The guy didn't download the CP for sexual purposes. He's not a paedophile, just a warped anti-social individual.
That register is for people who have a proven (and acted upon) attraction to minors; Those who are a danger to children. Adding him to the list dilutes it and mitigates its usefulness. What he did should be covered by libel / defamation laws. He deserves to be taken out of society for what he did to that family, but there's nothing in there which supports the idea that he's dangerous sexual offender.
It doesn't matter what they run. I helped develop an ePoS system for a public house running on LAMP, with the ePoS terminals bought on eBay running Damn Small Linux and various brand hand-held devices with wireless networking running WinMob, accessing different addresses for their respective interfaces. One of the only times I've done work in exchange for free beer!:D
Conversely, once I've spent my entire knowledge and skillbase setting up your systems to be as bulletproof as possible, with multiple level contingencies and $ImpressiveTechnicalJargon, you're free to outsource my position to company in a developing nation for 1/10th my wage to do nothing but babysit cron jobs and remotely reboot a crashed switch.
Building in a little safety net may not be the best for your business, but it's the best for me. Corporate $Country isn't looking out for the workers anymore, so they're having to look out for themselves. I'm not going to cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars in manufactured downtime and easily avoided failures, but by the same token I'm not going to have my damn hard work rewarded with redundancy because my setup is awesome and your boss wants to get a new Mercedes.
-When we have a surplus, state or federal there is a big push from our fools to give tax rebates and tax cuts INSTEAD of paying off the debt. This is what we do each time so the debt grows.
So, you're telling me that Democracy works until the general public realise they can vote themselves largesse from the public coffers? I'm sure I've heard that before.
So why do new release movies on DVD cost more than a deluxe cinema ticket? I would expect your "single experience" DVD to cost pennies compared to the costs of running a whole movie theatre.
Could someone please post the phonetic Hindi for "I work in IT. Please put me through to second line support."
It would certainly solve many headaches attempting to tell a call centre slave that this is the 7th time I've gone through the script, and have already done everything.
The Inverse Square law applies to fragmentation munitions. At 200m from the device, chances of a) encountering a piece of shrapnel, and b) that piece of shrapnel having sufficient kinetic energy to seriously wound, are incredibly slim.
Want to work it out? 0.5(4/3[pi]r^3) for the radius of the blast, and divide that by the surface area of each piece of shrapnel. I'd wager you come out with a probability of contact around seven decimal places.
You must not know about the "special relationship" the US and UK have.
To put it bluntly (yet in a work-safe parlance), the UK gets the shaft in the wrong'un, and we get to agree to outrageous demand to extradite british nationals on flimsy "evidence" to a country which incarceration is big business in return.
Although a traffic circle is sometimes called a roundabout even in the U.S., U.S. traffic engineers make the distinction that in a roundabout entering traffic must always yield to traffic already in the circle, whereas in a traffic circle entering traffic is controlled by stop signs, or is not formally controlled.
Uhh, forgive my language, but ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME?! Not formally controlled?!
I disagree. Sticking with cars (as is appropriate here), I'd consider it a design error if the stereo volume control knob was a SPST switch, a manufacturing error if it was installed connected to the seating controls, and a programming error if it caused the drivers seat to fold completely flat, then completely fold forward, three times a second.
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While carrying him back next door, Ardolf allegedly kissed the boy on the lips.
You know what that word means, right?
The guy didn't download the CP for sexual purposes. He's not a paedophile, just a warped anti-social individual.
That register is for people who have a proven (and acted upon) attraction to minors; Those who are a danger to children. Adding him to the list dilutes it and mitigates its usefulness. What he did should be covered by libel / defamation laws. He deserves to be taken out of society for what he did to that family, but there's nothing in there which supports the idea that he's dangerous sexual offender.
Try the Internet Watch Foundation. They're not even a government body, yet they seem to be immune from prosecution.
I already am redirected, straight to the W and Ctrl keys. No eyeball time for you, kemosabe!
Don't hate! Copy title from the website of English not is mistake easy made. Editors trouble having with the understanding of reading! For shame.
