Resistance is futile. And that burn it to the ground stuff was tried in the sixties. Didn't work then and now the cops have flack jackets and semi-auto handguns that hold 15 or 16 shots it definitely won't work now. In fact the gov't is hoping you'll try.
In California it's a felony to harass Bigfoot, Sasquatch or other undiscovered subspecies. http://www.dumblaws.com/law/19...
"Sorry, but if you hadn't bothered that sasquatch we might have a job for you."
On Gentoo linux, there is an "offensive" use flag with fortune so you can keep the offensive ones or not. I chose to keep them. Every now and again I get a chuckle from them.
Johnson: [Noticing Dr. Evil's spaceship on radar] Colonel, you better have a look at this radar .
Colonel: What is it, son?
Johnson: I don't know, sir, but it looks like a giant--
Jet Pilot: Dick.
Dick: Yeah?
Jet Pilot: Take a look out of starboard.
Dick: Oh my God, it looks like a huge--
Bird-Watching Woman: Pecker.
Bird-Watching Man: [raising binoculars] Ooh, Where?
Bird-Watching Woman: Wait, that's not a woodpecker, it looks like someone's--
Army Sergeant: Privates! We have reports of an unidentified flying object. It has a long, smooth shaft, complete with--
Baseball Umpire: Two balls.
[looking up from game]
Baseball Umpire: What is that. It looks just like an enormous--
Chinese Teacher: Wang, pay attention!
Wang: I was distracted by that giant flying--
Musician: Willie.
Willie Nelson: Yeah?
Musician: What's that?
Willie Nelson: [squints] Well, that looks like a giant--
Colonel: Johnson?!
Johnson: Yes, sir?
Colonel: Get on the horn to British Intelligence and let them know about this.
Later, as Dr. Evil is escaping: Basil: Did we get Dr. Evil?
Johnson: No, sir. He got away in that rocket that looks like a huge--
Schoolteacher: Penis. The male reproductive organ. Otherwise known as tallywhacker, schlong or--
Dad: Weiner? Any of you kids want another weiner?
Son: Dad? What's that? points at rocket
Dad: I don't know, son, but it's got great big--
Peanut seller: Nuts! Hot salty nuts! Who wants some-- Lord Almighty!
Woman: That looks just like my husband's--
Ringmaster: One-eyed monster! Step right up and see the One-Eyed Monster!
One-eyed Monster: jumps out and scares crowd, then points to the rocket Hey, what's that? It looks like a big--
female Fan: Woody! Woody Harrelson? Can I have an autograph?
Woody Harrelson: Sure thing. [Sees rocket] Oh my lord.
Female fan: It's big!
Woody: Nah, I've seen bigger, it's--
Dr. Evil: (To Mini-Me) Just a little prick. It's a flu shot. You've been in the coldness of space.
One of the things I like about slashdot is that we all have a wide latitude and nothing is taken too seriously. To me, it seems that there's
enough limits on free speech already. But some won't be happy until there's no free speech left.
It would be interesting to see the U.S. economy completely crash just to see who really is essential and who is superfluous. There's an excess of smugness these days. I can see an every man for himself situation develop very quickly.
Fortunately for you I don't consider your calling me "beyond retarded" hate speech although some might. That's my point, hate speech is poorly defined. What was acceptable last week may not be next week. What is hateful to one may not be to another. And yes, you can't yell fire in a crowded theater or say the CIA killed JFK (even if they did) or that the holocaust never took place. Where does the slippery slop end? Retard?
You're right. What was I thinking? Free speech in the United States, must have heard it in an old speech or something back when people were
dumb enough to believe it. Never had it and never will. There's probably more freedoms that I "imagined" people had, maybe it's something to look into. Thanks.
Once again we're left at the mercy of a multinational corporation who doesn't give a shit about
anything except maximizing profits. Intel and google like to peddle their vendor lock-in as security features. They're so dishonest, but that's good. Every so often you have to remind yourself that despite the nice talk, they're not your friend. Just pretending.
These days the game seems to be what can you do with your Siemens NX or Solidworks software. Between that and over regulation is why cars now all have a similar appearance. Quality in general seems to be better but there are no new cars that wow me. They all seem way overly complex. The first car I bought as a teenager to fix up was a 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge for $1000. in 1980. The world certainly has
changed a lot since then.
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Resistance is futile. And that burn it to the ground stuff was tried in the sixties. Didn't work then and now the cops have flack jackets and semi-auto handguns that hold 15 or 16 shots it definitely won't work now. In fact the gov't is hoping you'll try.
In California it's a felony to harass Bigfoot, Sasquatch or other undiscovered subspecies.
http://www.dumblaws.com/law/19...
"Sorry, but if you hadn't bothered that sasquatch we might have a job for you."
I know what net and content and dickhead means.
Net neutrality doesn't mean that you are entitled to free content.
