SEMW

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   by SEMW 14y ago

   > It isn't hard to imagine the police assuming any file they don't understand is that way because it is encrypted True, but they have to prove they have reasonable grounds for believing, not just that it's encrypted, but also that you h
2. 482.▲
   by SEMW 14y ago

   > You are not presumed guilty. But you are found guilty of breaking the new law ... Regardless of any evidence. "Being found guilty... regardless of evidence" makes no sense. Part of 'being found guilty of breaking the law' involves th
3. 483.▲
   by SEMW 14y ago

   While it is obviously a bad law, it's not quite as bad as he's making out. s.53(3): " For the purposes of this section a person shall be taken to have shown that he was not in possession of a key to protected information at a particular t
4. 484.▲
   by SEMW 14y ago

   > The only thing I can guess is that it's the average efficiency of the power supplies? Googling suggests the most efficient server power power supplies available do indeed have average efficiencies of around 93% (e.g. http://goo.gl/R1
5. 485.▲
   by SEMW 15y ago

   ...No, not really. The extra development work required to support IE9 on top of other browsers is vastly smaller than that for IE6. It's a cost-benefit analysis. Messing about with words by stretching the what you can reasonably describe as