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  1. Click on Install.shell, don't use shell in a GUI! on VM Enables 'Write-Once, Run Anywhere' Linux Apps · · Score: 0
    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    A shell in a GUI is not the purpose of a GUI; the GUI is nothing more than the presentation and manipulation of data through these interfaced graphical clients that can manipulate one-another.

    Dear user: Insert the CD. Type make all; make install. Press return and go for coffee."


    And I would say, direct your client to run INSTALL.SHELL of which that file would contain the instructions;



      #!/bin/bash

      # INSTALL.SHELL -be a loser, conceal our dependent nature on the shell
      # by running some GUI crud in X11 with a little trap program that mediates
      # between the GUI trap program and the compiler's problems in shell-hell.
      # oh, and use the GUI to tell the user that we need help that could be fixed
      # by user interpretation and input... -interactive.

      export DISPLAY=:0.0
      export MyWidgetUseXDisplayGUI=1
      cd src

      my-trap-prog -prepare -presententation $MyWidgetUseXDisplayGUI

      make all | my-trap-prog -record-compile-err-as 1.compile.log

      my-trap-prog -test 1.compile.log -gui-exhibit remedy -with-acknowledgments -interactive

      make install | my-trap-prog -record-installation-err-as 1.install.log

      my-trap-ptroc -test 1.install.log -gui-exhibit remedy -with-acknowledgments -interactive

    Stop using shell
  2. Not so. File-management skills. on VM Enables 'Write-Once, Run Anywhere' Linux Apps · · Score: 0

    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    I suppose it was once fassionable that a man was taught to be a processor and compiler, then he taught a machine to be a processor and compiler by means of mechanicaly-inclined sprockettes; now, because the man of today has been entertained to use a machine before learning behind that Type Writer we now have an electro-mechanical computer to return the favor of teaching the fair man how to manipulate whole files for the sake of the recorded data enveloped within. It's all a large filing cabinette, with portfolios stuffed full of proprietary data to certain programs and their application of legislated and natural discussions to communication or tranception in a trans-national and trans-continental congress to state their cause to preserve their reality as given them in like-Turing protocol.

    The difficulty occurring at the command prompt is basic file-management skills not being amicably presented and discernable to the person. A simple little prompt that says "Welcome to the command prompt! Complete a command by `entering' it with the carriage `return' key. The first command you should know, and return to when you need assistance, is `help'."

    I have not yet seen a Linux distribution open a `konsole' or `xterm' with any of that prefixed presentation prefatory to a $ or # prompt. Neither have I seen any integration of certain dynamic widgets to change environment variables in a concise way while the application has seized context of its session; perhaps because not all of the terminals behind a Bash or Korn shell within an `xterm' or `konsole' were designed to interact with any of it.

    Let's keep our focus pointed on file management utilities and how they have been named to a shorthand-- `cp' source ... target will copy a file from source file to the target destination with acknowledgment to overwrite the file if it already exists. `rm' source ... target will re-move (delete) the title of a file in favor of its records to be displaced or deleted by the growth of another file record (the data that was attached to that file name can be recovered, but only if it can be discerned accuratly from other data that also may have been isolated for deletion). `ls' or `ls' *pat*tern* will list the titles or names of records or can also list them in preference of an Order to pattern that can vary with the placement of an asterisk (*). `cd' directory will change the immediate scope of the command prompt to the directory reference.

    That's copy and delete; every Clerk of the Court knows those basic principles, and that is only at the command prompt. Who ever said a command prompt should be in a GUI? `xterm' and `konsole' should be looked upon as the foul and black-sheep of the GUI, because a GUI isn't supposed to be central on the foundation layer of a host but is the mediator between applications and preferably a database protocol independent of the crufty Unix/LFS and Microsoft formats of the filesystem. Imagine a GUI that doesn't manipulate its data as would on the "file system" as we know it, but must always look to a relational database unlike the format of the underlying host. What kind of fool would have a executable Code stored in the same way as would Data? Why is the /home directory in similar appearance to /bin, and why is the "fine-grained" discernment between those intentions an obfuscated file permission and file ownership that could be flipped without cause of log and record?

  3. Before they can regulate: security agreement on Best Presidential Candidate for Nerds? · · Score: 0

    As well, look up the clause that Congress shall make no law impeding commerce. Check your modern defenition of "regulate" is not the same as "regulate" when that Constitution was forged (~1871). Also, the several States are not the united States, and neither is that pirate nation "the United States" corrupting the original nation "America" to be confused with the united States of America or the Confederacy styled as "The United States of America."

