parineum

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by parineum 11y ago
I don't think anybody is upset that their climate control system is exposed to hackers. There are no accelerator/steering/braking controls on the touchscreen (I assume) so those could be isolated but it would require having t
2342.
by parineum 12y ago
Even if it were actually difficult to get to the sun, there are other options that are nearly as effective. Jupiter would be just as good of a dump or we could just launch on an extra solar trajectory. Hell, we could just put it on a large,
2343.
by parineum 12y ago
You're right that there is no real expectation of privacy when you're in public but I think the difference between tracking/storing movements and seeing your neighbor at the bank is you expect the loss of privacy to end when
2344.
by parineum 12y ago
I don't see how this would be different from lifting fingerprints from a discarded cup. Does that happen in real life or is that just a movie/tv thing?
2345.
by parineum 12y ago
I generally agree with the principal you present but you have to acknowledge that the government (and therefore, theoretically, tax payers) gain value through the stadiums presence in the community. More directly through sales tax and touri
2346.
by parineum 12y ago
As far as I know, he was guilty of doing that in the past. He was killed in the process of being arrested for suspicion of doing it again.
2347.
by parineum 13y ago
Adware becomes malware when it resists removal.
2348.
by parineum 13y ago
What if you need to use your lock when the power is out?
2349.
by parineum 14y ago
I disagree about the disclaimer of interest threat ending the lockout. If you look back to the previous two lockouts, you'll see that the NHLPA was bullied (or felt like it) and wanted that to end. The hiring of Donald Fehr, a known hard li