A lot of Democrats knew perfectly well refusing to support the Iraq Invasion, having been handed cherry-picked intelligence apparently proving what we now know was deceitful nonsense, would be an electoral death sentence. And you know perfectly well the CIA was screaming bloody murder about the phonied-up garbage coming from Bush and his neo-con chickenhawks.
Are you always this dishonest, or do you have to work at it?
I just wanted to ask the post-Mission Accomplished George Bush: How's that "fight them over there so we won't have to fight them over here" strategy workin' out for ya, Sparky?"
Sadly, you've completely forgotten one of the most important elements of the show: BBC is commercial free. This gave the hosts incredible range to slag any car they didn't happen to like.
Try that on a show where just about all of the advertising revenue is coming directly from the auto industry and see what happens.
"The software analyzes input from such hardware as fingerprint scanners and infrared sensors to make sure that you are you and not some impostor, and then signs you in without requiring you to enter a password.
Fabulous. So in the Brave New World of Windows Hello, a "hacker" is a guy with an axe and a microwave.
Nice job of cherry-picking, or simply devising a situation out of nothing.
Meanwhile, why don't you tell us how many innocent people should be put to death who would otherwise have been exonerated...even decades after their conviction? One? A dozen? Where's your cut-off point? And what penalty should be paid by law enforcement officials who hide exculpatory evidence?
Because these things have happened in reality a lot more often than the hypothetical case you describe.
2. I know. We call these minor omissions "typos". I tend to make them when I'm in a hurry, because my right index finger contains a transplanted tendon and doesn't work very well.
I heard that when five WoW's (Women of Walmart) accidentally manage to synchronize their steps, seisometers as far away as Tierra Del Fuego register the disturbance. Also, dogs howl and cows stop giving milk.
I'm sure these computers are fabulous. I'm equally sure they'll burn out in two or three years...or less. Meanwhile, I've got a seven year old desktop PC that has never been shut off for any length of time, only rebooted.
It's fine. Yes, I have a more up-to-date machine, which I use when I need it. It will eventually take its place as my reliable backup, when the old one finally croaks...if it ever does.
Considerably less than the cost in lives of all the American soldiers who have died protecting the "rights" of US-based oil companies in the Middle East.
Where would one find a large, concentrated population of the most selfish, inconsiderate, greedy, preening, risk-loving, egotistical, psychopaths on the continent?
So do action shots of me in my Captain Cocktastic costume (girlfriend's crotchless panties, Captain America helmet, red cape, and big, hairy winter boots), leaping to the attack over a suspiciously-shaped beanbag chair, constitute pornography, comedy or educational material?
If the first is true, should I worry that I may fall victim to this security threat should the pictures accidentally become public?
You proved your opinion is worthless, and you know exactly how. So I'll repeat myself: fuck off. You're a shill, probably paid by some government enforcement agency one way or another.
Would I be correct to assume I'm seeing evidence of yet another conservative American somehow managing to raise himself momentarily up from the fetid swamp of willful ignorance and blind, vacuous stupidity that is his home to excrete more evidence of the decline of a once-proud nation onto the public stage?
Dude, you should just post a link to a YouTube video of a dog having a dump and save everybody time.
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Any computer running a late-model Intel microprocessor and a Web browser using HTML5...is vulnerable to this attack.
Which brings a whole new depth of meaning to "Intel Inside". ;-)
A cynic might suspect that this is the automakers' response to the coming of the electric car, with its much lower maintenance costs.
Horseshit!
A lot of Democrats knew perfectly well refusing to support the Iraq Invasion, having been handed cherry-picked intelligence apparently proving what we now know was deceitful nonsense, would be an electoral death sentence. And you know perfectly well the CIA was screaming bloody murder about the phonied-up garbage coming from Bush and his neo-con chickenhawks.
Are you always this dishonest, or do you have to work at it?
I just wanted to ask the post-Mission Accomplished George Bush: How's that "fight them over there so we won't have to fight them over here" strategy workin' out for ya, Sparky?"
Sadly, you've completely forgotten one of the most important elements of the show: BBC is commercial free. This gave the hosts incredible range to slag any car they didn't happen to like.
Try that on a show where just about all of the advertising revenue is coming directly from the auto industry and see what happens.
Does it come pre-hacked, or does each individual police force in your area have to rape it separately?
"The software analyzes input from such hardware as fingerprint scanners and infrared sensors to make sure that you are you and not some impostor, and then signs you in without requiring you to enter a password.
Fabulous. So in the Brave New World of Windows Hello, a "hacker" is a guy with an axe and a microwave.
And I'm the one they call "Lefty".
Funny how often these articles come from the country that brought "sox", "labor", "dialog" and "liter" to the English-speaking world. ;-)
As long as you're the first, I can live with that.
Nice job of cherry-picking, or simply devising a situation out of nothing.
Meanwhile, why don't you tell us how many innocent people should be put to death who would otherwise have been exonerated...even decades after their conviction? One? A dozen? Where's your cut-off point? And what penalty should be paid by law enforcement officials who hide exculpatory evidence?
Because these things have happened in reality a lot more often than the hypothetical case you describe.
Does a huge spew of vomit count as one instance of feedback, or do they count the chunks and derive a more realistic number?
1. Yes.
2. I know. We call these minor omissions "typos". I tend to make them when I'm in a hurry, because my right index finger contains a transplanted tendon and doesn't work very well.
I heard that when five WoW's (Women of Walmart) accidentally manage to synchronize their steps, seisometers as far away as Tierra Del Fuego register the disturbance. Also, dogs howl and cows stop giving milk.
I'm sure these computers are fabulous. I'm equally sure they'll burn out in two or three years...or less. Meanwhile, I've got a seven year old desktop PC that has never been shut off for any length of time, only rebooted.
It's fine. Yes, I have a more up-to-date machine, which I use when I need it. It will eventually take its place as my reliable backup, when the old one finally croaks...if it ever does.
Please, for the love of god, do NOT test Walmart's sewers.
Considerably less than the cost in lives of all the American soldiers who have died protecting the "rights" of US-based oil companies in the Middle East.
I should think the safest place to hide would be among fundamentalists.
No large concentration of brains there to attract hungry zombies.
I'd still pick Silicon Valley, but yeah. Good answer. :-)
Where would one find a large, concentrated population of the most selfish, inconsiderate, greedy, preening, risk-loving, egotistical, psychopaths on the continent?
Bingo!
Cue the Global Warming Denier trolls who infest this place in three...two...one...
So do action shots of me in my Captain Cocktastic costume (girlfriend's crotchless panties, Captain America helmet, red cape, and big, hairy winter boots), leaping to the attack over a suspiciously-shaped beanbag chair, constitute pornography, comedy or educational material?
If the first is true, should I worry that I may fall victim to this security threat should the pictures accidentally become public?
Thanks for an interesting perspective on this.
You proved your opinion is worthless, and you know exactly how. So I'll repeat myself: fuck off. You're a shill, probably paid by some government enforcement agency one way or another.
Your comment isn't worthy of a serious response.
Fuck off.
There are adults here, and you don't belong.
Would I be correct to assume I'm seeing evidence of yet another conservative American somehow managing to raise himself momentarily up from the fetid swamp of willful ignorance and blind, vacuous stupidity that is his home to excrete more evidence of the decline of a once-proud nation onto the public stage?
Dude, you should just post a link to a YouTube video of a dog having a dump and save everybody time.