Still no reason to walk somebody against a window. I don't care if it was Osama Bin Laden himself.
it is not something a society should agree with.
Remember that "Innocent until guilty" part? It is not the officers part to decide that he is guilty and evene more not decide to give anybody a punishment 'because they deserve it'.
I understand what you are saying. What I am saying is that the glass breaking wasn't because of the cop using excessive force. The drunk guy put this hand through the window, either because he punched it or the glass was brittle. It's pretty clear from the video that the cop was just taking him to the wall of the station, where there are windows, to cuff him. Here's a link to the video so watch and decide for yourself: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKhnKoQAfXA
And remember, innocent until guilty works for both parties: the drunk guy and the cop.
The fact that people were glad to have him removed does not mean the cop didn't do anything wrong. It is precisely when it is inconvenient that we should demand legal and civil rights be upheld, otherwise laws are nothing more than empty phrases to be abandoned when some cop has characterologic problems or there is a handy mob nearby.
I agree completely with what you say. Having seen the video, I don't believe that the cop did anything wrong. The drunk guy held his hand up and put it through the window. Whether it broke because he punched it or the glass was brittle, I don't know. But it's clear from the video that the cop wasn't using excessive force. He was getting him to a wall to get his hands behind his back and get him handcuffed.
I'm sorry but under very few circumstances is pushing a guy through a piece of glass "doing nothing wrong."
The cop didn't push the guy through the window. The guy held his right hand up and put it through the window, breaking it. Here's the video. The window breaks at 0:25 so decide for yourself. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKhnKoQAfXA
the more recent case where a bart police officer grabbed someone [who did need to be taken off the train], walked the poor guy across the platform and smashed a glass barrier with the guy's face.
I saw the video of that. The guy being arrested was drunk and belligerent and was holding his hand out when it hit the glass. It wasn't his head but his hand that hit the glass. Did you see the video someone recorded of it and put online? The guy was picking fights with people on the train. When the officer pulled him off the train, you could hear everyone in the train car clapping. It was pretty clear that the officer didn't do anything wrong.
ZFS works great on Linux. Some of us don't care about the license, only if the software works. If you're a lawyer then I'm sure you love to get in a tizzy about the license, but for technical people with real work to do it's about whether the code works and is stable. It does and it is.
Firefox has slowly become more and more like what really bothered me about IE. Nothing specific -- but it's getting slower and buggier. Just like IE. It's not quick and light like it used to be.
I think the problem is all the extra javascript that is being added to the average web site. I've noticed sites getting slower and slower even on the same version of Firefox. Then 3.5 came out and sped things up a bit. I suspect that this will encourage developers to use more excessive javascript when it's not necessary and slow down their sites even more.
Does the availability of extensions put Chrome at risk of becoming bloated, like many complain about with Firefox?
Are there really people so dumb that they use that line of reasoning? The only reason something would be bloated once you installed extra software is because you installed extra software. If you don't want to "bloat" your program, then don't install any addons. Problem solved.
Then they should have chosen a new name than use the same name as an established language. By not doing so they have created confusion leading to people thinking, rightly so, that this is somehow an upgrade to the older Perl.
I do. I don't like having lots of windows open and I close them when I am done with them. If I'm done browsing the web, I close my browser. I can always click the icon again and launch it in a second if I need it. Likewise, if I'm done with any other program, I close it.
I agree with you about blocking cookies. I use the CookieCuller addon to review my cookies list about every week or two and see which ones go to what look like advertising and tracking sites. I then block those sites from setting cookies. I've also been looking at using the CS Lite addon which aims to be like NoScript for cookies, but it's not as user friendly as NoScript.
It could be slower. I haven't used ZFS outside of Linux for very long and haven't performed any speed tests. But it works for me. I get about 25MB/s with it. I'm using an older version (0.5.0) and a new stable version was released today that is supposed to be much faster. In any case, since FreeNAS is moving to Linux, then if FreeNAS users want to continue using it their choice becomes a matter of ZFS with slower performance or no ZFS at all.
Yes, it runs in userspace. It's not that slow for me. I can get about 25MB/s out of it, and I'm running an older release. A new stable version was released today and it has a number of performance improvements.
Often the entire page is delayed until it has been fully cached, meaning it COULD display that empty box and fill it in when it gets the info but insteads it decides to make you wait for it all at once.
