper to simply have the feds manage the project, open-source the entire thing, and let those who support it perform the development.
Ummmm...the feds were managing the project...managing the way they always do. To failure.
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There hasn't been a free market in, like, forever in the telco realm.
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AC is right. The debate is over...that is why Alexander is still trying to cough up 'concessions' to appease everybody.