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Berkel is the only "normal" person that works for LMG. He actually looks like he would fit in at a bar and not die of anxiety. The rest are major nerds and that's why I think a lot of the people on this forum get upset when they see someone acting normal on the channel full of nerds since they can't relate. Nick V makes channelsuperfun way better and adds humor to a channel that would otherwise be dull at times. People also need to stop being so sensitive about everything.

Racists aren't the sharpest tools in the box, it's why they're racist.

Jesus the storage solution just to handle 4k 30fps continuous will be expensive; seems like an overkill solution personally.

fuck it, just steal the damn camera

This photo was taken in Hawaii, Honolulu. What do you think? Tell me thoughts. ZERO editing done this photo is STOCK! Also what should I use to print it? I was thinking something matte like. 

I have over 7k posts on an internet forum, I go to school. I guess that counts

In the U.S., by the Constitution of the United States, it is not a privilege, but a right.  Inalienable right.  It's not about having anything to hide, but being assured your right to having your own private life.  If not - we'd be intruded upon, and that is not the foundation of the United States, nor most -free- modern country.  We can thank France for the lessons they taught us and many other countries.
 
And on another note - good job to this judge, and this ruling.  Looks like I am getting an iPhone 7.

In the U.S. the Federal Government isn't supposed to have a place in your lives beyond collecting a small number of taxes for justice rulings and defense.  They're not supposed to invade the privacy of their citizens in anyway, unless they have a legal warrant and reasoning, which they bypass often due to their disregard of the Constitution they're supposed to stand for and the inherent corruption of our political system.  Privacy and freedom are on the same coin.  

I'm well aware of what they do but that's why we must fight for our rights. We need to get back to actually following the Constitution and stop over reaching into the lives of our citizens.

All the more reason to make it harder and harder on them.  "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."  

As for your recent point of mass murder.  Yes.  If you commit a crime, you're open to investigation by form of legal warrant, and those rights are taken away if you are found guilty of the crime in question.  You violated the law.  A law-abiding citizen -is- guaranteed to keep, and is supposed to keep those rights, because they're following the law.

It's okay if you can't understand that simple-point of civilized society.  Many don't.

HA you're funny. Whether you're a piece of crap that kills people or other horrible things you still have the same rights as law abiding citizens. That's what makes America great.

I have a right to privacy. A right, not a privilege. Get your head out of your ass, and maybe go read some history about why we have these rights and should fight to protect them.
 
Otherwise, please refrain from voting, or discussing politics, because you aren't qualified.

I know for a fact that it doesn't.
 
The point still stands, you're ignorant and need to go look at some history books to see why privacy is important. Especially that it be a right and not a privilege.

Hmm, do you mind telling me your full name and where do you live?
 
care giving me some digits off your credit card?
 
what about the password to your bank account?
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That's what I thought. Someone criticizing privacy from behind an anonymous username to keep their real name private. How ironic.

I'm well aware of what they do but that's why we must fight for our rights. We need to get back to actually following the Constitution and stop over reaching into the lives of our citizens.

Anything i do on my phone/PC. The government and anyone for that matter has no right to look at my personal info without my consent. If a FBI agent followed you everywhere you went and watched everything you did would you care? Most people wouldn't like that but that's what they do when they illegally go through our digital life.

I'm well aware of what they do but that's why we must fight for our rights. We need to get back to actually following the Constitution and stop over reaching into the lives of our citizens.

HA you're funny. Whether you're a piece of crap that kills people or other horrible things you still have the same rights as law abiding citizens. That's what makes America great.

HA you're funny. Whether you're a piece of crap that kills people or other horrible things you still have the same rights as law abiding citizens. That's what makes America great.

Because it sets a precedence, that's why Apple is refusing.
 
If they do this now, this one time, it will mean that in the future, the government can bully Apple into making changes or rewrites to their operating system at all. The government should not have that kind of control over a company - especially one that operates internationally.
 
Because if Apple does it for the US, then the UK, China, etc, are all gonna come crawling asking for the same treatment.

I'm well aware of what they do but that's why we must fight for our rights. We need to get back to actually following the Constitution and stop over reaching into the lives of our citizens.

You fail to see the bigger picture. The US Department of Justice along with the FBI and NSA take any chance they can get to increase their abilities to mass collect data and weaken encryption for everyone. Creating a back door nullifies the point of encryption and makes it that much easier for the government along with hackers to access devices.

Watch it here on NASA's television online : 
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html
 
 
 
 
 

you will also be able to see at around 11:00-11:30 the landing of the Soyuz spacecraft in Kazakhstan !

You actually have no idea what you are talking about