>> the tenants of democracy that... > Yes. And one of the tenants of manipulating democracy... > Which brings me to a bigger issue, that knowledge is always tainted...
Apparently the knowledge of correct word usage has been tainted in this string of posts.
>... business usage of email has diverged very far from the original ideals.
You're right. These days the standard "business" method of emailing is to write the note in Microsoft Word, then attach the.doc (and now.docx) file to the email.
I didn't read the court's opinion (why should I? This is Slashdot!) so I could be wrong, but I would think that the implication of this, is that the court found that there was no license to begin with.
Yes, at at least here in the USA there is the Electronic Communucations Privacy Act of 1986 which makes you a felon of you tune your old 82-channel TV set just so...
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Kudos to you, my fellow language nazi!
The one that really grates me is when the newscasters pronounce "negotiations" as if it were spelled, "negociations."
Shit that fuckin' matters.
>> the tenants of democracy that ... ... ...
> Yes. And one of the tenants of manipulating democracy
> Which brings me to a bigger issue, that knowledge is always tainted
Apparently the knowledge of correct word usage has been tainted in this string of posts.
Lower left corner.
> I, for one, am shocked, shocked that a program ...
> might not have sane defaults for every situation
An I am shocked, shocked that open source software might come attached to a socio-political agenda...
KAAAAAAAAHN!
It says, "... for open science."
Here's the actual Fasted Computer in the World.
It just seems immensly more likely that he got infected by malware from surfing porn sites, than getting infected by porn from having malware.
And just like how the "Hamster Dance" is the same song as "Whistle Stop" (from Disney's animated version of Robin Hood).
I dunno about that, but I do know that nearly 100% of hardened drug-crazed criminals started out by drinking milk at a young age.
Yep. More often than not, it seems it's the tolerant, freedom loving liberal activists that vandalize and destroy other people's property.
> ... business usage of email has diverged very far from the original ideals.
.doc (and now .docx) file to the email.
You're right. These days the standard "business" method of emailing is to write the note in Microsoft Word, then attach the
... drink and derive.
> You're clearly thinking of some other Estonia.
He must've been thinking of Elbonia.
You mean, a sequel to this?
Maybe the queue was started by a World Wide Flash Mob event...?
> ...to make sure that brokers are making fraudulent promises...
That figures.
No way!
Where's the "film-at-eleven" tag?
I didn't read the court's opinion (why should I? This is Slashdot!) so I could be wrong, but I would think that the implication of this, is that the court found that there was no license to begin with.
Yes, at at least here in the USA there is the Electronic Communucations Privacy Act of 1986 which makes you a felon of you tune your old 82-channel TV set just so...
How do you remove moderation by posting as an AC?
So why didn't the court order them to just plain quit using "Orion" altogether instead of this "negative keyword" nonsense?
I'm Speed Racer and i drive real fast!
(He's speed racer and he drives real fast!)
I drive real fast; I'm gonna last!
Go! Go! Go Speed Racer!
"Stanches", yay; "Staunches", nay.
See http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/stanches