It did for most of the last twenty years.
On Gentoo linux, there is an "offensive" use flag with fortune so you can keep the offensive ones or not. I chose to keep them. Every now and again I get a chuckle from them.
I hate to tell you, but you appear to be in the wrong place.
All I saw was whining and self pity. Thought it would help snap you out of your malaise.
And if you think the Canadian government isn't complicit in all of this nefarious activity you just haven't been paying attention.
Concerning the Chairman's direction, you left out letting Trump think that he's getting the better of him. Throw him a big dinner, he'll love it.
Damn! I should have googled it first.
Congrats on coming out of the closet.
Maybe he grabbed some woman's boobs ten years ago and now has little choice. Charlie Rose is probably wishing he thought of this right about now.
Johnson: [Noticing Dr. Evil's spaceship on radar] Colonel, you better have a look at this radar
. Colonel: What is it, son?
Johnson: I don't know, sir, but it looks like a giant--
Jet Pilot: Dick.
Dick: Yeah?
Jet Pilot: Take a look out of starboard.
Dick: Oh my God, it looks like a huge--
Bird-Watching Woman: Pecker.
Bird-Watching Man: [raising binoculars] Ooh, Where?
Bird-Watching Woman: Wait, that's not a woodpecker, it looks like someone's--
Army Sergeant: Privates! We have reports of an unidentified flying object. It has a long, smooth shaft, complete with--
Baseball Umpire: Two balls.
[looking up from game]
Baseball Umpire: What is that. It looks just like an enormous--
Chinese Teacher: Wang, pay attention!
Wang: I was distracted by that giant flying--
Musician: Willie.
Willie Nelson: Yeah?
Musician: What's that?
Willie Nelson: [squints] Well, that looks like a giant--
Colonel: Johnson?!
Johnson: Yes, sir?
Colonel: Get on the horn to British Intelligence and let them know about this.
Later, as Dr. Evil is escaping: Basil: Did we get Dr. Evil?
Johnson: No, sir. He got away in that rocket that looks like a huge--
Schoolteacher: Penis. The male reproductive organ. Otherwise known as tallywhacker, schlong or--
Dad: Weiner? Any of you kids want another weiner?
Son: Dad? What's that? points at rocket
Dad: I don't know, son, but it's got great big--
Peanut seller: Nuts! Hot salty nuts! Who wants some-- Lord Almighty!
Woman: That looks just like my husband's--
Ringmaster: One-eyed monster! Step right up and see the One-Eyed Monster!
One-eyed Monster: jumps out and scares crowd, then points to the rocket Hey, what's that? It looks like a big--
female Fan: Woody! Woody Harrelson? Can I have an autograph?
Woody Harrelson: Sure thing. [Sees rocket] Oh my lord.
Female fan: It's big!
Woody: Nah, I've seen bigger, it's--
Dr. Evil: (To Mini-Me) Just a little prick. It's a flu shot. You've been in the coldness of space.
Sorry, I didn't realize this was a test.
Tim Cook is into filling different niches.
One of the things I like about slashdot is that we all have a wide latitude and nothing is taken too seriously. To me, it seems that there's enough limits on free speech already. But some won't be happy until there's no free speech left.
You don't ask Eric Schmidt. There's bad people on all sides.
It all went off the rails somewhere. What would Thomas Edison think of Mark Zuckerberg?
It would be interesting to see the U.S. economy completely crash just to see who really is essential and who is superfluous. There's an excess of smugness these days. I can see an every man for himself situation develop very quickly.
Fortunately for you I don't consider your calling me "beyond retarded" hate speech although some might. That's my point, hate speech is poorly defined. What was acceptable last week may not be next week. What is hateful to one may not be to another. And yes, you can't yell fire in a crowded theater or say the CIA killed JFK (even if they did) or that the holocaust never took place. Where does the slippery slop end? Retard?
And remember your government doesn't owe you anything. Not even the truth.
You're right. What was I thinking? Free speech in the United States, must have heard it in an old speech or something back when people were dumb enough to believe it. Never had it and never will. There's probably more freedoms that I "imagined" people had, maybe it's something to look into. Thanks.
The concept of hate speech contradicts free speech. You can't believe in both. You either have free speech or you don't.
Once again we're left at the mercy of a multinational corporation who doesn't give a shit about anything except maximizing profits. Intel and google like to peddle their vendor lock-in as security features. They're so dishonest, but that's good. Every so often you have to remind yourself that despite the nice talk, they're not your friend. Just pretending.
These days the game seems to be what can you do with your Siemens NX or Solidworks software. Between that and over regulation is why cars now all have a similar appearance. Quality in general seems to be better but there are no new cars that wow me. They all seem way overly complex. The first car I bought as a teenager to fix up was a 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge for $1000. in 1980. The world certainly has changed a lot since then.