On their way out? As if it wasn't fishy enough... This wasn't a drug raid. They need to show it up front unless the want to incite trouble. Law enforcement should know better than to flaunt their power.
I have no moral dilemma calling it either. But I think the legislature changes the tax code do they not?
I'll brake it down like this: Tax loop holes are incentives that you have lobbied for. Other incentives are there for the government to try and control people, specifically targeting people who make money.
Accountants are also good at finding tax loop holes. That's how they generally justify what how much they cost. The security benefit is just icing on the cake.
Bureaucratic policy maker in the government and intelligence? Isn't that a bit mutually exclusive? Maybe a person could be intelligent and willfully ignorant so they could feel okay about collecting a pay check...
The problem is that once you have a process, it will be implemented my some person who has no idea what software is all about, and you'll end up with something that hinders you rather than helps. The best way to solve your problem is from the ground up, that way you get something that is easy to work with and solves your problems, not make new ones.
If you have to ask someone else you may never know...
But on the other hand the fact that Microsoft might think Linux running on the same hardware that Windows generally runs on is a bigger threat than over priced MAC hardware running OSX is interesting enough for me.
I'm a worker, have no aspirations of managing any one but myself, and I would never unite under any kind of socialist revolution. And IHBT... But I couldn't resist the bait...
You gotta bring it back to cars for every one to understand. And when you get down to it the model T had an engine, a steering wheel, gas, brake, and four wheels. Not much has changed in cars when you look at it like that. But there has been a lot of incremental changes that have vastly improved cars on a whole. What makes you think that OS development is any different?
Your assumption is that an honest man wants to help every one he can. In the literal sense an honest man wouldn't tell a lie, how does that have anything to do with charity?
Some of the most honest men I've known would't raise a finger to help someone they didn't know.
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Irony can be informative if you recognize that it is irony...
On their way out? As if it wasn't fishy enough... This wasn't a drug raid. They need to show it up front unless the want to incite trouble. Law enforcement should know better than to flaunt their power.
"programmable" but not Open.
See Openmoko for a truly open phone.
I have no moral dilemma calling it either. But I think the legislature changes the tax code do they not?
I'll brake it down like this:
Tax loop holes are incentives that you have lobbied for.
Other incentives are there for the government to try and control people, specifically targeting people who make money.
I don't like either.
Steve Franklin for President!
Accountants are also good at finding tax loop holes. That's how they generally justify what how much they cost. The security benefit is just icing on the cake.
And if you need more than what the Arduino has to offer check out the Gumstix
Safety vs. Security?
I couldn't let that one go. Had to fix it.
Bureaucratic policy maker in the government and intelligence? Isn't that a bit mutually exclusive? Maybe a person could be intelligent and willfully ignorant so they could feel okay about collecting a pay check...
Yea because making bureaucracies bigger has worked out more often than not.
Don't forget they need to make people who receive welfare work on the building the infrastructure.
Good thing all the mega corporations don't think it's fair either... They will end up fighting it instead of individual citizens.
The problem is that once you have a process, it will be implemented my some person who has no idea what software is all about, and you'll end up with something that hinders you rather than helps. The best way to solve your problem is from the ground up, that way you get something that is easy to work with and solves your problems, not make new ones.
If you have to ask someone else you may never know...
But on the other hand the fact that Microsoft might think Linux running on the same hardware that Windows generally runs on is a bigger threat than over priced MAC hardware running OSX is interesting enough for me.
So we aren't still using the Von Neumann Architecture for most computing? News to me. Maybe you should submit that story to Slashdot.
I'm a worker, have no aspirations of managing any one but myself, and I would never unite under any kind of socialist revolution. And IHBT... But I couldn't resist the bait...
No one's asking you to waste your time here. Go waste it somewhere else if you don't like the colors.
Your an idiot. Or a troll. Or an Idiot-Troll.
You gotta bring it back to cars for every one to understand. And when you get down to it the model T had an engine, a steering wheel, gas, brake, and four wheels. Not much has changed in cars when you look at it like that. But there has been a lot of incremental changes that have vastly improved cars on a whole. What makes you think that OS development is any different?
You mean a gold farming class?
I like to build hobby robots, which actually helps my job performance and was a motivating factor in my last raise.
Your assumption is that an honest man wants to help every one he can. In the literal sense an honest man wouldn't tell a lie, how does that have anything to do with charity?
Some of the most honest men I've known would't raise a finger to help someone they didn't know.
... and hope for unearned wealth.
Instant classic!