

A government for the people.


A government for the people.


I wouldn’t say that’s completely incomparable. We could also call the operator back then. The location was public. Local area is still a lot of people.


You know, there used to be this thing called the phone book. Look it up. It’s horrifying in today’s world.


Read the article? Are you nuts?


I don’t understand this at all. I thought it was illegal to have possession of child pornography. In fact isn’t that what CBP, said they were looking for on the guy’s phone when they put in the code and it wiped itself? So it’s legal to generate it, but not possess it? WTF? Did I hear wrong?


Ok, I see your point but in a fascist society, what else can you do to stop him? Harsh language? A lawsuit you can’t afford?


I’m definitely cheering them on because I’m too chicken shit to do it myself.


It’s ok, their parents will take care of the situation.


Doesn’t everybody already pay a different price?


Classified areas don’t allow phones but classified areas are usually a subset of a company or something that does allow them outside the secure area.


Sure he is…like the Olympics.


You know what would be a good win? Charging customers the same rates to power their homes as the operators of this aircraft.


Thank you for that.


They totally can. We used to have a super low tech one. It was like an old cookie timer. You crank a wheel over to the number of hours you wanted (so it only worked over a day or so)and a spring inside just turned the crank back until a little hole lined up with a notch allowing the door to open. There were two bins inside one device, so two feedings. No batteries. No Internet.


Yeah, rich people call 10-1-1. LOL.


Nice work.


They said this about Jeep products. I found two people (admittedly a small sample) who had brand new Jeeps and asked if they saw ads on their vehicles entertainment systems and neither of them knew what I was talking about.


Easy, I wake up three hours later and toss and turn or give up and read.
All cars built after September 2027 in the US must have surveillance technology on board to detect impaired drivers and restrict the operation of the vehicle if impairment is detected. This includes drowsiness. Which means they can track your eyes. Not a big step at all to not only detect if a phone is in use but to record that data.