If you have a pulse.. and a conscious.. you cannot condone the continual violations of human rights.. the epic oppression of the people in his country while at the same time trying to make nice with this terrorist-in-charge.
Interesting claim since he’s doing just that with China, Russia and Saudi Arabia.
Maybe in an ideal world where no one has ever been wrongfully convicted. In the real world this has happened numerous times so many innocent people have taken plea bargains because the alternative of potentially being wrongfully convicted would be far worse.
Even as at the undergraduate level, 80 percent of the students are United States residents, that number, The New York Times reports, falls below 20 percent mark at the undergraduate level in several universities (Editor's note: the link could be paywalled).
Could this sentence be written more poorly? Does msmash have a 2 year old’s mastery of English?
No, people understand what “free” means. You aspies have tried to redefine the term to only mean what you think not what 99% of people mean when they use it.
If you have a pulse.. and a conscious.. you cannot condone the continual violations of human rights.. the epic oppression of the people in his country while at the same time trying to make nice with this terrorist-in-charge.
Interesting claim since he’s doing just that with China, Russia and Saudi Arabia.
LOL @ thinking Slashdot is that important.
Easy to say when you’re not facing the potential of being wrongfully convicted and receiving a far worse sentence.
Maybe in an ideal world where no one has ever been wrongfully convicted. In the real world this has happened numerous times so many innocent people have taken plea bargains because the alternative of potentially being wrongfully convicted would be far worse.
No lawyers involved
You mean except for the fact that lawyers, aka the profession from which we get the vast majority of politicians, who passed the law?
Someone overestimates how much value one random person’s Google account is to Google’s bottomline.
Oh no! You canceled a free account! Their next quarter revenues are sure to be decimated because of this!
If users report that it’s hard to use how can you say it’s not broken?
Not even a mention of the fact that it is used to spy on users...
First prove your claim and maybe he would address it.
Well if one person said so then clearly evey grad school program in every college must be exactly the same. *rolls eyes*
Even as at the undergraduate level, 80 percent of the students are United States residents, that number, The New York Times reports, falls below 20 percent mark at the undergraduate level in several universities (Editor's note: the link could be paywalled).
Could this sentence be written more poorly? Does msmash have a 2 year old’s mastery of English?
Why would they have been referring to anything else? The article is about T-Mobile in the US.
Except this is about copyrights not patents.
And yet people like yourself will use the term “stealing” in reference to using BSD code in full compliance with the license.
The Nazgul must not be that formidable or scary since SCO has kept the suit going on for more than a decade with no end in sight.
No, people understand what “free” means. You aspies have tried to redefine the term to only mean what you think not what 99% of people mean when they use it.
Browsers were able to display graphics long before HTML 5 existed.
Cool story, bro. Canvas is for procedurally generating graphics not just displaying something.
Yeah it’s for generating 2D graphics.
Neither does Aaron Swartz
Except the event is about Aaron Swartz not this attention whore trying to glom onto Aaron’s notoriety.
No he’s not. He’s not owed being mentioned at all.
Some guy is attention whoring that he doesn’t get special mention on a day meant to celebrate someone else.
Except it’s Qualcomm that filed suit against not Broadcom.
Cool story, bro.
The article is clearly about tech jobs hence all the references to computers.
So then wouldn’t that be an example where commuting does work?