It tends to be old people that cause problems because they have more time to gain influence and cause real long lasting problems. Also with age comes the problem of taking in new information and breaking from previous thought patterns. They also tend to not be around to experience the downside of their actions.
I fear the funding for journalism would dry up without a compromise here. Maybe a set delay after the documents are returned, a few months or maybe a week after the story was published?
Innovation on the internet is often free of third party harm. Bitcoin looks to be internet only but it also presents itself as a money transfer service and an investment service. Which as seen in 2008 can be used for fraud with big consequences that the average person can't always understand.
Given the hassle of having to drive around I can imagine cops being annoyed.
The obvious answer to this is mandatory disclosure with a selectable delay on certain information, to the shops about when searches are made and if a single item in their shop was looked at.
All searches should have a generic id number for shops who want to raise a grievance. And the police should have to fill out case paperwork online getting a case number that allows for a search. Then all keywords searched and items viewed should be attached to the case automatically if they need to be viewed. You could even attach results, it is not as if harddrive space is expensive anymore.
I don't see Symantec, should we assume they give source code voluntarily? They did hand it to the Indian government for older products and it was leaked a few years back iirc.
If German youth actually read erotic ebooks that they can purchase without their parents credit card, this will just lead to more video porn, camming which some will record and put online, and actual sex.
I get the feeling some of these people still haven't tried the internet yet.
You have a bad habit of declaring every law as evil because a prosecutor misuses it. You are suckling on right wing libertarian blogs that tend to leave out important facts.
Well I think she meant camera wielding news media and they where just clarifying the regulations. I don't think it was as devious as everyone interpreted it.
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Maybe a set delay after the documents are returned, a few months or maybe a week after the story was published?
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The device unbundling is stupid, it changes the price at all carriers by small amounts if at all.
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The obvious answer to this is mandatory disclosure with a selectable delay on certain information, to the shops about when searches are made and if a single item in their shop was looked at.
All searches should have a generic id number for shops who want to raise a grievance. And the police should have to fill out case paperwork online getting a case number that allows for a search. Then all keywords searched and items viewed should be attached to the case automatically if they need to be viewed. You could even attach results, it is not as if harddrive space is expensive anymore.
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I get the feeling some of these people still haven't tried the internet yet.
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And yes they all involved policy and lobbying except wikipedia.
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I don't think it was as devious as everyone interpreted it.
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