Technically I think he said to stop wanting shit, stupid or not, because freedom from desire was the path to fulfillment. Or something along those lines, anyway.
I'd love to play their franchises again, but not enough to shell out for one of their consoles with yet another nonsensical controller scheme. Just go entirely 3rd party and put those games on Steam. I'll buy 'em.
If by war you mean "destruction of property" then yes, I suppose you could say we're at war. But then you'd be using such an overly broad definition of "war" as to make the term useless.
I think it's fine to continue with the honorific if they served out their full term. Those who are ejected from office or quit before their term is up should lose it.
I see no point in being "fair" to the **AA anyway. When you're dealing with cockroaches, you don't try to be "fair" to them. You just kill them and go about your business.
I attended a talk on menus, tree-navs, and the like a few years back at a No Fluff conference. The thrust of the talk was, why should you waste time proving to your machine that you know the location of your desired item in a menu hierarchy? If you know what you're looking for, you should be able to just tell your computer "Give me X" and have it respond with the correct item/action. I've been able to cut short a lot of time wasting by telling my devs "Just ctrl-shift-R it" when they're hunting for a class in Eclipse. What Ubuntu is doing here is Ctrl-Shift-R writ large, and I applaud it even though I've spent the last year or so giving them shite for screwing up a perfectly good interface.
Is there such a thing as an opt-in government? I don't think China and the US have a lock on enforcing governmental supremacy within said government's borders.
The military spends the money to perfect it, or at least bring it to a generally useful stage. At the point that commercial interests get their hands on it, most of the major bugs in the core functionality have been worked out, allowing the erstwhile vendors to spend their money adding bells & whistles. By the time we consumers get our grubby paws on it, the major pitfalls have been addressed.
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That would be short-sighted. Robots make great workers but are lousy consumers.
A basic minimum income would surely relieve the sting of having physical labor made obsolete.
You're both right. Both the politicians and the people are ignorant. The politicians are simply more cunning at manipulating people.
Giving it to Obama was nuts, and it's now not clear if this prize has any point any more.
That ship sailed when they gave it to Arafat.
Technically I think he said to stop wanting shit, stupid or not, because freedom from desire was the path to fulfillment. Or something along those lines, anyway.
The moon, Mars, deep space... just get them off this planet and out of our hair ASAP.
Yet.
I'd love to play their franchises again, but not enough to shell out for one of their consoles with yet another nonsensical controller scheme. Just go entirely 3rd party and put those games on Steam. I'll buy 'em.
If you don't want to be mocked, don't be ridiculous.
I only ever went there to read the "Best Of" section anyway, and not even that in recent years. No great loss.
If by war you mean "destruction of property" then yes, I suppose you could say we're at war. But then you'd be using such an overly broad definition of "war" as to make the term useless.
You force-spread your culture among us
Funny, I don't remember using fire and the sword to make the rest of the world gobble up our pop-culture drek.
According to this they're pretty much cool with it. http://satwcomic.com/new-nordic
Because Americans wont work for chinese wages.
Yet. But they're working on it.
Oh yeah, we get plenty of criticism, but it's very rare that we don't end up getting our way. That's my point.
That's a fair-minded view. Still, it wouldn't hurt one bit if the rest of the world told us to fuck off every now and then.
I think it's fine to continue with the honorific if they served out their full term. Those who are ejected from office or quit before their term is up should lose it.
I see no point in being "fair" to the **AA anyway. When you're dealing with cockroaches, you don't try to be "fair" to them. You just kill them and go about your business.
Apparently when one is threatened and attacked, one is expected to maintain "neutrality" between oneself and the attacker.
I attended a talk on menus, tree-navs, and the like a few years back at a No Fluff conference. The thrust of the talk was, why should you waste time proving to your machine that you know the location of your desired item in a menu hierarchy? If you know what you're looking for, you should be able to just tell your computer "Give me X" and have it respond with the correct item/action. I've been able to cut short a lot of time wasting by telling my devs "Just ctrl-shift-R it" when they're hunting for a class in Eclipse. What Ubuntu is doing here is Ctrl-Shift-R writ large, and I applaud it even though I've spent the last year or so giving them shite for screwing up a perfectly good interface.
Just route them to the nearest Rand Paul rally.
Is there such a thing as an opt-in government? I don't think China and the US have a lock on enforcing governmental supremacy within said government's borders.
outstanding freedom of speech? Only for those that agree with the government:
Then please explain Glenn Beck's continued freedom, and the rest of his ilk. And for that matter, how did Olbermann survive the Bush years?
One thing that would have made it infinitely better was a multiplayer option, even just locally.
Maybe I'm just a misanthrope, but enough with the goddamn multiplayer. That's what D&D is for.
The military spends the money to perfect it, or at least bring it to a generally useful stage. At the point that commercial interests get their hands on it, most of the major bugs in the core functionality have been worked out, allowing the erstwhile vendors to spend their money adding bells & whistles. By the time we consumers get our grubby paws on it, the major pitfalls have been addressed.