Couldn't agree with you more. This is a case of an arrogant reporter thinking he can get away with spouting bullshit and slamming a product he just doesn't like. It's disgraceful, unprofessional and has caused me to lose the last grain of respect i once held for the NYT.
Sounds like a shitty part of the industry you work in. My opinions got me where I am today and at the end of the day, I will compromise them for no one.
The paper is clearly using the information to instigate hate crimes. There's no question that is their purpose and as such they should have the right to refuse it.
There is no issue with this. Cameras on public transit which have a single bus driver and dozens of random people are a huge benefit and there is no damned problem with this.
Police already use helicopters to support ground forces in various searches. There's no reason to suspect the current intention is anything different, but like GPS devices being different then FBI tails, the lower limitations on their use do warrant concern.
This entire article is pathetic Tim. It undermines the credibility of everything else said as this is indeed a threat. We hire folks to find possible threats and this is exactly what they have done.
Mike, As much as I usually agree with you, I think you pulled the trigger a tad early.
There simply 'has' to be more to this story than just an 'accident'. I'm not defending the school quite, but I find it impossible to believe this is the entire story.
This is an important note. Even going out to for a day in the town, I can rack up a half-dozen or more receipts. It's not always a simple thing to keep track of.
The dude's quite possibly unstable. They didn't lock him up for life, they got him evaluated for his mental health which can indeed take time. Better safe then sorry and as someone who has seen the effects unknown mental illnesses can cause, He may well end up lucky that he was forced into it.
The sad thing is that naturally people think they're perfectly fine, even if everyone in their family can see it. Usually there's nothing that can be done to even get them diagnosed.
Just no
Do not continue posting this nonsense on TechDirt. It's totally misplaced and a waste of time.
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You mean the fact that their institution effectively pushed Aaron to suicide? Well of course they'd want to hide that.
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So then you're a foolish person and illiterate to top it off. Origin != Steam.
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Very hard since you cannot return digital downloads or opened boxes. ^_^
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It's not YouTube, but nice try.
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Couldn't agree with you more. This is a case of an arrogant reporter thinking he can get away with spouting bullshit and slamming a product he just doesn't like. It's disgraceful, unprofessional and has caused me to lose the last grain of respect i once held for the NYT.
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But but, It doesn't make as good a story that way!
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It really is difficult to fault Google, but since the Google haters have so little ammo, they have to dig to the bottom of the barrel.
Seems to me the headline should be "Poor country ruled by single major telecom, forces others to play ball."
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Sounds like a shitty part of the industry you work in. My opinions got me where I am today and at the end of the day, I will compromise them for no one.
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The paper is clearly using the information to instigate hate crimes. There's no question that is their purpose and as such they should have the right to refuse it.
No, No
There is no issue with this. Cameras on public transit which have a single bus driver and dozens of random people are a huge benefit and there is no damned problem with this.
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Oh hell no I can blame him. He's just shown why he's homeless. He's a selfish little bugger who takes a gift and then cries about it.
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Learn to read.
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Police already use helicopters to support ground forces in various searches. There's no reason to suspect the current intention is anything different, but like GPS devices being different then FBI tails, the lower limitations on their use do warrant concern.
Nonsense
This entire article is pathetic Tim. It undermines the credibility of everything else said as this is indeed a threat. We hire folks to find possible threats and this is exactly what they have done.
No issue
I see no problem with this. It's all public record and if it even gets a single person to vote, I'm all for it.
Bit early
Mike, As much as I usually agree with you, I think you pulled the trigger a tad early.
There simply 'has' to be more to this story than just an 'accident'. I'm not defending the school quite, but I find it impossible to believe this is the entire story.
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This is an important note. Even going out to for a day in the town, I can rack up a half-dozen or more receipts. It's not always a simple thing to keep track of.
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Your 'joke' is neither amusing, not witty. It is instead highly disrespectful of the lives lost on 9/11.
Nope, they got it right
The dude's quite possibly unstable. They didn't lock him up for life, they got him evaluated for his mental health which can indeed take time. Better safe then sorry and as someone who has seen the effects unknown mental illnesses can cause, He may well end up lucky that he was forced into it.
The sad thing is that naturally people think they're perfectly fine, even if everyone in their family can see it. Usually there's nothing that can be done to even get them diagnosed.