  4. Found it, didn't see it at first. on Polyethylene Bulletproof Vests Better Than Kevlar · · Score: 0
    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    Look at the third URL in the list at the bottom, the one titled "Canadian Man Beats Entire U.S. Military Industrial Complex", and look one article below it on the same page.

    Specifically, the article is titled "Dirty underwear no longer to be an issue?", but was quoted from its LIVESCIENCE.COM host nanofabric/Self-Cleaning Underwear Goes For Weeks Without Washing That's what we were looking to find. URL for the article that I found it upon is http://funnynewsstories.wordpress.com/2007/01/09/d irty-underwear-no-longer-to-be-an-issue/, and quoted;

    Self-cleaning fabrics could revolutionize the sport apparel industry. The technology, created by scientists working for the U.S. Air Force, has already been used to create t-shirts and underwear that can be worn hygenically for weeks without washing.

    The new technology attaches nanoparticles to clothing fibers using microwaves. Then, chemicals that can repel water, oil and bacteria are directly bound to the nanoparticles. These two elements combine to create a protective coating on the fibers of the material.

    This coating both kills bacteria, and forces liquids to bead and run off.

    The U.S. military spent more than $20 million to develop the fabric, deriving from research originally intended to protect soldiers from biological weapons.


    Not intending to be a one-man discussion, but WD-40 has one of the traits to keep water-based solutions from a material, but that may be only half the battle. On related discussion, to store some types of edible roots for longer duration would need the matter to be submerged in a non-toxic wax; then again, not a viable solution for balmy environments that it would be implemented onto.
  5. /. covered a "Fresh" story, but search dies. on Polyethylene Bulletproof Vests Better Than Kevlar · · Score: 0

    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    Does anyone know what is wrong with Slashdot search? The story was last year, in about August. The story was about Scientists found an enzyme to spray on their lab-coats that would dissolve/eat the microscopic material emit and deposited by the sweat glands. Looking to Google, all I found was the junk those US'ian licensed "hunters" use to block or disguise their sweat from "game" animals.

    I thought this was a good study, because many members of those street-patroling police-fraternal Orders stop wearing their body-armor because it inhibits flexibility, eventually chaffes their skin, or collects a bad odor consistent with non-washed clothing. On another train of thought, WD-40 was said to be a repellant to odor as well as the verry waters that supplement the nutrition of the microbes that create odorous matter.

    At least these advertisements are consistent, and not on the front-page of Slashdot as though it were news, in result of a Google search for the same Slashdot articles that not-even Slashdot search could return:

    "Wash in SPORT-WASH and use N-O-DOR spray to oxidize body odors";
    http://www.huntingnet.com/articles/articles.aspx?a rticles_id=528

    FOUR OLD SCENT STRATEGIES, AND ONE NEW ONE: "stay downwind, clothes washed in baking soda makes you smell like anything you come in contact with, wear carbon-based clothing, and use that magic spray";

    http://www.whitetailu.com/4-15-nullo.html

    You gotta love this one: "Canadian Man Beats Entire U.S. Military Industrial Complex": body armor;
    http://funnynewsstories.wordpress.com/tag/clothes/

    Scent-Lok video and article;
    http://www.scentlok.com/science.asp

  6. There are bullet-proof materials available on Polyethylene Bulletproof Vests Better Than Kevlar · · Score: 0

    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    My experimentation with body-armor is qualified, having secured split/spent Kevlar vests from a good captain that were salvaged from a dumpster of a police-fraternal Order. Kevlar can't deflect the second bullet if it hits in the same place, and any matter of Kevlar to continue into the flesh of a man would be fatal within a week due to infection.

    Pick any material that has no compression and find a way to use it as body armor. It was long thought that water has no compression, but recently they found that water becomes combustible when it is electrically charged-negative and put under a vacuum with flame. Clay, or even glass, has almost no compression; the greater difficulty is to support it in such a way that it doesn't crack.

    I disclosed an idea with a friend that I wanted to make tempered-glass ball bearings. This was said exaclty one Month ago, because tempered glass would shatter on the smallest pressure on an edge of two meeting faces; so, my question was whether to remove the edge by making it round? Tempered glass is resistant to heat, by keeping it in the glass "oven" longer after it is rolled out; also, the heat-treatment process makes the glass less-brittle, and well resistant to crack on impact: I would entertain an experiment to super-treat the glass into marble-sized ball bearings, even try to fasten it into armor plating. Of'court in the matter to resist a bullet, the worse a bullet could do is absorb all its energy into the impact and cause more damage, while a bullet that moves through a the flesh of a man would do less damage than if it was absorbed into the armor or stopped in the middle of the verry flesh to sit.

