I'm more concerned with what happens when the so-far-silent majority decides they are a threat and does something. It can only mean another step on the road to Treacherous Computing.
And those people who make a living and get the most attractive members of the opposite sex for being able to do 100 apm in Starcraft are taking the game too seriously?
I agree mostly with this, reduce our army of conquerors, keep our national guard, and only use our forces as part of UN actions.
I would agree with it even more if the UN Security Council wasn't broken as designed, but that's an issue for another day.
So because we didn't do anything in the past, we should never do anything in the present or future? We (the United States) are not allowed to admit we made a mistake in Iraq and try to fix that mistake by stopping our unilateral regime-change actions and instead joining a UN action against Gaddafi? That it is the French and US providing the forces does not change that it is a UN mission.
The people against Bush were against the questionable intelligence of WMDs by the Hussein regime.
This UN-sanctioned action is to protect civilians against a violent quelling of a peaceful uprising.
Can you see a difference there?
Don't forget that Microsoft wants to reform our patents to be "First to file", putting even more shackles on innovation. You fail to patent, or file slowly? That's okay! We will patent for you, and then sue you for violating our patent!
Yeah, I had to go bring my eyes in for their 20-year tune-up, and they were rooting around in my liver and noticed a bit of cirrosis causing some blockage so I'm gonna have to go back in and get that removed. Might have them take a look at my spleen while they're at it, my blood cell count has sounded a bit low recently.
Someone testified that Mark confessed to him and tried to get him to kidnap a potential witness. His wife was suspicious and told other people such. The search evidence isn't the only thing around this guy's neck.
Or better, when the major backbone providers catch on and decide they should be getting a slice of the pie? They control the pipes, and oligopolies are doing so well for consumers in the telephone and television markets.
Our governments may all suck, but I've joined the tens of dozens of people who enjoy FlashBlock with their browsing experience! FlashBlock, now available for Chrome and other major browsers, lets you block stupid marketing tools that wake up your roommates with unexpected sounds. FlashBlock! Don't browse the web without it! (endorsement not paid for by anybody, unless they want to)
Because there's absolutely no money to be made in China. There's no history or culture to explore in China. There's no opportunity in China except to bang Chinese chicks.
Wonder if he'll bring her back home to America where there's money, history, and culture...
(2) There's a legal and moral distinction between being insulting or derogatory speech (Westergaard, Onion) and inciting violence (Dove).
So if I make everyone know that by insulting my pet cat, they are inciting violence, then it is against the law?
"Inciting violence" is no reason to stop speaking, it's the best reason to keep speaking.
I'm more concerned with what happens when the so-far-silent majority decides they are a threat and does something. It can only mean another step on the road to Treacherous Computing.
But if we only focused on the important stuff, there wouldn't be anything for the legal system to do the other 80% of the time.
The GUI is not good for building tasks from a set of data and a set of actions. OS X's Automator is a good example of the GUI's failure here.
According to various sources in TFA, he has two houses. Do you have an extra house you could sell to reduce your debt load?
It's not fraud when rich people do it.
And those people who make a living and get the most attractive members of the opposite sex for being able to do 100 apm in Starcraft are taking the game too seriously?
When 30% of our food doesn't even get eaten?
I agree mostly with this, reduce our army of conquerors, keep our national guard, and only use our forces as part of UN actions. I would agree with it even more if the UN Security Council wasn't broken as designed, but that's an issue for another day.
So because we didn't do anything in the past, we should never do anything in the present or future? We (the United States) are not allowed to admit we made a mistake in Iraq and try to fix that mistake by stopping our unilateral regime-change actions and instead joining a UN action against Gaddafi? That it is the French and US providing the forces does not change that it is a UN mission.
Also, if we wanted oil, they'd be called "Terrorists", not "rebels" or "freedom fighters".
The people against Bush were against the questionable intelligence of WMDs by the Hussein regime. This UN-sanctioned action is to protect civilians against a violent quelling of a peaceful uprising. Can you see a difference there?
FTFA: "The UN Security Council has passed a resolution authorising "all necessary measures" to protect civilians in Libya from pro-Gaddafi forces."
Adam West started doing it earlier. So it's a shouting match you want, eh? Well game on Quahog! AAAAAH! AAAAAH! AAAAH! AAAH AH! I'm beating you!
It's not Joss Whedon presents Cowboy Bebop, it was Joss Whedon presents Outlaw Star
Don't forget that Microsoft wants to reform our patents to be "First to file", putting even more shackles on innovation. You fail to patent, or file slowly? That's okay! We will patent for you, and then sue you for violating our patent!
Just let me use the bandwidth you give me any way I want to! Why does tethering cost more? Why does adding a 3G hotspot device cost more?
Yeah, I had to go bring my eyes in for their 20-year tune-up, and they were rooting around in my liver and noticed a bit of cirrosis causing some blockage so I'm gonna have to go back in and get that removed. Might have them take a look at my spleen while they're at it, my blood cell count has sounded a bit low recently.
I go to my local library, too
Someone testified that Mark confessed to him and tried to get him to kidnap a potential witness. His wife was suspicious and told other people such. The search evidence isn't the only thing around this guy's neck.
Or better, when the major backbone providers catch on and decide they should be getting a slice of the pie? They control the pipes, and oligopolies are doing so well for consumers in the telephone and television markets.
Our governments may all suck, but I've joined the tens of dozens of people who enjoy FlashBlock with their browsing experience! FlashBlock, now available for Chrome and other major browsers, lets you block stupid marketing tools that wake up your roommates with unexpected sounds. FlashBlock! Don't browse the web without it! (endorsement not paid for by anybody, unless they want to)
Verbing weirds language.
Because there's absolutely no money to be made in China. There's no history or culture to explore in China. There's no opportunity in China except to bang Chinese chicks. Wonder if he'll bring her back home to America where there's money, history, and culture...
(2) There's a legal and moral distinction between being insulting or derogatory speech (Westergaard, Onion) and inciting violence (Dove).
So if I make everyone know that by insulting my pet cat, they are inciting violence, then it is against the law? "Inciting violence" is no reason to stop speaking, it's the best reason to keep speaking.
I don't want Flash in the mobile browser, I want Flash as a mobile app development kit.