And I fully expect people to be able to see where I am. However, this states nothing about the car actually tracking you. A person should be able to have the expectation that a car,
because its function is transportation
will not be tracking where he is for the police to know. Of course
A car has little capacity for escaping public scrutiny
but should not be telling anyone who hasn't seen it directly where its driver's been.
Are you talking about a death for a death? So if a man kills a wife and 2 children the law should make the husband kill the murderer's family? Or are you attempting to kill him thrice?
Wow you're an ass. You just said that for the sake of starting an argument. Do you really think for one moment he actually believes that a triple murderer should be killed thrice or have his family killed? Put a little thought into your arguments, or go back into your mom's comfy basement, safe from reality.
Because it is irrelevant. It has absolutely nothing to do with the discussion, and yet he decided to post it anyway, just out of spite. Maybe troll instead, but still.
It says something pretty sad about the phone system that CID even can be spoofed, doesn't it? How crappy are the phone company's systems that you can insert random data into communications between the phone company and the person being called? It can't be that hard to just cut off sound while CID is being sent.
Even better: My father thinks that the GPS receiver actually makes a transmission to the satellite, and that the 'guvmint' is monitoring these transmissions. (His paranoia would probably make him a good/.er, actually...)
but where is the incentive for the producers of these products to support Linux if the open source community "makes it work" for them for free?
True, but these things are necessary. Thank god for ndiswrapper, that the $600 computer I just bought isn't a $600 brick.
For all you pedantic idiots out there (may you saponify in your grammatically-correct graves), I know that it isn't _truly_ a brick -- it turns on -- but I couldn't use it without Wifi and I wouldn't use it with Windows.
How'd you get to 'ethanol' from 'sedative'? I see 'trichloroethanol', but no 'ethanol'. 'Alcohol' is there, but it doesn't have a direct link to 'wine'.
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Try Girisopam to Slashdot effect. It took me 15, though maybe you can top that. I probably could have done better.
International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry nomenclature
Analytical chemistry
Forensic science
Computer forensics
Technology
List of emerging technologies
Semantic Web
World Wide Web
Newsgroup
Troll (Internet)
Sockpuppet (Internet)
Usenet
Godwin's law
Slashdot
Slashdot effect
I probably could have gotten to Usenet right from Newsgroup, but if I could have, I missed the link.
Shatner speaking Esperanto is hell. He sounds like a Canadian who's been learning Esperanto for a short time trying to speak with a faux French accent. Oh wait...
Either that was a failed, kind of rude attempt at humour, or you have no clue about programming.
On second thought, what am I saying? This is Slashdot. The probability of first clause of the former is 0.999, of the second 0.800, and of the latter 0.667. It's probably both.
Oh shit, I'm sorry for my dumbass sarcastic remark. My tongue can be a bit sharper at times than I'd like. I had a brain fart -- I think my problem had something to do with either the fact that I deleted the EFI partition or that I left the disk with a GUID partition table. Not sure which, but it was my own stupid fault.
The phrase kind of loses it's impact. It only lose's it's impact if you pick apart it's word's. For the average reader's, it's meaning seem's to be the same, becau'se nobody pay's that much attention to each of the word's.
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because its function is transportation
will not be tracking where he is for the police to know. Of course
A car has little capacity for escaping public scrutiny
but should not be telling anyone who hasn't seen it directly where its driver's been.
I think I have a reasonable expectation of privacy in that my own car won't track where I'm going.
Well -- we know where your mind is.
Are you talking about a death for a death? So if a man kills a wife and 2 children the law should make the husband kill the murderer's family? Or are you attempting to kill him thrice?
Wow you're an ass. You just said that for the sake of starting an argument. Do you really think for one moment he actually believes that a triple murderer should be killed thrice or have his family killed? Put a little thought into your arguments, or go back into your mom's comfy basement, safe from reality.
Because it is irrelevant. It has absolutely nothing to do with the discussion, and yet he decided to post it anyway, just out of spite. Maybe troll instead, but still.
It says something pretty sad about the phone system that CID even can be spoofed, doesn't it? How crappy are the phone company's systems that you can insert random data into communications between the phone company and the person being called? It can't be that hard to just cut off sound while CID is being sent.
Dammit! None of the mods had a clue what you were talking about, and I just blew my last modpoint.
Mod parent Funny.
ROT13. Second paragraph of Usage section explains ROT26.
Holy crap the chair-throwing jokes are old!
(Yes, I know, you got +5 Funny. This only means that 4 mods felt sorry for your lack of humour - not that anyone thought it was really funny)
Even better: My father thinks that the GPS receiver actually makes a transmission to the satellite, and that the 'guvmint' is monitoring these transmissions. (His paranoia would probably make him a good /.er, actually...)
True, but these things are necessary. Thank god for ndiswrapper, that the $600 computer I just bought isn't a $600 brick.
For all you pedantic idiots out there (may you saponify in your grammatically-correct graves), I know that it isn't _truly_ a brick -- it turns on -- but I couldn't use it without Wifi and I wouldn't use it with Windows.
You must be new here...
Slashdot effect
How'd you get to 'ethanol' from 'sedative'? I see 'trichloroethanol', but no 'ethanol'. 'Alcohol' is there, but it doesn't have a direct link to 'wine'.
- International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry nomenclature
- Analytical chemistry
- Forensic science
- Computer forensics
- Technology
- List of emerging technologies
- Semantic Web
- World Wide Web
- Newsgroup
- Troll (Internet)
- Sockpuppet (Internet)
- Usenet
- Godwin's law
- Slashdot
- Slashdot effect
I probably could have gotten to Usenet right from Newsgroup, but if I could have, I missed the link.Yes, they're really called Geniuses.
Man, you just made my day!
I haven't laughed so loudly at my computer since the spit-take at xkcd #316.
Shatner speaking Esperanto is hell. He sounds like a Canadian who's been learning Esperanto for a short time trying to speak with a faux French accent. Oh wait...
Either that was a failed, kind of rude attempt at humour, or you have no clue about programming.
On second thought, what am I saying? This is Slashdot. The probability of first clause of the former is 0.999, of the second 0.800, and of the latter 0.667. It's probably both.
Yes, higher frequencies are more directional in their travel. They are, however, harder to locate by means of the human ear. Try it.
Keep trying! If you beat the dead horse long enough, he may come back to life!!
Oh shit, I'm sorry for my dumbass sarcastic remark. My tongue can be a bit sharper at times than I'd like. I had a brain fart -- I think my problem had something to do with either the fact that I deleted the EFI partition or that I left the disk with a GUID partition table. Not sure which, but it was my own stupid fault.
Real men use cat and sed. After they compile the file to DVI, they use hd to read the binary, and handwrite the document following it.
Which version, 8.04?? Gutsy sure didn't like my Mac Mini.
0V processor
Considering drinking water is banned on carry-on luggage, I give it five minutes.