True, but I thought the entire thing was hilarious.Sadly no. It's just a horrible horrible rag of a newspaper/magazine.
True, but I thought the entire thing was hilarious.Sadly no. It's just a horrible horrible rag of a newspaper/magazine.
Yes. Do you have any?http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/21/w...-ignore-afghan-allies-abuse-of-boys.html?_r=0
HEY KIDS, YOU READY FOR SOME FUN LIGHT READING!
HEY KIDS, YOU READY FOR SOME FUN LIGHT READING!
Yeah, I heard about that last week on the radio. Revolting shit.http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/21/w...-ignore-afghan-allies-abuse-of-boys.html?_r=0
HEY KIDS, YOU READY FOR SOME FUN LIGHT READING!
I'm not saying they're correct, but it is entirely possible to have an independent thought regardless of one's political leanings. It's not even a political matter.Liberals are really gunning for Ahmed the Clock Kid. Bill Maher and Richard Dawkins both coming out on the offensive against him, the kind of shit you expect from the other political end. I mean, I knew they were revolting shitheads, but I expected them to at least tow their political line.
It is, but I'm so used to bipartisan crap that I'm surprised to see anyone defer from it, and then it sucks when it's to support stupid shit.I'm not saying they're correct, but it is entirely possible to have an independent thought regardless of one's political leanings. It's not even a political matter.
I turned Bill off after it turned into "fuck that kid, and fuck you if you aren't paying attention to this guy."I'm not saying they're correct, but it is entirely possible to have an independent thought regardless of one's political leanings. It's not even a political matter.
It was the sexual abuse of little girls that put the Taliban in power to begin with.http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/21/w...-ignore-afghan-allies-abuse-of-boys.html?_r=0
HEY KIDS, YOU READY FOR SOME FUN LIGHT READING!
Won't happen. 99% of the officials will fail, from the President on down. Hell, I'd bet on virtually every politician that actually looks at their own email (there have been stories over the years about those who have it all printed out for them, like this one, though non-government in that specific case) would fail it. Not that it's hard, but I just have that opinion of it.DHS infosec chief: We should pull clearance of feds who [repeatedly] fail phish test
That sounds...unusually prudent.
Maybe it'll catch on.
--Patrick
I think that you mean Irving, Tx, not Tyler.And Tyler, TX is actually a hotbed of controversy when it comes to Islam, it has operating Sharia law courts and this year a vote to ban Sharia only failed to get out of committee by 1 vote. So there's clearly a lot of anti-muslim sentiment going around.
Everyone goes through training on how to handle this kind of stuff and what steps they're supposed to take, and from what I can tell, no one in our government has a fucking clue about what they were taught. I'm proud of my wife for identifying an attempt to gain sensitive information, but her co-worker gave her hell about it like "what's the big deal if he wants access?" despite the level of significance involving the information.Won't happen. 99% of the officials will fail, from the President on down. Hell, I'd bet on virtually every politician that actually looks at their own email (there have been stories over the years about those who have it all printed out for them, like this one, though non-government in that specific case) would fail it. Not that it's hard, but I just have that opinion of it.
.... Yes. Monday mornings are rough on me.I think that you mean Irving, Tx, not Tyler.
Considering thats what he claimed he did from the very beginning, I'm suspecting that he's right.That's a printed circuit board, ribbon cable, everything is soldered... kid didn't "make a clock" he took apart a walmart clock and bolted the innards into a CD carrying case.
Yeah the JSF is a horrific clusterfuck. Even if it ever works properly, it still won't be as good as all the aircraft its replacing, simply because it's a generalist trying to do a number of specialist roles. There are entirely different requirements for a high-altitude high-speed interceptor and close air support strike aircraft and yet the JSF is expected to replace the F-14, F-18, A-10, and AV-8B. And that is, quite frankly, absurd. For the nearly $2 trillion that JSF program is predicted to cost over it's lifetime, we could have completely upgraded and improved our current air fleet to last for decades.I have relatives who are working on the JSF, but I still think it's a boondoggle of exasperating proportions, and I'm infurated that certain high brass and politicians have tried to make bank on retiring the still-superior-after-all-these-years A-10 using the JSF as an excuse, and threatened to court martial any pilot who dared speak well of the ol' Warthog.
Lol, yes. But I was referring to the distractions about the kid and the clock, not Walker and his sad attempt at a Presidential Run.It does mean, Krisken, that he can be beaten.
Yes.I think it would be hilarious if he were randomly chosen for extra scrutiny and checking. Of course, that won't happen because he's not brown.
and you know flying into a government airfieldI think it would be hilarious if he were randomly chosen for extra scrutiny and checking. Of course, that won't happen because he's not brown.
Yeah, especially those grey haired medal of honor recipients.Have you ever seen the people who get "randomly" chosen at the TSA lines? Let's just say that it isn't so random.
Probably not, but what's "best" and what's "constitutionally legal" are not the same. And really, if we wanted to secure our airports, we'd have roadblocks to get in and out and have the inspections begin there. Israel starts it's sceening process like a mile from the terminal: you can't get in or out without being stopped something like 5 times. It's remarkably effective.Is a truly random screen the best method? I am super surprised that the government backed TSA is inept. Quite shocking.