Mr. Clyde added that the worries about network security should be broadened to include the laptop as well: "How do we protect ourselves as we're roving around?" He said he could envision a time when a wireless intruder bent on malice could plant a virus on a laptop that comes within range, or worse.
We become roving gang members, sizing up each person we encounter, wearing our colors and leaving our tags everywhere.
We are roving artists right now, but, perhaps, in five years we'll have a home.
And, of course, we have roving bands of investors.
Next, we will rove that {x t } is bounded.
And, crucially, this: we will rove this flaming land, dismantling brick by brick every single over-budget build from the canon of Grand Designs.
I mean, if privatizing homeland security and letting mercenaries go totally unregulated in Iraq is ok -- with no possible chance of the hired guns being prosecuted by state, federal or international law aren't we sanctioning roving corporate armies?
"We have roving librarians who walk around looking for customers who seem confused and ask, 'May I help you with something?' It's a completely different attitude from the shushing librarian of the past," said Courtright. "We find that we can serve more people with a smaller staff, keeping our costs lower".
"As a result," Balko writes, "we have roving squads of drug cops, loaded with SWAT gear, who get money if they conduct more raids, make more arrests, and seize more property, and they are virtually immune to accountability if they get out of line".
"We're like roving mops".