    Infection kills more men (male or female) than the bullets themselves. If pain was ever measured as a sign of fear, then tempered glass shattered and sitting inside a man would be just as much an interruption by pain if not a good substance that wouldn't cause infection. In all body-armor, the very material that is sewn or assembled around the armor and the armor itself, causes as much death by infection after the surgery as would the bullet to damage the organs and parts in a man.

  7. Hydrgone and Oxygen /w Stainless-306 electrolysis on Ethanol Demand Is Boosting Food Prices Worldwide · · Score: 0

    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    Look up information derivative on the Joe Cell. They found that a homebrew cell that simply charged water as an electrolyte does induct energy from the "ether", and with the charged electrolyte put under the vacuum of a combustion engine would draw an unknown combustible power source with infinite energy efficiency. Stemming from the Joe Cell experimentation were results of greater potention, Electrolysis of water; nothing more than 12-volts DC at less than 500 mili-amperes would efficiently split water into HHO, whereby its combustion yielded more energy than that which was collected to split the molecule.

    Stainless Steel alloy 304 and 316 were commonly used, and not as efficient as when Stainless Steel alloy 306 was used to construct the cylinders and chamber. It costs no more than USD 30 to build one, and I've bought some stainless on eBay for less than that; look for someone that owns prefereably the SS-306 and it is more cost effective to build more than one chamber and that the seller cuts the tube or rod to the length needed (just for practicality of their having the tools and cutting-discs on hand).

    There are many more projects claiming for the 50-cent Joe Cell that used Aluminium. Any projects that claim the production of Hydrogen is too expensive or requires more than USD 50 of parts is a champertain or trying to derive money or a Servicable function out of an inexpensive matter that should return to daily life cheaper than a solar panel system: inexpensive energy from free sources, not the "free energy" that we would think it to be.

  8. Re:Ritalin is legal "Speed", a sham, for profit. on Texting Teens Generating OMG Phone Bills · · Score: 0
    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    sure, doctors maybe hand out medicine too readily these days as an easy substitute for counselling and other ways of dealing with problems.


    I learned to not be quick on presuming when there is an actual doctor present or there is someone "acting" like a doctor rather than be one. Some dress as would a doctor and time to time they act like a marketer for a product that doesn't need a doctor. All the children that blessed me with their presence were always behaviorally over-active because of the excitement of life, and I riled them up too much because of all the fun things that could be done; they would listen to me and want so to be with me out in the forests and plains to find things or collect creatures, that the remaining world that limits their excitement becomes nothing more than a sadistic dream. It's civilization that worsens life, from the toxic plastics used to store food and to the trends marketed to society to bend one's opinion to a momentary artifice of politic.

    That's true that food consumption is the cause of most disorder in the nervous system. Especially it is known all additives to food are the cause of it, in preservation to enhancing the flavor in a premature way. Just to recollect that the Federal FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION defines "drug" as "any substance advertised to cure a disease." It is to say that a drug marketed to "cure" depression by causing depression, is thereby to say it cured your disease like cement curing under the sun! In my experience, I've never seen a doctor in a white lab-coat; they're all marketers, and no different than the "part swappers" in a garage and "paint mixing machine" operators at Homo Depot. Maybe remove the conflict of interest that AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION causes in the market of products in favor of stockholders, then there would be someone more qualified to be a doctor.

    I've been around families that would argue with you for political reasons that conflict with my property or another's property, and just assume to diagnose any as mentally ill or compelled to use medication just to dim the smart wit out of the presentation of the counter-defense to their argument. Those are the same corrupting into the actual Doctors that work to visit the sick at their domicile to not cause any disease spread by meeting at a confined building (think HMO). Good health to you, and try to get a hold of some authentic Tibetan Goji berries, because they are as near to a natural remedy for all cases of alleged disease or non-disease effects of nutrition imbalance.
  9. Re:Blizzard is ripping new-age aesthetic trends. l on Blizzard Announces StarCraft 2 · · Score: 0

    Firstly, I believe you are referring to the energy sword in Halo. Nevertheless, I don't really think one can copyright lunging with a sword, even if it is bluish and glowy. Ever played an earlier first POV title known as "Hexen"? Perhaps even "Quake1"? They would be vastly more entertaining if they were written to give that extra lunge. Even "Doom1" would be a lot more entertaining to be able to lunge with that chainsaw. Not only the lunging, there is an element of traversing through the fallen foe when the hitpoints are discharged, or the advent of repetitive return attacks. It just adds a desparate element of physics, as opposed to prior titles that were nothing more than the repetitive hand-to-hand skirmishes.

