In what part of 'NO LAW' do you find nuance? If they want to restrict speech, they must modify/repeal the 1st amendment. It's that simple. Already too many faulty interpretations have made it virtually toothless. A procedure is in place to make changes. They should be followed to the letter.
When evidence is withheld from the public, that usually indicates a cover-up. But you did a very nice job of labeling any and all challenges to the official conspiracy theory as a bunch of loons. Good show!
Yep, open source developers and the Java 'community' are not their clients. They are a specialized company.. moving away from commodity products. Good for security, no?
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In what part of 'NO LAW' do you find nuance? If they want to restrict speech, they must modify/repeal the 1st amendment. It's that simple. Already too many faulty interpretations have made it virtually toothless. A procedure is in place to make changes. They should be followed to the letter.
How do you route around a cut cable, or a jammed signal?
'S'mofo butter layin' me to da' BONE! Jackin' me up... tight me!
It's to set precedence (soften up the target), to use later when going after bigger money later
Take out a hit?
Well, if the president does it, it won't be illegal... by default.
Where's the PTT button?
If you see something, say something
I agree with the conspiracy theories of 9/11.
All of them? Or just the government's?
When evidence is withheld from the public, that usually indicates a cover-up. But you did a very nice job of labeling any and all challenges to the official conspiracy theory as a bunch of loons. Good show!
Actually, the 'question' was facetious, and apparently it went over like a lead balloon
Will it run in Excel?
Why aren't you doing sth. to stop your governemnt...
Because they'll come and take away our big screen TVs and SUVs and put us in a FEMA trailer and use us as medical experiments
Say hello to the new boss, same as the old boss.
You know, that shit's 40 years old now. Put a lid on it...
You don't understand. Oracle intends to build secure systems with their own hardware and protocols. There will be no java or open source.
It wants its long-johns back
Yep, open source developers and the Java 'community' are not their clients. They are a specialized company.. moving away from commodity products. Good for security, no?
Disguise it as an FBI key logger
Wait! You're both right! It's spyware AND a virus! Two taste treats in one!
No, wait.. It's a floor-wax AND a dessert topping!
Welcome to my nightmare
...she's never mistakenly put the goldfish into the toaster...
She wasn't around when toasters were a new invention. Now we know to put the goldfish between two slices of bread first
"The autolander lands very hard"
"This aircraft not equipped with autolander"
all spyware... Beware... It's a trap
"Underground"? The entire internet operates in plain sight and broad daylight, in full view of the people who provide your service.
It's the only way to defeat 'governance'.. Nothing personal, mind you. It's strictly business..
We all did by consent...
Well, I think the line goes:
"The first thing we do is kill all the robots."