maziau multiku pries miega ziurek.

"Nerijus" <nerijus_@_vil_ktu.l_t> wrote in message news:hcro4a$5lj$1@trimpas.omnitel.net...
> zhaltas wrote:
>> nu ir kas?
>> saugiau jausies programuodamas prie pc? ar isivaizduoji save henytes vaidmeny?
>> 
> 
> Tai yra principinis dalykas.
> Kazkaip visam pasaulij tai problema, tik Lietuvoj visi kaip aveles i
> skerdykla savo noru einam.
> 
> N. M.
> 
> Pasiskaitymui:
> http://www.leavethemkidsalone.com/backdoor.htm
> 
> Citata:
> Once the fingerprints are in the hands of the government, they will
> never be deleted and could be compared against prints found at crime
> scenes, in the same way that Tony Blair has publicly stated will happen
> with fingerprints on the National Identity Register. Automatic
> fingerprint matching is inherently imperfect, crime scene prints have a
> worryingly large chance of being incorrectly matched with an those of an
> innocent person.
> If a child has never touched a fingerprint scanner, there is zero
> probability of being incorrectly investigated for a crime. Once a child
> has touched a scanner he or she will be at the mercy of the matching
> algorithm for the rest of their lives.