It is an ancient English compromise. The crown can do whatever the fuck it likes, providing it remembers that commoners can wield an axe at neck height...
Actually, I think the last time they wielded the axe, it was at chopping block height.
Oh, excuse me then. I thought you were simply too stupid to understand common hardware. You claim you do have that basic level of intelligence. You simply lack all ability to actually convey your knowledge to others.
No fucking shit, Sherlock. But that has nothing to do with WiFi Sense. Ever hear of internet connection sharing and ad-hoc networking? That's how WiFi Sense works, stupid little shit.
I just read the explanation on http://www.windowsphone.com/en... , and it doesn't sound like internet connection sharing at all. It sounds like credentials are being sent to people so they can join a network without the consent or agreement of the network owner/administrator.
Back to the original post I replied to;
*facepalm*
If you're asking this question, you shouldn't be trying to admin a corporate network.
At the very least (assuming that AC is you), you either are too stupid to understand the meaning of the post you replied to, or, as stated above, you are too stupid to make a coherent argument.
From prior experience, anyone who uses *facepalm* as their argument usually falls into the second category.
Again, shove that ignorant attitude up your ass. I'm talking about the devices that are 'router' and 'wireless access point' all in one unit. Like the one most home users have, and most small businesses have. Do you think I have a separate router, firewall, switch, and WAP all sitting next to my cable modem?
If you can't figure out references to basic standard hardware, turn off the 'box' that has 'blinking lights' on it before you contaminate us with more drivel. But of course, first pick up your coffee and make the 'cup holder' slide back into the 'box', so it doesn't get hurt.
Despite all that, once Castro came to power, he used the US embargo as an eternal excuse to keep the country just as poor as it was beforehand.
I'll expand on what Digi pointed out - the entire world can trade with Cuba, except one country, and Cuba can't figure out how to have a good economy. It isn't the embargo one one single country that is hurting them, as even Raúl Castro admitted a few years ago.
If you don't get the AC's and MM's point, you can shove that facepalm up your ass.
The person running the router doesn't always have control of the devices connecting to the router. Even if that person was able to turn off the email-secret-password-to-the-world feature while the device is in the office, there is no way to ensure it doesn't get re-enabled two hours later.
I switched to Google because they had a very simple front page. No massive background image, not covered in ads and news stories, no streaming text across the top. Just the Google name, and various doodles for special days. When on dialup or dsl, that matters a lot.
Now, even though I have a high speed internet connection, I still use them for the same feature. It isn't a speed issue anymore, just the fact that when I want to do a search, I don't want anything but the text box on the screen.
For this article, I just did a search on Google, Duckduckgo, and Bing, and all three returned very similar results for "best hairdresser in dallas".
These aren't the "stranded hiker in the woods" scenario where having more eyes is more important than having more hands. These are the "holy shit, the logistics of helping these people are fucking overwhelming" problems, which are definitely not served by flying in one more mouth to feed who doesn't have his own supplies, much less anything to help the others.
Actually, it's worse than just "one more mouth to feed", it's one more potential medical casualty to rescue.
Fanpack guy flies in, sees family stranded on roof by flood waters. Notices fuel is low, and needs to land. Only places to come down are: a) water, b) treetop, c) pointy roof. None of those options seem like a good idea, but one of them is going to be put to the test very soon.
The United States of America existed before the Constitution, and the nation would continue if the Constitution were voted out of existence next year. That document is not the foundation of the country. It is only the foundation of the federal government.
Well, I guess we have widely different definitions of civilization. By your definition, a society of farmers don't constitute civilization, and neither would any nomadic people no matter their advancements in technology.
Looking at Wikipedia, I see they support your definition. So by that your statement of marriage predating civilization would be accurate.
You misunderstood the meaning of my second example above. (I do admit my meaning was not as clear as I assumed.) The 'civil' part isn't that one tribe member isn't attacking another. It is that he is basing his actions and desires on what an authority figure has decreed. I should have included a third example to go along with it: "I want to mate with Klinda, but she is mating with Urka already, and the chief said that is good. I will ask the chief if I can kill Urka, take Klinda as my mate, and have him call us good. (I better bring him some corn and meat to persuade him.)"
I would say that having a system of authority is the heart of civilization, not whether people live in large urban centers, or have specialized occupations.
Other than Federal tax issues, which included Social Security and Medicare, other things that a marriage license grants automatically can be done with appropriate legal paperwork. Whether it is inheritance, marital privilege from testimony, property ownership, or child custody, there are legal methods to handle each one without government being in the marriage business.
The main thing before this decision was always the tax and pension issues at the federal level.
Pair bonding of course predates civilization, but I would consider any tribe that is advanced enough to give recognition of it as a marriage is civilization.
It's the difference between a tribe member thinking "I want to mate with Klinda, but she is mating with Urka already, and Urka is bigger than me. I'll find someone else.", or thinking "I want to mate with Klinda, but she is mating with Urka already, and the chief said that is good. I'll find someone else for the chief to call us good.".
It may not be very advanced, but at that point, the tribe members are acting in a civil manner. They don't have to build the Acropolis for it to be civilization.
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It is an ancient English compromise. The crown can do whatever the fuck it likes, providing it remembers that commoners can wield an axe at neck height...
Actually, I think the last time they wielded the axe, it was at chopping block height.
Oh, excuse me then. I thought you were simply too stupid to understand common hardware. You claim you do have that basic level of intelligence. You simply lack all ability to actually convey your knowledge to others.
No fucking shit, Sherlock. But that has nothing to do with WiFi Sense. Ever hear of internet connection sharing and ad-hoc networking? That's how WiFi Sense works, stupid little shit.
