...could this site have *any* more ads? Good lord, 15 seconds and there have already been THREE inline popup ads and a redirect ad, in addition to all the crap surrounding the article.
Do you know what the difference is between a useful scientist and not-so-useful scientist?
The not-so-useful scientist thinks like you. The useful one is the source for TFA.
The civilians controlling the military are elected - directly or indirectly - by those who not part of the Federal Government. Take a wild guess at which of those two groups I was referring to and I'll get back to you.
The major difference here - between Microsoft's 360 and Dell's PCs - is that Dell hid the fact that the devices were faulty from it's customers when asked. Lenovo on the other hand, acknowledged (to my knowledge) the existance of the problem once they'd become aware of it.
Wikileaks has never claimed to be unbiased. Assange himself explained that the organization will attempt to present material in a way to maximize impact.
Stop confusing Wikileaks with the WSJ.
Unlikely. Wikileaks has already commented that a large portion of it's meager funding is going/went towards Assange's travel and safety needs, and to the attempt at organizing a legal defense for Manning.
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But what about when Sony claims we only bought a license to view their movie? We're still left with encrypted movies we aren't able to backup....
...unless you should travel to the Hidden Temple, wherein lies the Brass Monkey, which might be guarded by horrible creatures in the Pit of Trial!
Put two in craigslist's personals and the rest on eBay. That ought to do it!
Why is this modded flamebait? It seems like a legitimate question for someone unfamiliar with why this is interesting.
...could this site have *any* more ads? Good lord, 15 seconds and there have already been THREE inline popup ads and a redirect ad, in addition to all the crap surrounding the article.
There is also the possibility that it falls under any of the various national security provisions which allow for secret warrants such as this.
Finally some real info.
C is the obvious answer here.
I think the termite might have eaten your thermite.
I know I wouldn't be pleased with a termite charge. Imagine all the structural damage!
Even if you read all the code, you still can't be sure.
Anyone else find it disturbing that this is funnier than it is insightful?
Do you know what the difference is between a useful scientist and not-so-useful scientist?
The not-so-useful scientist thinks like you. The useful one is the source for TFA.
It isn't everyone. Just this loser Mad Merlin.
Like I said in my next post, IANAL, especially IANASL. Hopefully some helpful Swede comes around and corrects me.
Bah, left out half my thought. I believe the immunity applies only to suits brought in civil court, though this is just an educated guess as IANAL.
You're confusing criminal and civil law. Copyright infringement is a tort - an issue of civil law, whereas pedo's are violating criminal law.
The civilians controlling the military are elected - directly or indirectly - by those who not part of the Federal Government. Take a wild guess at which of those two groups I was referring to and I'll get back to you.
The major difference here - between Microsoft's 360 and Dell's PCs - is that Dell hid the fact that the devices were faulty from it's customers when asked. Lenovo on the other hand, acknowledged (to my knowledge) the existance of the problem once they'd become aware of it.
Wikileaks has never claimed to be unbiased. Assange himself explained that the organization will attempt to present material in a way to maximize impact. Stop confusing Wikileaks with the WSJ.
Unlikely. Wikileaks has already commented that a large portion of it's meager funding is going/went towards Assange's travel and safety needs, and to the attempt at organizing a legal defense for Manning.
Yeah, those bastards. How dare they let the civilians controlling the military make informed decisions!
Not that I've bought one myself - or any Apple product ever for that matter - but that was my point, yes. :)
I've always considered a form of mental lock-in, similar in a way to the relationship between Microsoft and businesses.
Mod parent up!