  10. Hey, easy now. on Blizzard Announces StarCraft 2 · · Score: 0
    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    What the fuck are you talking about? Seriously, your entire post was just garbled crap. You know, you're not getting moderated down by "lurker moderators" because of your opinion of Oregon like you claim, you are getting moderated down because your posts make no fucking sense.

    It does make sense, if you interpret my words in light of a faulty NX bit. I don't have as much time to type as I would like, sow many times a parenthesis is omit. This causes the run-on sentance that you and our fellow readers see. "NX bit" is my explanation, by adaptation of microprocessor lingo that can be summarised as data or elements of knowledge that are misplaced into executive mode (declaratory sentancing). Also, it is sometimes difficult to proofread in a Lynx webbrowser. I hope am am relieved of just a little anger, and scrutinized with a pen not as haughty. The matter in Oregon was almost 7 Years ago, and the video was an opinion of a non-oathed "judge" sitting en banc in an administrative capacity (Constitution-Article 7, inferior court), where he admitted that there was no trial of the fact (pursuant to the First Judiciary Act), and all the prosecution of presumption from their corporate CHILD AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES franchise and agency was about attachment of Code to property (the children are incorporated property -- aka "chattel" trusted to those fine administrators); it was about Code, not Fact; and that is not off-topic, whereas anyone hear should find the matter revealing even in person of their job to codify their software.

    Yes, I'm sure they'd enjoy paying hundreds of thousands of dollars, maybe even millions, per month to maintain the game because you think it shouldn't cost money. Demons you're an idiot.

    Well, do you? It's a complete product when it is put on the market, with a complete disclosure of the sale without attachment of non-disclosed matters; yet they make modifications disguised as corrections that are inconsistent with the sale, and they are lying about the fitness and merchantability of the product so-far as disclosing the matter in writing under 7-point print; even US Congress decided that any contract or instrument with print under 7-point is null and void, but then there is Blizzard Entertainment Inc and certain FDIC-insured credit gaols and debt repositories/banks puting small-print on their instruments (ex. signature-line of checks and orders). Besides the common-law maxim that "fraud vitiates all contracts), Are you that much more satisified with the server layout and pricing to even know that it is a Special service of Blizzard to have two relationships with the owner of the title to the property? One to have and to hold, while the other to service the network mode which it displaces with its own monopoly. Consider the PVPGN that implemented alternative "closed realm" protocol for titles of Blizzard Entertainment; the people are satisifed in the scalability of each local server to trunk onto the network in a distributed and cost-effect fassion.


    Quit bitching. Battle.net is free. Sane people don't complain about free.

    Make a claim that I can give you relief from, because it's not a matter of bitching but to acknowledge the unlawful activity to remove the matter as nothing more than a nuissance of criminal elements in Blizzard. I'm just pointing out that there is Blizzard's side of Battle.net, then there is non-Blizzard independent Battle.net. I'm not bitching; the same mode that Blizzard claims is more secure is a marketer's lie; think of the children sucked-into the hype that pre-payed and fee'd Battle.net is only available, while legitimate and lawful solutions exist without Blizzard. Those alternative solutions are litigiously sued and pursued by anti-competitive elements in Blizzard Entertainment Inc, causing

  11. Looks like the parenting begins on Slashdot. on Texting Teens Generating OMG Phone Bills · · Score: 0
    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    If I had mod-points, then I would mod you up to prove one point; your use of a trademark "Ritalin" to tread alleged disease and disability, as opposed to using the scientific or common names from which Ritalin is actually legalized "Speed"

    Yes, there is an answer: Ritalin.

    But seriously, most of the time bad behavior is the result of misunderstood parenting.

    Some people give the kid no boundaries and not enough guidance, which is a disaster.
    Some people give their kids too many boundaries and too much guidance, which also is a disaster.

    (And quite a few parents get it right)

    The kid in scenario 1 will feel like their parents don't love it and don't care for its wellbeing.
    The kid in scenario 2 will either rebel, or become a follower unable to make its own decisions.

