If you're against Stem Cell research, odds are it has something to do with the "Right-to-life," "Life begins at birth," and other such nonsense. That belief will almost never change in a person, it's too strong and central of a belief.
Life doesn't begin until 18 years of age. Go ahead and slaughter anyone younger than that. Those conservative nut jobs and their crazy ideas that Life begins at birth.
They can't be the worse. The US is the worse by far. Living the the US is barely tolerable and people die constantly due to the large amounts of pollution in the air and people gunned down by their government. Everyone else in the world lives in peace and harmony. except of course the places that king bush has decided to invade in order to help pollute the US even more.
In the US, yes it is a lifestyle choice. Perhaps not the choice of "I want to live in poverty" but the choice being "I want to spend more than I make" or "I want to drink heavily and not go to work" or "I want to live in this same place that floods every year because thats where I've always lived" or "I want to continue using " or "I'm from the south side yo and that's where I'm staying" or "I'm going to continue to have child after child" or "I'm disabled and not going to go fill out my disability paperwork" or "I'm not going to work for someone else. I'll do my own thing" (and never do.)
In some places people are physically and politically oppressed to the point where they can't escape poverty. In the US it is a choice.
Linux supports only a very small percentage of the devices Windows supports.
By "devices" you must mean the very small subset of bleeding edge PC accessories. Otherwise, devices as a whole, I'd wager a bet that Linux supports not just more but an order of magnitude more.
Let's say that I create a nice little printer and I want it to be compatibly with Linux. This printer needs a driver so I write it and even make it GPL. Now I have to get it into the Kernel.... And now I have to wait for that Kernel to make it in to the major distros..... All the time I am selling them for Windows.
Since when have printer drivers been in the kernel? I add and remove updated printer drivers to the printing system CUPS all the time.
Or, they could take a clunky unintuitive but well known graphical user interface and rewrite a BSD/POSIX like kernel from a spaghetti code of underlying cruft, missfeatures, lockins and backwards bug compatibility.
"What will be interesting is what happens with actual swordfighting. If you complete a sword swing, but your opponent blocks it, the game will have to resolve the situation by... what? It's not an impossible problem, but it'll still be something new to get used to."
If it's the new Lightsaber game then maybe it'll use force feedback. HAHAHA get it "force feedback" You know, like the force. Lightsabers are from the movie series "Star Wars" where they used a magical power called the force, and controllers that simulate resistance are called "force feedback controllers," and the only way to get that feed back in a free form controller such as the one the wii uses would be through a magical effect such as "the force." It's funny mainly because I took this much time to explain it or not.
I don't know, that'll have to go back to committee for review and a committee revote. Then studies have to be re-done on the provision of feeding children while not killing kittens. It'll be 2 years before your new legislation comes back for a full vote. In that time $x children will have died of starvation and $x kittens will have grown into cats. Let's get this bill in now, and work on your bill at as a way to fix it in the future.
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Life doesn't begin until 18 years of age. Go ahead and slaughter anyone younger than that. Those conservative nut jobs and their crazy ideas that Life begins at birth.
They can't be the worse. The US is the worse by far. Living the the US is barely tolerable and people die constantly due to the large amounts of pollution in the air and people gunned down by their government. Everyone else in the world lives in peace and harmony. except of course the places that king bush has decided to invade in order to help pollute the US even more.
$ apt-cache stats
Total package names : 32368 (1295k)
Normal packages: 24717
Pure virtual packages: 508
Single virtual packages: 1876
Mixed virtual packages: 234
Missing: 5033
That's a lot of packages, and they are all maintained by volunteers.
My tool box has two items. Duct tape and WD-40.
If it moves and it's not suppose to Duct Tape it.
If it doesn't move and it is suppose to WD-40 it.
In the US, yes it is a lifestyle choice. Perhaps not the choice of "I want to live in poverty" but the choice being "I want to spend more than I make" or "I want to drink heavily and not go to work" or "I want to live in this same place that floods every year because thats where I've always lived" or "I want to continue using " or "I'm from the south side yo and that's where I'm staying" or "I'm going to continue to have child after child" or "I'm disabled and not going to go fill out my disability paperwork" or "I'm not going to work for someone else. I'll do my own thing" (and never do.)
In some places people are physically and politically oppressed to the point where they can't escape poverty. In the US it is a choice.
Republicans - "Kill people because we see them to be guilty." (true or not)
Democrats - "Kill people that are innocent in the name of choice."
Which is more evil?
Every single word that Obama or McCain says right now is in hopes of them getting elected.
Lots of places have. Unfortunately it seems to have cut off oxygen to their brains.
sounds like liberal bias to me.
I think Sun as a patent on that numbering system.
I had to recompile my balls.
Ok, I can see the humor.
Or, only purchase stuff from manufacturers that play nice.
By "devices" you must mean the very small subset of bleeding edge PC accessories. Otherwise, devices as a whole, I'd wager a bet that Linux supports not just more but an order of magnitude more.
Since when have printer drivers been in the kernel? I add and remove updated printer drivers to the printing system CUPS all the time.
Buy the General Lee, and get a job at a day care.
Right now they're trying to get out of the 70s and back into the 60s with hints of the 50s, and a nice modern look.
maybe something like a:
# make currentsys_config
Yea, at least dealing with the private sector and private contracts you don't have to worry about any of those issues.
"Ultimate reliability" and "Pentium class from the 90s" just doesn't really go well together.
Or, they could take a clunky unintuitive but well known graphical user interface and rewrite a BSD/POSIX like kernel from a spaghetti code of underlying cruft, missfeatures, lockins and backwards bug compatibility.
oh, wait...
"What will be interesting is what happens with actual swordfighting. If you complete a sword swing, but your opponent blocks it, the game will have to resolve the situation by... what? It's not an impossible problem, but it'll still be something new to get used to."
If it's the new Lightsaber game then maybe it'll use force feedback. HAHAHA get it "force feedback" You know, like the force. Lightsabers are from the movie series "Star Wars" where they used a magical power called the force, and controllers that simulate resistance are called "force feedback controllers," and the only way to get that feed back in a free form controller such as the one the wii uses would be through a magical effect such as "the force." It's funny mainly because I took this much time to explain it or not.
Or few. For one the size of a Volkswagen beetle.
I thought it was second hand smoke.
Hmm, they say they're developing a technology to help prevent passive eavesdropping then:
"so their solution only helps against passive eavesdropping. I'm not impressed."
Some people really confuse me.
I don't know, that'll have to go back to committee for review and a committee revote. Then studies have to be re-done on the provision of feeding children while not killing kittens. It'll be 2 years before your new legislation comes back for a full vote. In that time $x children will have died of starvation and $x kittens will have grown into cats. Let's get this bill in now, and work on your bill at as a way to fix it in the future.