671 karma · joined May 19, 2014
More so to see it be used to push politics.
PANICS anyone? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thkcDqPsmEU
But my personal favorite was the GTA exploit on the PSP, good times :D
On the flip side, there are also a handful of people that I met around from both areas that are down to earth. Maybe it's just high concentration.... or monkey see, monkey do.
Should have had Microsoft OneNote that's what I see most students + professors use.
On a side note, i was in a class where the subject of backpacks came up with the girl next to me, I noted to her that everyone adjacent from her had the model bag. Tried and Tested. :)
Also interesting that the lawyer is going for the reasonable expectation of privacy regarding that data, if that holds, then it could allow them to argue due protections from the 4th amendment.
But let's ask the question here; is data regarding usage of utilities private? It seems that something that you installed for water usage, should be. Could this data not have been acquired from the water department?