Comment Re:Great! (Score 0) 87
It’s a good opinion, but is not in fact the law.
Comment Re:Sexual abuse material? (Score 2) 50
Your freedom to swing your arms ends at my nose.
Comment Re:No big deal (Score 1) 60
Sucks to have to resort to crime to use software designed for hardware I own.
Comment Every country needs their own cryptoer..AI (Score 1) 69
Super fast pivot from cryptohype to genAIhype. Like the 19th century gold rushes, most of the value left is selling tools to the late-coming fools.
Comment Re:Cheap enough (Score 1) 135
I reserve hate for people who cut you off at the last minute when if they pulled their head out of their asshole and checked their rear view once in a while they could have seen you coming and passed that car fucking ages ago, then speed up when they merge back into the right lane. Two tons of steel and they know fuck-all about how to drive, fuck those fucking fucks.
I thought it was just me. ACC helps keep my BP at safe levels.
Comment Re: Idiocracy isn't that great a movie (Score 2) 321
> per the Constitution SCOTUS can only strike down laws that do not follow the Constitution
SCOTUS granted this power to itself in Marbury vs. Madison.
Originalism is wielded exclusively to advance a desired political outcome. Per your definition, Originalists should feel compelled to abstain from judicial review, as it's not present in the literal text of the Constitution. Since I see no clamoring for that retrenchment, we are free to assume it's because that would not aide the radical majority's obviously regressive political agenda.
Comment Re:Patching security holes is an "overt act"? (Score 3, Insightful) 69
> something that they never intend
This "intention" is based on their decision to ban competing stores, which is argued to be anticompetitive, but beyond the statue of limitations. Each act in pursuit of that intention is distinctly and equally anticompetitive.
They don't just get a pass in perpetuity because they ran out the clock on the setting an unlawful policy.
But I'm not going to argue or decide the case so we shall have to wait and see.
Comment Re: What Graham, et al, don't seem to grasp.... (Score 4, Informative) 176
Data encrypted with modern symmetric-key cyphers is by design indistinguishable from random data.
See: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2F...
Comment Re:American here, I suppose this is good for me (Score 1) 556
Ad hominem, nice.
Comment Re:1776 (Score 2) 556
They can join as the 51st state. Then Bojo can run for president.
Comment Re:Admiration (Score 1) 556
What is so bad about the EU?
Submission + - Russian inspection satellite, Cosmos2542 synchronizes orbit with KH11 USA245 (dailymail.co.uk)
schwit1 writes: A Russian satellite has been shifting its position in orbit to bring it closer to a US spy satellite, according to publicly available data.
The Russian satellite, called Cosmos 2542, synchronised its orbit with USA 245, a US reconnaissance satellite deployed for military and intelligence applications.
The movement of the Russian satellite was tracked on Thursday by Michael Thompson, a graduate student and independent satellite tracker, and detailed on Twitter.
Cosmos 2542 has had the capability to observe USA 245 consistently for the past week and is ‘loitering’ around US 245 in consistent view, he said.
The Russian satellite, called Cosmos 2542, synchronised its orbit with USA 245, a US reconnaissance satellite deployed for military and intelligence applications.
The movement of the Russian satellite was tracked on Thursday by Michael Thompson, a graduate student and independent satellite tracker, and detailed on Twitter.
Cosmos 2542 has had the capability to observe USA 245 consistently for the past week and is ‘loitering’ around US 245 in consistent view, he said.
Comment Working download URL (Score 2) 112
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