Your favorite piece of tech?

[RockTalk]

What is your favorite piece of tech and why? For me its my laptop. I use it to connect with friends, listen to music, watch movies and post on great forums such as X-Zone

 

[fords8]

My Desktop and Nokia X6. I use this to surf, watch, download stuffs...and lots more

 

[Kina]

Mine is my gaming machine. There is nothing I can not do

 

[NBK*Twitch]

My laptop is my favorite piece of tech. It is what I do my work on, it is how I have fun, and it is where I can go to have with discussions with others all around the world.

 

[StevenF50]

NSA getting sued.

A privacy group is bring a lawsuit against the NSA for their surveillance programs on U.S. citizens. It would seem that the group plans to file suit in the near future. They made plans after they learned what the NSA was doing via Snowden's leaking the information. This should be an interesting case. Though I believe it will be a waste of time.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/theoval/2013/07/08/obama-national-security-agency-lawsuit/2497823/

 

[FB92]

I feel like it'll be one of those cases that get thrown aside and is decided from the beginning, the government will do what it does best and make the decision of the case before its even discussed.

 

[StevenF50]

I feel like it'll be one of those cases that get thrown aside and is decided from the beginning, the government will do what it does best and make the decision of the case before its even discussed.

I don't know if it will be they will throw it out right away, or at all. They may very well let it go through so the people see that they are not stomping on it. Though they will never win and it will waste a lot of money.

 

[Scarvejetesar]

Well...they would deserve it. However I get the vibe that it'll be ignored just like the other 5 or so odd scandals the liberals are pretending do not exist.

 

[StevenF50]

Well...they would deserve it. However I get the vibe that it'll be ignored just like the other 5 or so odd scandals the liberals are pretending do not exist.

I think it would depend upon who took up the fight. If Larry Klayman of Freedom Watch takes the battle on he will fight with everything he has got. If you do not know who he is, he was the founder of Judicial Watch until he stepped down. Now he runs Freedom Watch.

 

[Everon]

I feel like it'll be one of those cases that get thrown aside and is decided from the beginning, the government will do what it does best and make the decision of the case before it's even discussed.

Yeah, I agree. I mean, it's not hard for the government (especially the NSA) to just blackmail or offer a judge a raise for him/her to just toss the case to the side. I mean, after all it is the government ... and they get away with stuff on the daily.

 

[StevenF50]

Yeah, I agree. I mean, it's not hard for the government (especially the NSA) to just blackmail or offer a judge a raise for him/her to just toss the case to the side. I mean, after all it is the government ... and they get away with stuff on the daily.

They don't need to blackmail or bribe a judge. They work for the same team. A judge would throw it out if only asked too.