I'm past being polite to goofs like you. First of all, you and your ilk consistently used how much raw data is involved to cripple climate scientists with repeated demands for terabytes of it, over and over again.
Second, assholes like you would then pounce on outlier results from a few rogue data collectors as "proof" there's some kind of global scientific conspiracy going on, even when its perfectly obvious there was some kind of mechanical failure. And then your bullshit conspiracy garbage gets resurrected over and over again, regardless of how often it's shot down. Which is your aim...divert the time and energy of decent people into repeatedly debunking your lies.
So yes, real scientists are afraid to just throw raw data out there into the public domain.
Now fuck off. There are honest people here. You don't belong.
This is their move into politics. Like kiddy porn and similar red button stuff, North Korean broadcasting is the far end of the spectrum. But it is a spectrum. I would expect the standards to slowly shift to the point where anything the US fuhrer of the moment deems inappropriate will be censored.
I think I've got 7 locked down pretty well, and I think it will stay that way as long as I'm reasonably vigilant. I don't know if I could be so sure about 10.
The impression I got from his comment was that he was more about the update problems. and sneering at Windows users in general.
I agree totally about Win10 being Big Brother's wet dream made real. I have no plans to use it, and as much as anything else, it's the philosophy behind it. Whatever privacy leaks you fix, you can be confident MSoft will be working hard to find ways around your fixes. Their philosophy is that what you want as a user is less important than what they want to get out of monetizing you.
When the story about problems with a Win10 update was posted, some insufferable twat of a Linux user posted a comment titled "What a shitshow...grabs popcorn".
I still use XP Pro on two machines, Win7 on others. I still get XP security updates thanks to a simple registry hack. And thanks to some simple, common sense security measures, I've never had any kind of problem.
The best part? l get access to a range of software and supported hardware smug little Linux pricks can only dream about.
The searches I've had to do have been more granular...specific federal and provincial subsidies/tax breaks to corporations operating the Alberta's tar sands. Not being US-based, they're pretty much useless in forums like this...and trying to remember what I did with them would be more brain exercise than I feel like having at the moment.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you! I have a list of subsidies, if I can actually find it. Your links do the job beautifully...better.
I get so sick and tired of people who squawk about subsidies to the renewable energy sector, people who are either paid shills or willfully-ignorant dupes of fossil fuel corporations.
Amazon Prime in Canada costs $79, but AFAIK, it doesn't include access to Grand Tour. If it does and I've got it wrong, there's still a huge number of Top Gear fans in a lot of countries who don't have a legal option for getting the show.
So yeah, a lot of people are going to looking for torrents. Quelle surprise.
That comment is a thing of beauty. The only thing I might add is that people too stupid or too lazy to learn the most basic requirements of how to work a computer shouldn't be allowed to use one in a way that might affect others.
I couldn't have said it better, my friend. Every asshole in the world thinks they can report a news story. Most of them are wrong.
And the stunned cunt you're replying to isn't even aware that the problem with mainstream news media is that reporters aren't allowed to do their job. Risk-averse lawyers and bean counters decide what stories will be covered, and their drivers are profit from high ratings and fear of getting hit with a lawsuit by a somebody with deep pockets and a hatred of having their evil exposed.
Absolutely 100% agreed. I never put private information (mine or anybody else's) beyond my control like that. It's the height of irresponsibility, and there have been more than enough situations proving so already.
My "cloud" is off-site secure storage on physical media.
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Nobody whines like a conservative. Take their guns off them, and they run like rabbits.
I'm past being polite to goofs like you. First of all, you and your ilk consistently used how much raw data is involved to cripple climate scientists with repeated demands for terabytes of it, over and over again.
Second, assholes like you would then pounce on outlier results from a few rogue data collectors as "proof" there's some kind of global scientific conspiracy going on, even when its perfectly obvious there was some kind of mechanical failure. And then your bullshit conspiracy garbage gets resurrected over and over again, regardless of how often it's shot down. Which is your aim...divert the time and energy of decent people into repeatedly debunking your lies.
So yes, real scientists are afraid to just throw raw data out there into the public domain.
