The origin of the term was in a report by Raymond Clapper of United Press, describing rumors of the process by which Warren G. Harding was nominated as Republican candidate for the 1920 Presidential Election. After many indecisive votes, Harding, a relatively minor candidate, was, legend has it, chosen as a compromise candidate by Republican power-brokers in a private meeting in room 404[3] at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago after the convention had deadlocked.
"That's fairly incredible. You'd expect Microsoft and other tech companies to be focused on fixing the bugs first, not letting the NSA exploit the vulnerabilities on foreign computers."
So when (not 'if' unfortunately) this law passes, we should make it our mission to find these little informational tidbits and use them against the backers of this law. Fight fire with fire.... live by the sword, die by the sword. Personally I would love to see sony.com taken offline./div>
Exclusives lead to
Piratebay. If I can't buy it for my platform, I'll get it some other way.
/div>Backdoors...
I'm pretty confident that the chances of their being backdoors in Huawei equipement is as high as the chance of backdoors in Cisco equipement.
/div>Smoke-filled room
The origin of the term was in a report by Raymond Clapper of United Press, describing rumors of the process by which Warren G. Harding was nominated as Republican candidate for the 1920 Presidential Election. After many indecisive votes, Harding, a relatively minor candidate, was, legend has it, chosen as a compromise candidate by Republican power-brokers in a private meeting in room 404[3] at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago after the convention had deadlocked.
Pretty funny, room 404, democracy not found!/div>
ya right....
Sure...."foreign" computers./div>
Lemme guess....
verdict
Re:
Fine then...
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