Airing your dirty laundry on your blog is a sure-fire way to alienate the very people with which you want to reach an agreement. You've no doubt made it harder to resolve your differences amicably, even if Fusion Garage were the ones being dicks.
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Naughty words in which language? Only English?
People don't place emergency calls over 3G data connections. Those are voice calls.
Stop talking while you are chewing your food.
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I understand what you are saying. What I am saying is that the glass breaking wasn't because of the cop using excessive force. The drunk guy put this hand through the window, either because he punched it or the glass was brittle. It's pretty clear from the video that the cop was just taking him to the wall of the station, where there are windows, to cuff him. Here's a link to the video so watch and decide for yourself: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKhnKoQAfXA
And remember, innocent until guilty works for both parties: the drunk guy and the cop.
I agree completely with what you say. Having seen the video, I don't believe that the cop did anything wrong. The drunk guy held his hand up and put it through the window. Whether it broke because he punched it or the glass was brittle, I don't know. But it's clear from the video that the cop wasn't using excessive force. He was getting him to a wall to get his hands behind his back and get him handcuffed.
Here's the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKhnKoQAfXA
The cop didn't push the guy through the window. The guy held his right hand up and put it through the window, breaking it. Here's the video. The window breaks at 0:25 so decide for yourself. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKhnKoQAfXA
I saw the video of that. The guy being arrested was drunk and belligerent and was holding his hand out when it hit the glass. It wasn't his head but his hand that hit the glass. Did you see the video someone recorded of it and put online? The guy was picking fights with people on the train. When the officer pulled him off the train, you could hear everyone in the train car clapping. It was pretty clear that the officer didn't do anything wrong.
[grabs popcorn]
ZFS works great on Linux. Some of us don't care about the license, only if the software works. If you're a lawyer then I'm sure you love to get in a tizzy about the license, but for technical people with real work to do it's about whether the code works and is stable. It does and it is.
He wasn't responding to you.
I think the problem is all the extra javascript that is being added to the average web site. I've noticed sites getting slower and slower even on the same version of Firefox. Then 3.5 came out and sped things up a bit. I suspect that this will encourage developers to use more excessive javascript when it's not necessary and slow down their sites even more.
Are there really people so dumb that they use that line of reasoning? The only reason something would be bloated once you installed extra software is because you installed extra software. If you don't want to "bloat" your program, then don't install any addons. Problem solved.
"Doctor, it hurts when I do this!"
"Then don't do that."
Then they should have chosen a new name than use the same name as an established language. By not doing so they have created confusion leading to people thinking, rightly so, that this is somehow an upgrade to the older Perl.
I do. I don't like having lots of windows open and I close them when I am done with them. If I'm done browsing the web, I close my browser. I can always click the icon again and launch it in a second if I need it. Likewise, if I'm done with any other program, I close it.
I agree with you about blocking cookies. I use the CookieCuller addon to review my cookies list about every week or two and see which ones go to what look like advertising and tracking sites. I then block those sites from setting cookies. I've also been looking at using the CS Lite addon which aims to be like NoScript for cookies, but it's not as user friendly as NoScript.
It could be slower. I haven't used ZFS outside of Linux for very long and haven't performed any speed tests. But it works for me. I get about 25MB/s with it. I'm using an older version (0.5.0) and a new stable version was released today that is supposed to be much faster. In any case, since FreeNAS is moving to Linux, then if FreeNAS users want to continue using it their choice becomes a matter of ZFS with slower performance or no ZFS at all.
Yes, it runs in userspace. It's not that slow for me. I can get about 25MB/s out of it, and I'm running an older release. A new stable version was released today and it has a number of performance improvements.
ZFS is available for Linux.
ZFS works quite well in Linux. I've been using it for over a year with no problems.
...in 24 hours.
The first to get fired is the IT guy that didn't disable autorun on the company's computers.
As they are for each computer.
Yes, as unique as the next one that came off the assembly line, identical in every way as the former save the serial number.
Coral Cache links to the PDFs:
1. http://imsahp.chambana.net.nyud.net/~randall/dell/throttlegate.pdf
2. http://imsahp.chambana.net.nyud.net:8090/~randall/dell/Dell%20E6X00%20downclock%20problem%20high%20compatibility.pdf
That needs to be fixed in the browser.
Airing your dirty laundry on your blog is a sure-fire way to alienate the very people with which you want to reach an agreement. You've no doubt made it harder to resolve your differences amicably, even if Fusion Garage were the ones being dicks.