In this case, the email WOULD HAVE HAD a big green bar at the top. It was an email from a legitimate contact at VICE media who's email account had been compromised... possibly via something like the Target database leak.
My doctor has always told me a daily serving of meat is about the size of a deck of playing cards. Shrimp help's me maximize the flavor and fat in that serving. That's about how much shrimp I mix into my giant bowl full of veggies and it fills me up and tastes delicious.
Get a George Foreman grill. Eat mor seafood. Shrimp and veggies go great together.
Also, veggies are just an excuse to eat garlic. Put garlic in your meat. Put garlic in your ice cream. Take garlic pills. And eat blueberries and broccoli if you're worried about cancer. Garlic is nature's formaldehyde.
So how many iterations or higher courts or lower courts and judgements and how much time and money is going to be wasted until Aero and Broadcasters are allowed speak in frank terms about who owns the analytics inherent to a broadcast instead all this wrangling over whether Aero as a platform and technology is allowed to exist?
Or is that just "the price of doing innovation" or "market forces" at work?
Where do you draw the line on enabling a broken system that awards contracts to ill prepared monolithic RFP generating machines, and start saying, "We need real reform for technology in government and not just half-hearted bloviating about transparency"?
Neighbor: "So its not safe to use my US credit card but its safe in Europe?"
Me: "In the US they don't scramble up the numbers on your card so anyone can see them when you use it at a store. In Europe they do scramble up the numbers."
Neighbor: "So its not safe to use my US credit card but its safe in Europe?"