“It was discovered during an internal audit,” Huntington Beach Police Lieutenant Mitchell O'Brien told Fusion. “An investigation was inconclusive as to how that occurred.”
But what is conclusive is that you obviously don't need those items. If they can go missing for long stretches with nobody missing then your operation lied about their needs.
That sounds great. But this is a podunk little PD. I work IT for one of the 50 biggest cities in the US and WE can't afford the hardware(cameras, infrastructure, and training) for all our officers to go with all the in car cameras(which are mandated by the state here) and other items. We simply don't have it in our budget. So until we get our federal government to stop spending billions on building ICBMs and failed F35s and start investing into us, it will never happen across the nation.
Ever think law makers will step in and put a stop to this practice? How can it be legal to come in and say "well these goods you bought will be unavailable after X date with not way to get them, let alone view them ever again". That is total bullshit.
And yet nobody will be prosecuted over this, let alone actually convicted. No no, that would mean actually having actual accountability in our federal government. And that is something that we just can't have. Finally something both sides can agree on.
The idea that a company can "own" a name is very disturbing and needs to be nipped in the bud ASAP. Whomever at the passport office for a second thought copyright applied to them is a god damned idiot.
You know you just had an epic PR fail when you had to delete your facebook page due to public backlash. Do these companies put literally any thought process or research into "should we sue this guy who made a yelp review against us"
I recently decided to delete any e-mail from gmail older than about a year. When my wife question why I would bother doing such an odd thing, as who would care read that crap. I asked "do you read teachdirt?". When she stared blankly back at me I turned to continue my deletion spree. With malice in my heart that I feel such a thing is even necessary is amazing to me.
If Verizon and Comcast just spent the money on Upgrading infrastructure instead of lobbying they would actually have good infrastructure and wouldn't need to complain about the increasing costs and the need to spend tons of money to lobby to not have to spend even more money to not have to update their infrastructure! yeash
Nationalizing Facebook would certainly solve almost all of the data privacy issues as it wouldn't have any more data(because nobody would use it anymore...)
28 years is a good chunk of a person's adult life. If you are an "adult" at 18 and rough life span of 65...well that 28 years is 2/3 of your adult life.
But now that corporations are people we have to adjust our thinking! Now that corporations are around for hundreds of years we need to make copyright around for just as long! Disney was founded in 1923 so obviously 28 years wouldn't be anywhere near 2/3 of its "life". So the obvious answer is we have to extend copyright!
They would keep this exact same information about you if you bought this over the phone. So unless you want to go in person and only buy in cash for everything...good luck. Hell the act of doing that itself in 20 years will likely raise flags itself.
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Inconclusive
But what is conclusive is that you obviously don't need those items. If they can go missing for long stretches with nobody missing then your operation lied about their needs.
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no good deed
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Re: This is why police need to wear bodycameras
But this is a podunk little PD.
I work IT for one of the 50 biggest cities in the US and WE can't afford the hardware(cameras, infrastructure, and training) for all our officers to go with all the in car cameras(which are mandated by the state here) and other items. We simply don't have it in our budget.
So until we get our federal government to stop spending billions on building ICBMs and failed F35s and start investing into us, it will never happen across the nation.
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Nobody "expected" access to the server FOREVER.
Books are books. How can you just suddenly take away access to a book "because".
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How can it be legal to come in and say "well these goods you bought will be unavailable after X date with not way to get them, let alone view them ever again".
That is total bullshit.
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Finally something both sides can agree on.
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Re: Luke
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This is very disturbing
Whomever at the passport office for a second thought copyright applied to them is a god damned idiot.
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The proper reaction
http://www.reactiongifs.us/gives-shit-harrison-ford/
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Epic PR Fail
Do these companies put literally any thought process or research into "should we sue this guy who made a yelp review against us"
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My wife recently asked
When she stared blankly back at me I turned to continue my deletion spree. With malice in my heart that I feel such a thing is even necessary is amazing to me.
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*at 5am or if you live in the middle of nowhere.
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yeash
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nationalizing Facebook would solve privacy issues
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But this makes perfect sense
If you are an "adult" at 18 and rough life span of 65...well that 28 years is 2/3 of your adult life.
But now that corporations are people we have to adjust our thinking!
Now that corporations are around for hundreds of years we need to make copyright around for just as long! Disney was founded in 1923 so obviously 28 years wouldn't be anywhere near 2/3 of its "life". So the obvious answer is we have to extend copyright!
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I love his comedy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ldo1sZCbqs
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The expensive part is having somebody watch said cameras.
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So unless you want to go in person and only buy in cash for everything...good luck.
Hell the act of doing that itself in 20 years will likely raise flags itself.
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