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Your own honest question has an implicit answer in the fact that you can't indiscriminately throw shit into peoples property. Even if it was a barbie doll you threw in there and it killed 5 people.
arrest anyone who writes code that is vulnerable and is exploited by a malicious party and causes damages.
That is your logic.
"don't mind me poor 100% black community im just here from ADT to install this randomly hallarious HD camera and wireless antenna facing this decrepit house"
king of non-suspicious behavior
LOOOL
How about real life happens in your story:
- Look outs realize there is an anomalous vehicle staged in the neighborhood & alert the team. How do you not get detected?
- Drug dealers arn't home so they send a child/girlfriend to pickup the stash/cash from the home. Do you arrest and charge the 14 year old son of the dealer?
- Dope boys have children/women runners do the logistical aspects. Arrest the dealer, go in the house and find the stash, the girlfriend claims its hers. Dope boy walks free.
Congrats you have done nothing but charged a 14 year old relative and/or girlfriend of the dealer, alerted the hood that its under surveillance and your target flees to a different zone/state/country.
ITT: people who have never been in law enforcement or military service.
drug offenders are perfectly well adjusted people, just politely knock they will let you in every time. drug dealers don't flee the state/country when they suspect being watched/followed/pending arrest I wonder why it's called a "trap house"
I hope that you live in an upper middle class community in California to justify the logic behind your post.
Couldn't have explained it better myself.
Lots of great data poorly presented.
Also browser killer.
Replace Watch Dogs with any game you wish and the point still remains.
In 1990 you had a game that was 1-2 players, 16 bit, no upgrades/updates in content or playability, no versatility in mediums, limited scope of possible actions within the game itself. In 2014 you can play with a number of players greater than 2, a few more colors, constant updates in content and playability, easy played on any number of platforms and a drastically increased set of possible actions within the game.
You are frustratingly trying to explain that a narrow capability system with great stability is greater than a wide capability system with a decrease in stability.
I will be driving a car that breaks down every couple months and you can continue to ride your skateboard everywhere.
Standard SNES games didn't do anything relative to todays games. Watch Dogs can be digitally downloaded, played in multi languages, with thousands of players, etc. All things that the SNES while more expensive couldn't do.
If you apply your logic to the automotive world we should just stick with the single barrel carburetor V8 Chevrolets because, otherwise we just end up with BMW's iDrive issues and Prius throttle problems.
I read that bar graph as various age groups that are constantly passing from one to the subsequent. Not as generations of people with mindsets that never evolve.
Super basic article, super basic author, already edited for mistakes 20min into the posting... I'm surprised someone posted this.
Exactly and better yet - don't take the money you ultimately "save" from the people in the first place.
Is this Zinc.io that never finished?