etvmueller

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by etvmueller 13y ago
Is this a directed serialization of written fiction? How are the choices presented, multiple choice, user suggestion?
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by etvmueller 13y ago
Is the intent of existing law considered as part of the concept of common law? Would the average member of the jury really not understand this? Why couldn't a prosecutor receive an indictment and then argue this before a court and jury and
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by etvmueller 13y ago
I understand and I share your point of view to a degree, but I remain skeptical that until CFAA, there were no successful prosecutions for crimes that we are told are only now covered by CFAA. Computers and criminals have been around for a
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by etvmueller 13y ago
Would the charge be burglary for unauthorized access, or burglary if information was stolen after unauthorized access, and otherwise breaking and entering or just entering? To that, yes. If the information that was stolen was then used to c
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by etvmueller 13y ago
With regard to the theory that attractive workers make other workers more productive, I do not know if that is true and I am not arguing it. And I also would not argue that sitting in front of a computer all day requires you to have acne or
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by etvmueller 13y ago
Yes, I agree that there is a serious problem with mass entertainment. I was making an example and wanted to include something from the arts. I have some experience with music entertainment and concede that the best are not necessarily repre
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by etvmueller 13y ago
Was it really the case that someone could steal information from a computer and not be charged with a crime, or indicted by a grand jury and then successfully prosecuted under existing law, and that until recently, when information was stol
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by etvmueller 13y ago
Imagine a world where professional sports teams recruit the least talented players, and companies seek out the bottom of the class engineers, while everyone cheers how outstandingly ugly the models are because advertisers only want the most
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by etvmueller 13y ago
This is a common pattern for objects that are force multipliers. For example, the use of firearms and/or automobiles in the commission of a crime leads to harsher sentencing. Anything that gives the everyman an outsize advantage, like a com
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by etvmueller 13y ago
The problem is that there is already a well developed set of laws to govern human interactions with each other and with the environment. This is like the broken patent system: it's something that has been done for 40 years, except on a comp
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by etvmueller 13y ago
I recommend LAN if you do any traveling in South America, especially if you check baggage.
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by etvmueller 13y ago
Your catch of the second error has decided dinner for me tonight. Now I just need to find the local currier for a nice and spicy curry.
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by etvmueller 13y ago
I agree for the same reason; however, this is a matter of style and decision makers offer differing opinions: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_comma
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by etvmueller 13y ago
I agree that an aggressor is unlikely to invade Iceland for resolving The Pirate Bay domain, but there remains the possibility for all states that a farcical reason is used to obfuscate the real reason for an invasion.
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by etvmueller 13y ago
It would be more likely to interfere with Iceland's connection to the world financial system, for example to burden that connection with regulatory hurdles or to even suspend it, than to use overt military force, because that strategy could
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by etvmueller 13y ago
Who was more valuable, the tool maker or the tool user? The tool user created value, but the tool maker made it possible. And do we need to consider the parents of each, for their part? These are probably well discussed in philosophy. My an
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by etvmueller 13y ago
What are the implications of so few people producing MSM? Increased error, deceit? A large workforce with a range of personalities and beliefs would better provide checks and balances.
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by etvmueller 13y ago
I see what you did there.