I just read the explanation on http://www.windowsphone.com/en... , and it doesn't sound like internet connection sharing at all. It sounds like credentials are being sent to people so they can join a network without the consent or agreement of the network owner/administrator.
Back to the original post I replied to;
*facepalm*
If you're asking this question, you shouldn't be trying to admin a corporate network.
At the very least (assuming that AC is you), you either are too stupid to understand the meaning of the post you replied to, or, as stated above, you are too stupid to make a coherent argument.
From prior experience, anyone who uses *facepalm* as their argument usually falls into the second category.
Again, shove that ignorant attitude up your ass. I'm talking about the devices that are 'router' and 'wireless access point' all in one unit. Like the one most home users have, and most small businesses have. Do you think I have a separate router, firewall, switch, and WAP all sitting next to my cable modem?
If you can't figure out references to basic standard hardware, turn off the 'box' that has 'blinking lights' on it before you contaminate us with more drivel. But of course, first pick up your coffee and make the 'cup holder' slide back into the 'box', so it doesn't get hurt.
Despite all that, once Castro came to power, he used the US embargo as an eternal excuse to keep the country just as poor as it was beforehand.
I'll expand on what Digi pointed out - the entire world can trade with Cuba, except one country, and Cuba can't figure out how to have a good economy. It isn't the embargo one one single country that is hurting them, as even Raúl Castro admitted a few years ago.
Dude, you fucked up an insult. How fucking brain damaged are you? You are the "After" example in the pamphlet about meth, aren't you?
I think you just gave yourself big tits and a dildo.
Not that there's anything wrong with that. ;^)
If you don't get the AC's and MM's point, you can shove that facepalm up your ass.
The person running the router doesn't always have control of the devices connecting to the router. Even if that person was able to turn off the email-secret-password-to-the-world feature while the device is in the office, there is no way to ensure it doesn't get re-enabled two hours later.
That's so gay.
That's it! I'm registering www.concreteballoonanimals.com right now.
It's hard to argue you want to use such domain names for your own use, unless you happen to be a Mr. Pepsi - it could be a valid surname after all.
This happened to a man in the 1990s, Mr. Nissan.
http://www.nissan.com/Lawsuit/...
I just hope that gives better results than googling for "french military victories'.
It turns out there are none.
I switched to Google because they had a very simple front page. No massive background image, not covered in ads and news stories, no streaming text across the top. Just the Google name, and various doodles for special days. When on dialup or dsl, that matters a lot.
Now, even though I have a high speed internet connection, I still use them for the same feature. It isn't a speed issue anymore, just the fact that when I want to do a search, I don't want anything but the text box on the screen.
For this article, I just did a search on Google, Duckduckgo, and Bing, and all three returned very similar results for "best hairdresser in dallas".
These aren't the "stranded hiker in the woods" scenario where having more eyes is more important than having more hands. These are the "holy shit, the logistics of helping these people are fucking overwhelming" problems, which are definitely not served by flying in one more mouth to feed who doesn't have his own supplies, much less anything to help the others.
Actually, it's worse than just "one more mouth to feed", it's one more potential medical casualty to rescue.
Fanpack guy flies in, sees family stranded on roof by flood waters. Notices fuel is low, and needs to land. Only places to come down are: a) water, b) treetop, c) pointy roof. None of those options seem like a good idea, but one of them is going to be put to the test very soon.
The United States of America existed before the Constitution, and the nation would continue if the Constitution were voted out of existence next year. That document is not the foundation of the country. It is only the foundation of the federal government.
Well, I guess we have widely different definitions of civilization. By your definition, a society of farmers don't constitute civilization, and neither would any nomadic people no matter their advancements in technology.
Looking at Wikipedia, I see they support your definition. So by that your statement of marriage predating civilization would be accurate.
You misunderstood the meaning of my second example above. (I do admit my meaning was not as clear as I assumed.) The 'civil' part isn't that one tribe member isn't attacking another. It is that he is basing his actions and desires on what an authority figure has decreed. I should have included a third example to go along with it:
"I want to mate with Klinda, but she is mating with Urka already, and the chief said that is good. I will ask the chief if I can kill Urka, take Klinda as my mate, and have him call us good. (I better bring him some corn and meat to persuade him.)"
I would say that having a system of authority is the heart of civilization, not whether people live in large urban centers, or have specialized occupations.
Other than Federal tax issues, which included Social Security and Medicare, other things that a marriage license grants automatically can be done with appropriate legal paperwork. Whether it is inheritance, marital privilege from testimony, property ownership, or child custody, there are legal methods to handle each one without government being in the marriage business.
The main thing before this decision was always the tax and pension issues at the federal level.
Easy solution: Have a 10-year-old fly it into the areas, and then he/she can save other children while their parents die horrible deaths.
Farts.
That was my daughter's response when I mentioned the details of this device. :^)
The inverse would only be true for a loose definition of marriage. Good to see another True Scotsman in these wilds. Which clan are you?
It is about rather more, and rather more important rights than that.
Really? Because that is the main issue I have seen that could only be solved by the federal government recognizing gay marriage.
Yet not a jetpack.
Pair bonding of course predates civilization, but I would consider any tribe that is advanced enough to give recognition of it as a marriage is civilization.
It's the difference between a tribe member thinking "I want to mate with Klinda, but she is mating with Urka already, and Urka is bigger than me. I'll find someone else.", or thinking "I want to mate with Klinda, but she is mating with Urka already, and the chief said that is good. I'll find someone else for the chief to call us good.".
It may not be very advanced, but at that point, the tribe members are acting in a civil manner. They don't have to build the Acropolis for it to be civilization.
Long range tranquilizer rifles.
And... I guess we're still calling it a "jetpack" even though it's just using turbofans? I guess there's no other commonly-known term to describe it?
I'd call it a personal helicopter.