    Balanced does it. The real world is an ambiguous place, and your job is to prepare your kid for the real world.


    If a remedy to Alzheimer's disease appeared in the form of a commercial solution, monopolized to sell an expensive refined derivative of an inexpensive herb that grows almost as easy as a Dandelion, would you call it Cannabis Indica/Sativa, Marijuana, or "MD GreenHeal Plus(tm)"?

    Other than that, good post; it shows how that anyone that actually intends to be "parent" is looking more to satisfy their schedule, whether too much or too little of the application of parenting, rather than casually enjoin situation with experience as an equal to the child they parent. Some parents prefer their children misbehave in front of them to a stimulus, and ease a remedy that is both unmistakably and attractively superior and beneficial to the tedious and over-exertion inherint in the misbehavior. There are also some parents that are just as incline to misbehave in their remedy, that the children would misbehave elsewhere and not in the presence of the parent; causing the double life many would see fit to store on FACEBOOK.COM and MYSPACE.COM :-).
  12. Ritalin is legal "Speed", a sham, for profit. on Texting Teens Generating OMG Phone Bills · · Score: 0
    This isn't meant to be offensive or cause of libel to anyone. I escaped the accusations with daily rebuttals in a zeal greater than the littanies of slander belched at me from the Article-7 "inferior courts". Just try it on for size, as I write, because I hear the stories all day long about who is convinced that they have ADHD or ADD. Propaganda branded and debilitative to one's name is that of an ADD-ict, and propaganda can get rid of the symptoms and the legal burdens of unproven claims. Consider the work of Dennis H. Clark (HOW PSYCHIATRY IS MAKING DRUG ADDICTS OUT OF AMERICA'S SCHOOL CHILDREN) and Tina Blue (Ritalin Abuse. To quote Clark;

    HOW THE CHILD IS LABELED

    What is "Attention Deficit Disorder"? Who "diagnoses" it? How is it treated? What are the results of that treatment? Who pays the bill? How is it that a "disease" no one even heard of a few years ago has swept through our children in our schools? Is this a more serious epidemic than AIDS? Is it contagious? Can you catch it from your children? Let's see if we can answer these questions from the writings of the "experts" who invented the "disease." The American Psychiatric Association publishes a text called "The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders." This has been translated into German and forms the accepted guidelines for what are considered to be "mental illnesses," or as they are more modernly referred to, "mental disorders." The text is now in its third edition which was revised in 1987. It is generally referred to by its abbreviated title for its revised edition as DSM-III-R. This reference text is the "bible"of the psychiatric industry. The "diagnostic numbers" for each specific label are accepted internationally and are used by the World Health Organization and the World Federation of Mental Health. One of those numbers is 314.01 which indicates the "Diagnostic Criteria for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder" from the DSM-III-R. Millions of America's children have been labeled with this so-called disorder and put on Ritalin. See how for yourself. The following are the "criteria" for this "disease" taken directly without change from the psychiatric text. A. A disturbance of at least six months during which at least eight of the following are present: (1) [the child] often fidgets with hands or feet or squirms in seat. (in adolescents, may be limited to subjective feelings of restlessness) (2) [this child] has difficulty remaining seated when required to do so (3) [the child] is easily distracted (4) [the child] has difficulty awaiting turn in games or group situations (5) [the child] often blurts out answers to questions before they have been completed (6) [the child] has difficulty following through on instructions from others, example, fails to finish chores (7) [the child] has difficulty sustaining attention in tasks or play activities (8) [the child] often shifts from one uncompleted activity to another (9) [the child] has difficulty playing quietly (10) [the child] often talks excessively (11) [the child] often interrupts or intrudes on others, example, butts into other children's games (12) [the child] often does not seem to listen to what is being said to him or her (13) [the child] often loses things necessary for tasks or activities at school or at home, examples, toys, pencils, books, assignments (14) [the child] often engages in physically dangerous activities without considering the possible consequences, (example, runs into the street without looking). B. Onset before the age of seven. C. Does not meet the criteria for Pervasive Developmental Disorder. These criteria would seem rather funny if they didn't result in these children being turned into drug addic

