Seriously: what modicum of good has this man ever done? Obviously he doesn't care, but it's fairly certain there will be spontaneous world-wide celebrations when the news of his death is announced.
This should be a competition at the two yearly Blackhat conventions, which I suspect will prove it impossible to come up with a bulletproof e-voting system. What is wrong with paper ballots again? Oh yeah; Conservatives know millions of dead people and illegal aliens taint every election. As opposed to partisan election officials with untraceable access to a vote tally database and no paper trail to prove shenanigans.
It's also interesting to remember, on the last two or three attempts by (Imperial) China to invade Vietnam, they had their heads handed to them. The French and the US were not the first to find out that the Vietnamese do not go gently into that good night.
I thought this was tried both in Switzerland and Texas, with both resulting in very out of the ordinary earthquakes. Or was it caused by adding water to dry hot rock...
The little town I live in has a cattle feed lot outside of town (brilliantly placed downwind). The inevitable stench is commonly referred to as "The Smell of Other Peoples Money".
As an added bonus; occasionally when they feed the cattle, a cloud of dust rolls into town like of fog. Of course it's not just dirt, but also tiny particles of animal feed - and dried fecal matter. But being the second largest employer in a rural county, nothing will ever be done about this. This is also the same state (one of many, I bet) that has no problem allowing cattle to graze (and defecate) in occasionally dry stream beds.
I'll wait until they figure out how to prevent my bones turning into papier mache and my gastrointestinal tract from malfunctioning. I think you think it'll be like Star Trek when it would be a fair bit worse than Das Boot with no opportunity to 'surface'.
I dumped Google News when every story even tangentially related to US politics began to sport a snarky, propagandistic headlines provided by Fox News or their related ilk. But give me the option to completely weed out the scumbag sources of 'news', and I'm back in a heartbeat.
How do you have true Democracy when a fundamentalist religion insists on controlling every facet of human life? Even Turkey and Indonesia can't pull off this trick very well. As much as the Teabaggers wish to rewrite history, one of the truly great accomplishments of the American revolution was establishing the concept of the separation of Church and State. In Islam, the Church is the State.
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Seriously: what modicum of good has this man ever done? Obviously he doesn't care, but it's fairly certain there will be spontaneous world-wide celebrations when the news of his death is announced.
I bet the Roman Empire had a massive amount of patent backlogs too, right before the fall.
youranonymityisanillusion.
to think that US law enforcement still follows such an arcane principal as 'the law'
Whenever I read about solar panels, I think of hail storms. Last month, Wichita, Kansas had hail; some the size (and weight) of billiard balls.
Because all but the largest bases can be overrun / lost.
The most compelling case for anti-virus I've heard for quite some time.
This should be a competition at the two yearly Blackhat conventions, which I suspect will prove it impossible to come up with a bulletproof e-voting system. What is wrong with paper ballots again? Oh yeah; Conservatives know millions of dead people and illegal aliens taint every election. As opposed to partisan election officials with untraceable access to a vote tally database and no paper trail to prove shenanigans.
It's also interesting to remember, on the last two or three attempts by (Imperial) China to invade Vietnam, they had their heads handed to them. The French and the US were not the first to find out that the Vietnamese do not go gently into that good night.
"Fire is indeed hot!"
I thought this was tried both in Switzerland and Texas, with both resulting in very out of the ordinary earthquakes. Or was it caused by adding water to dry hot rock...
No filthy drilling required. Just removing a mountaintop or two.
This is AT&Ts (et al) reward for breaking the wiretapping laws on behalf of the NSA.
polical campaign commericals are exempt, right?
The little town I live in has a cattle feed lot outside of town (brilliantly placed downwind). The inevitable stench is commonly referred to as "The Smell of Other Peoples Money".
As an added bonus; occasionally when they feed the cattle, a cloud of dust rolls into town like of fog. Of course it's not just dirt, but also tiny particles of animal feed - and dried fecal matter. But being the second largest employer in a rural county, nothing will ever be done about this. This is also the same state (one of many, I bet) that has no problem allowing cattle to graze (and defecate) in occasionally dry stream beds.
for a CAPSLOCK street.
you'll never hear about at a Teabagger rally.
anonymity is a fundamental pillar of a functioning, free society. And why it is such a threat to Corporate/Government/Religious interests.
I'll wait until they figure out how to prevent my bones turning into papier mache and my gastrointestinal tract from malfunctioning.
I think you think it'll be like Star Trek when it would be a fair bit worse than Das Boot with no opportunity to 'surface'.
I dumped Google News when every story even tangentially related to US politics began to sport a snarky, propagandistic headlines provided by Fox News or their related ilk. But give me the option to completely weed out the scumbag sources of 'news', and I'm back in a heartbeat.
How do you have true Democracy when a fundamentalist religion insists on controlling every facet of human life? Even Turkey and Indonesia can't pull off this trick very well. As much as the Teabaggers wish to rewrite history, one of the truly great accomplishments of the American revolution was establishing the concept of the separation of Church and State. In Islam, the Church is the State.
how much Monster would charge for these cables
...I can't count that high.
A couple of weeks ago, wasn't he quoted as saying contact with aliens at our current level of tech would be a bad idea? Hmmm...
they'll take care of the Needle Snakes!
Ignoring, of course, Africa. As usual.