I think you'll find that the oath he swore on the one hands prohibits him from disclosing top-secret information and on the other hand compells him to disclose it.
That is pretty bad, because you're going to have a hard time 'proving' all your money and belongings are yours rightfully. However, I'd say this Australian one is a little bit worse because it is a proactive law. This Swedish law you refer to sounds like it 'could' be used against you should the government decide to. However, the new Australian law is proactive, they are actually taking your 'unused' money right now, no questions asked.
Lets just load a monolithic OS kernel written in javascript into visitor's RAM with the full OSI stack. Distribute your website to these small OSs and have them serve everyone else in the local network....
It doesn't change the effect of the argument, but your slight change has a huge difference when followed through to conclusion. Cheese and chalk really.
The problem with quantum mechanics is that we suck at measurement. This really does put a spanner in the general workings of testing scientific theory.
Your right to life and right to control over your own property has served you reasonably well so far I hope.
I have a mortgage. I have no right to my property - in reality. I'm permitted to live here by the bank so long as I continue to serve. My right to life is completely subjective to anyone elses whim and my ability to defend myself. That's kind of my point, no rights or laws stop human nature. Any discouragement of an action by law and rights is worked around by those entities who wish to do so.
Also, rights and laws are subjective. One man's fish is another man's poisson.
The rifle doesn't need the laser to be continuously marking the target. Once you've got the laser on your target you confirm it (button) and then you can stop using the laser.
Dell Inspiron 1520. Had it for 6 years. Had Ubuntu on it for all that time. Never fresh installed, always in-place upgrade. No breakage in 6 years. Still in use too, the wife uses it for everything and I use it for older PC games (BF1942, DOTA, etc). Is that a pass?
Yes, well - excuse my ignorance. I love physics, but haven't been taught it. Also, I've never heard of a magnetic domain. Thanks for the reply - might have a look into it.
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I think you'll find that the oath he swore on the one hands prohibits him from disclosing top-secret information and on the other hand compells him to disclose it.
That is pretty bad, because you're going to have a hard time 'proving' all your money and belongings are yours rightfully. However, I'd say this Australian one is a little bit worse because it is a proactive law. This Swedish law you refer to sounds like it 'could' be used against you should the government decide to. However, the new Australian law is proactive, they are actually taking your 'unused' money right now, no questions asked.
The Australian Government just passed a law allowing them to claim your money in your bank account as their own if you haven't used it in a while.
I pick government.
Lets just load a monolithic OS kernel written in javascript into visitor's RAM with the full OSI stack. Distribute your website to these small OSs and have them serve everyone else in the local network....
Vanity, vanity, all is vanity. The question really is, as we wade through our world of relativity, what are the things worth fighting for?
Your generic, flowery dismissal is nothing more than a failure to face the issue squarely.
It doesn't change the effect of the argument, but your slight change has a huge difference when followed through to conclusion. Cheese and chalk really.
...I sense that APK is lurking nearby....
Can you have something that is both subtle and edgy at the same time? A superposition of the both states?
The problem with quantum mechanics is that we suck at measurement. This really does put a spanner in the general workings of testing scientific theory.
Subtle. Very subtle...
> Everyone knows GNU/Hurd...
Haven't GNU/Hurd...
There, FTFY.
Your right to life and right to control over your own property has served you reasonably well so far I hope.
I have a mortgage. I have no right to my property - in reality. I'm permitted to live here by the bank so long as I continue to serve. My right to life is completely subjective to anyone elses whim and my ability to defend myself. That's kind of my point, no rights or laws stop human nature. Any discouragement of an action by law and rights is worked around by those entities who wish to do so.
Also, rights and laws are subjective. One man's fish is another man's poisson.
Rights are a useless passive tool attempting fight a proactive enemy: human nature.
I must be missing the reference......
Event sourcing. snapshots are not the whole story.
Better believe it.
The rifle doesn't need the laser to be continuously marking the target. Once you've got the laser on your target you confirm it (button) and then you can stop using the laser.
I've replied with my own example. So, you're wrong?
I've denied it (practically - with an example). I guess that makes you wrong? Is that how it works on the Internet?
Dell Inspiron 1520. Had it for 6 years. Had Ubuntu on it for all that time. Never fresh installed, always in-place upgrade. No breakage in 6 years. Still in use too, the wife uses it for everything and I use it for older PC games (BF1942, DOTA, etc). Is that a pass?
Have you ever considered that no one cares? I mean, do you really care that much?
Ubuntu 14.04. Can't wait. Hope I'm not too disappointed.
Yeah, I agree. Jeremiah is being annoying. Almost as annoying as that APK guy. Now he is annoying.
Yes, well - excuse my ignorance. I love physics, but haven't been taught it. Also, I've never heard of a magnetic domain. Thanks for the reply - might have a look into it.
sources please?
Well, Kylin is official now. So yes, Ubuntu is now facilitating getting Linux to the People's Desktop.