Or maybe, as you say, they just accidentally a word.
It doesn't matter what they run. I helped develop an ePoS system for a public house running on LAMP, with the ePoS terminals bought on eBay running Damn Small Linux and various brand hand-held devices with wireless networking running WinMob, accessing different addresses for their respective interfaces. One of the only times I've done work in exchange for free beer! :D
If you include motorcycles and trucks it's 125%!
Conversely, once I've spent my entire knowledge and skillbase setting up your systems to be as bulletproof as possible, with multiple level contingencies and $ImpressiveTechnicalJargon, you're free to outsource my position to company in a developing nation for 1/10th my wage to do nothing but babysit cron jobs and remotely reboot a crashed switch.
Building in a little safety net may not be the best for your business, but it's the best for me. Corporate $Country isn't looking out for the workers anymore, so they're having to look out for themselves. I'm not going to cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars in manufactured downtime and easily avoided failures, but by the same token I'm not going to have my damn hard work rewarded with redundancy because my setup is awesome and your boss wants to get a new Mercedes.
-When we have a surplus, state or federal there is a big push from our fools to give tax rebates and tax cuts INSTEAD of paying off the debt. This is what we do each time so the debt grows.
So, you're telling me that Democracy works until the general public realise they can vote themselves largesse from the public coffers? I'm sure I've heard that before.
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The rest, from http://www.dba-oracle.com/oracle_news/news_fun_urls.htm:
http://www.kidsexchange.com/ - Kids clothing
http://www.whorepresents.com/ - Celebrity agents
http://www.therapistfinder.com/ - Site to find therapists
http://www.powergenitalia.com/ - Italian power generator supplier
Guy Fawkes was a terrorist. Guy Fawkes was a revolutionary.
It ain't just for Hollywood.
So why do new release movies on DVD cost more than a deluxe cinema ticket? I would expect your "single experience" DVD to cost pennies compared to the costs of running a whole movie theatre.
Facetious troll is facetious.
Could someone please post the phonetic Hindi for "I work in IT. Please put me through to second line support."
It would certainly solve many headaches attempting to tell a call centre slave that this is the 7th time I've gone through the script, and have already done everything.
The Inverse Square law applies to fragmentation munitions. At 200m from the device, chances of a) encountering a piece of shrapnel, and b) that piece of shrapnel having sufficient kinetic energy to seriously wound, are incredibly slim.
Want to work it out? 0.5(4/3[pi]r^3) for the radius of the blast, and divide that by the surface area of each piece of shrapnel. I'd wager you come out with a probability of contact around seven decimal places.
You must not know about the "special relationship" the US and UK have.
To put it bluntly (yet in a work-safe parlance), the UK gets the shaft in the wrong'un, and we get to agree to outrageous demand to extradite british nationals on flimsy "evidence" to a country which incarceration is big business in return.
The Proles have their bread and circuses. They feel empowered because they pushed a Rage Against The Machine song to Christmas No. 1 in the charts.
I'm not saying it's particularly nefarious (Bond-villain style), but the people at the top sure do know how to hold onto power.
Although a traffic circle is sometimes called a roundabout even in the U.S., U.S. traffic engineers make the distinction that in a roundabout entering traffic must always yield to traffic already in the circle, whereas in a traffic circle entering traffic is controlled by stop signs, or is not formally controlled.
Uhh, forgive my language, but ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME?! Not formally controlled?!
No wonder you hate the damn things!
A lot of those guns are in the hands of soldiers.
It is impossible to win a land war in Asia.
a *huge* hassle for end users.
Hassle?
http://www.i2p2.de/ No hassle at all.
I disagree. Sticking with cars (as is appropriate here), I'd consider it a design error if the stereo volume control knob was a SPST switch, a manufacturing error if it was installed connected to the seating controls, and a programming error if it caused the drivers seat to fold completely flat, then completely fold forward, three times a second.
Then kill your neighbour. Eat long pig for another week!
They're working on it. It'll be ready in late 2011
You must live on a flight path, as that's one hell of a WHOOSH over your head.