Now fuck off. There are honest people here. You don't belong.
This is their move into politics. Like kiddy porn and similar red button stuff, North Korean broadcasting is the far end of the spectrum. But it is a spectrum. I would expect the standards to slowly shift to the point where anything the US fuhrer of the moment deems inappropriate will be censored.
Oh, look...some bumhurt Linux creep modded me down for simply reporting on the actions of another Linux creep.
Linux could have been the OS of choice if it hadn't been bogged down by so many a-holes.
All good points.
I think I've got 7 locked down pretty well, and I think it will stay that way as long as I'm reasonably vigilant. I don't know if I could be so sure about 10.
The impression I got from his comment was that he was more about the update problems. and sneering at Windows users in general.
I agree totally about Win10 being Big Brother's wet dream made real. I have no plans to use it, and as much as anything else, it's the philosophy behind it. Whatever privacy leaks you fix, you can be confident MSoft will be working hard to find ways around your fixes. Their philosophy is that what you want as a user is less important than what they want to get out of monetizing you.
When the story about problems with a Win10 update was posted, some insufferable twat of a Linux user posted a comment titled "What a shitshow...grabs popcorn".
And he got modded up for it.
I wonder what he'd have to say to Chris Evans.
I was going to say "twat", but yeah, OK...I can accept "idiot".
...B-b-b-b-bad to the bone
I still use XP Pro on two machines, Win7 on others. I still get XP security updates thanks to a simple registry hack. And thanks to some simple, common sense security measures, I've never had any kind of problem.
The best part? l get access to a range of software and supported hardware smug little Linux pricks can only dream about.
Aren't you cute!
I bet you even believe everybody's private data is worth the same...and would be treated the same in this egalitarian Utopia of yours.
Thanks for the chuckle. Let us know when you hit puberty.
The searches I've had to do have been more granular...specific federal and provincial subsidies/tax breaks to corporations operating the Alberta's tar sands. Not being US-based, they're pretty much useless in forums like this...and trying to remember what I did with them would be more brain exercise than I feel like having at the moment.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you! I have a list of subsidies, if I can actually find it. Your links do the job beautifully...better.
I get so sick and tired of people who squawk about subsidies to the renewable energy sector, people who are either paid shills or willfully-ignorant dupes of fossil fuel corporations.
Suck my cock, spamfuck.
So shall we look at subsidies to the fossil fuel sector, which dwarf all the renewable energy subsidies put together?
A Georgia appeals court disagrees.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/georgia-appeals-court-upskirting-is-legal/
"Hey Zo, guess what I'm wearing..."
Zo: "Since you have Windows 10 on your machine, I already know."
Amazon Prime in Canada costs $79, but AFAIK, it doesn't include access to Grand Tour. If it does and I've got it wrong, there's still a huge number of Top Gear fans in a lot of countries who don't have a legal option for getting the show.
So yeah, a lot of people are going to looking for torrents. Quelle surprise.
That comment is a thing of beauty. The only thing I might add is that people too stupid or too lazy to learn the most basic requirements of how to work a computer shouldn't be allowed to use one in a way that might affect others.
Just what we need. Another fact-averse Trump whore commenting on things better left to people with three-figure IQ's.
If they think it's bad now, just wait 'til Herr Trump gets those immigrant "recreation camps" open with the "community showers".
You're a lying sack of shit who could do the world a great service by leaving it.
Ridiculous false analogy based on an apples/oranges comparison.
You fail.
I couldn't have said it better, my friend. Every asshole in the world thinks they can report a news story. Most of them are wrong.
And the stunned cunt you're replying to isn't even aware that the problem with mainstream news media is that reporters aren't allowed to do their job. Risk-averse lawyers and bean counters decide what stories will be covered, and their drivers are profit from high ratings and fear of getting hit with a lawsuit by a somebody with deep pockets and a hatred of having their evil exposed.
Absolutely 100% agreed. I never put private information (mine or anybody else's) beyond my control like that. It's the height of irresponsibility, and there have been more than enough situations proving so already.
My "cloud" is off-site secure storage on physical media.