Yep, even many members of Congress are now coming out talking about how little they were informed of what was going on. And you have to love choice quotes from Clapper about how when previously asked about the surveillance that he was telling them the "least untruthful answer". And these are the people we are to trust?
They are doing it to foil terrorist attacks (and they've gone on the record saying that gathered intelligence has foiled "dozens" of terrorists attacks).
The cutest part is that you actually believe this crap. Yeah they pinky swear this time that it's only to catch terrorists. It not like the government has been caught secretly spying on US citizens before for political reasons.
Aha, but nobody can force an intern to do a job he doesn't want to do. Going to court because as an intern you agreed to do some things that you think weren't teaching you anything you didn't know.... well, if the court takes your side, then eventually there will be no more internships because it's arbitrary what teaches you to do something vs. something that doesn't teach you anything?
No, no one can. At the same time, the intern can sue for the company violating the law. But laws don't apply to corporations, right? To hold them accountable to anything is tantamount to communism, right?
You seem to make a bug presumption that they've actually read the entire Bill of Rights. All they need to know is that Rush Limbaugh says there's no such right.
Those who worry are usually those who have something to hide or something criminal in the works.
You won't mind me wiretapping your phones, installing caneras in your home and adding keyloggers to your computers? You're not a criminal with anything to hide, right?
The "weird, bad behaviors" would be due to the experimental backend not Wayland. The dev's point was to simply to temper expectations that there will be bugs and issues in the code.
*facepalm* "Megaton" and "megatonne" are the same thing they are just variant spellings. They both mean 1 million ton(nes). The term is also used to refer to 1 million ton(ne)s of TNT as in the measure of TNT equivalence, but the distinction you claim does not exist.
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Yep, even many members of Congress are now coming out talking about how little they were informed of what was going on. And you have to love choice quotes from Clapper about how when previously asked about the surveillance that he was telling them the "least untruthful answer". And these are the people we are to trust?
They are doing it to foil terrorist attacks (and they've gone on the record saying that gathered intelligence has foiled "dozens" of terrorists attacks).
The cutest part is that you actually believe this crap. Yeah they pinky swear this time that it's only to catch terrorists. It not like the government has been caught secretly spying on US citizens before for political reasons.
You mean ready for the Supreme Court to rule that it's legal? You're not naive enough to think they'll overrule this, are you?
And how exactly are PRISM and net neutrality related? Nice attempt at posioning the well, though.
Doubtful. That would only make a martyr of him.
He thinks that corporations should be able to do whatever they want without constraint. He's nothing but a corporate whore.
How dare anyone prioritize the ecosystem that sustains life on earth over corporate profit margins. Fucking communists.
This is an experimental Wayland backend for KWin.
So then why aren't the same people trying to banning dashboard gauges, clocks and radios?
And how is that situation any different than looking down at the clock on your dashboard? Or the radio? Or the fuel gauge or speedometwr?
Oh and I'm going to need a signed affidavit stating you're fine with that. Do hurry with that.
Okay. Tell me your name and where you live so I can get started.
Never read the Federalist Papers, eh? There is no presumption on my part.
Aha, but nobody can force an intern to do a job he doesn't want to do. Going to court because as an intern you agreed to do some things that you think weren't teaching you anything you didn't know.... well, if the court takes your side, then eventually there will be no more internships because it's arbitrary what teaches you to do something vs. something that doesn't teach you anything?
No, no one can. At the same time, the intern can sue for the company violating the law. But laws don't apply to corporations, right? To hold them accountable to anything is tantamount to communism, right?
This might be shocking to you but you've been able to use mice with more than one button with Macs for ages.
You seem to make a bug presumption that they've actually read the entire Bill of Rights. All they need to know is that Rush Limbaugh says there's no such right.
9th Amendment.
Those who worry are usually those who have something to hide or something criminal in the works.
You won't mind me wiretapping your phones, installing caneras in your home and adding keyloggers to your computers? You're not a criminal with anything to hide, right?
The "weird, bad behaviors" would be due to the experimental backend not Wayland. The dev's point was to simply to temper expectations that there will be bugs and issues in the code.
This just in: corporate whore roman_mir is butthurt over ruling that doesn't kiss the ass of Corporate America.
Film at 11.
Boohoo. Companies can't exploit as many people anymore! The horror!
Wayland-Yutani: Building better display servers.
*facepalm* "Megaton" and "megatonne" are the same thing they are just variant spellings. They both mean 1 million ton(nes). The term is also used to refer to 1 million ton(ne)s of TNT as in the measure of TNT equivalence, but the distinction you claim does not exist.
It's not blocked.
You and the posters above you need to fix your sarcasm detectors. They were joking...