If the article is accurate it sounds like their “reasonable expectation of privacy” focuses more on the individual than the location of the recording. Or maybe it’s different for “intimate acts”.
Which can be true in other countries too depending on the situation, where ownership of the location doesn’t always allow you to record anybody within without consent.
Eh, Niven did it first.
That’s a complete load!
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Given Klingon mating rituals I always assumed Worf was the submissive one.
That’s just his default stance on things, really.
Frank Castle, the Punisher. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punisher
Dr. Frank-n-fueter will be missed.
Sweet guinea pig of Winnipeg!
It’s a pun, or sarcasm at least.
So it’s like nicotine gum for shopping addicts?
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I’ve started getting these. Its a little odd. The latest one I received told me it shipped “2 camera and 1 kitchen item”. The camera items were a baby monitor and a mount for the baby camera and the kitchen item were coffee filters. So I guess it’s accurate but kind of a useless description.
(3 weeks later)
“So he spent the entire time talking about honor, but the second I told him I was late he just muttered something about having to go on an expedition to the Gamma quadrant and never returned my comms!”
You should try and stick with it. It is scary, but also a really great game.
Plus there’s a musical number.
I’m not kidding.
It was clear that they bit off more than they could chew 10+ years ago. You’d have thought they’d bring in some leadership that could keep them aimed at a reasonable goal. They could’ve had something amazing.
I probably would’ve noticed if they hadn’t banned me two weeks ago for unspecified “actions taken by my account” less than a week after I resurrected a sub for parents/caregivers of kids with a rare disorder.
So… Good riddance I say.
That push happened in the US too around the same time, but it only focused on Chinese food. News outlets made a big fuss about it, yet rarely if ever pointed out how widely MSG was used in the US outside of Chinese food.
The claim was that MSG caused headaches based on research from the 70s and 80s, which has had mixed results in studies throughout the years and now has no strong link IIRC.
Either way its usage is personal preference, like any other spice or cooking method, and I wholeheartedly agree with your first point about subbing msg.
That’s a function of how they’re trained though. They match human behavior patterns because that’s what they were designed and built to do, not because they actually think/process like we do or are of near equal intellect.