  13. Not so. Congressional Supplements to Cert' Admir. on Sunken Treasure Worth $500 Million Found Off England · · Score: 0
    No lien needs to be done. Salvage is non-domestic. According to Congressional Supplements to Certain Admiralty and Maritime Claims, all "seizures on land" and "wage garnishments" go through a District Court. This would isolate that Specie coined is without denomination if the title/debt-currency evaluation is not stamped on the face. It would go to say that a face on a coin is legal title to societal appraisal the coin conveys, as opposed to the the verry asset or material content of the coin. Coin that lacks any of said FACE VALUE would be redeemed as lawful money, otherwise as mere numismatic tokens. This is why even in codes comprised of inclusion to negotiable instruments Law that whomever is Negotiating the value of an instrumend it would need to be acknowledged by stamp or allonge that it is accepted for value. This is why on every Receipt of product, good, or service that comes into my Hold, that I endorse with red ink on the face with the following statement;

    Conditionally accepted for value, and
    Conditionaly agreed, but upon Proof of Claim.
    -c.m. the Gregory Thomas(tm)

    whereis it is then signed in black ink;

    /$N/ MUNDT, without prejudice.


    The larger question in administrative tribunals that prevail to lay dormant a Court of record is the question of "claim" and "proof of claim" whereas stray from that denizen would be a benefit of the inferior "courts" for the state-child "citizen" to practice presenting and isolating mere fact and process from a pre-araigned script property of the original estate. What this would mean to say is the separation of legal name from true name, but nonetheless: Commerce creates title to property, and internationally this is known by use of the copyright administrative executice codes incorporated as Uniform Commercial Code (property of Unidroit). Lawful Money tends to have the legal title printed on its face, so none can create a title to a title.

    There was a case in Canada of a man that emptied his savings account of debt currency into a brief-case; carrying that reem of monetized paper, he boarded a bus which shortly wrecked and burned with his life-savings of debt-notes strayed. He presented the issue to the corporation that facilitated his draw to the registry that day (fictitious bank), and fresh debt-notes were printed pursuant to Canada and its insurance policy self-evident in their debt-note system. A corporation from the District of Columbia, known to work in concert with another corporation known as "United States", also provides insurance policy for its non-negotiable non-redeemable non-promisory notes that are printed with its intellectual property; that FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM is no different as to replace those debt notes, and wave of insurance policy in accord to Title 12 Sec. 411 of US Code would reveal a plain mint-paper to remove the 2-cent finance and 6% gold interest that FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM enforces over currency that is not discharged of its face of its charter back to the original non-interest bearing United States Notes that were printed durring the terms but then haulted after the assassination of United States Presidents Lincoln and Kennedy.

    Oh and to take the prior story to a close, it was ruled that if someone had drawn their lawful money from their bank, that if it were lost in transit or destroyed, the bank was not liable; it is in banking code to acknowledge that every deposit to a bank is property of the bank--meaning a "deposit" of a monetisized instrument would be more honest to know that as a sale of your original bank note for an insurance policy with the standing legal monopoly, to sell such for an appraisal in their intellectual properties and service ("I sold my pay-check for Federal Reserve Notes of similar value" is accurate).

    Salvage under the Seas would suffice the same as a fisherman's expedition if he ever pulled a coin from the mouth of a fish then that become his property at hand should he desire to prosecute the fish for not abateing his aluring offer of gain (be it a worm or shiney metal).

    Funny world, legal=!law.
  14. Lame's right. Blizzard drops it down to 3POV MMO on Blizzard Announces StarCraft 2 · · Score: 0

    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    They're trying to adjust their recent universal engine to custom content. The presentation becomes boring -- video, with subtitles, "exciting" plot rising, 3d 3rd-person POV over terrain on 3d object -- manipulate here or there -- satisfy requirements for this, to unbar that. Move here, "kill" this -- movie-quality cutscene from prior "3d" interactive mode, not done; do this. re-seed and re-peat story for entropy, upto level 32 (because we all follow almost the same number of stages as Id Software's DooM), kill final boss, lose friend, gain reputation of unknown hidden friend helping all along, etc.

    Don't you notice that they are taking all their crap into 1 engine, and their style is becoming repetitive as a Soap Opera? Eventually when Diablo(r) World(r)-Craft(r) of Star(r)-War(r) is released by Blizzard, they'll just slap a sticker on it before it is put on a shipping crate, and none would know the difference if ever there was a Diablo or StarCraft or WarCraft. It's no different than how a grocery store puts fruit on the shelf with a sticker on every single one, and none know the shits difference in quality between the fetus-fertilized fruit from Mexico or the human-fertilized fruit of Nicaragua.

    Blizzard is ruining the industry, by creating content that leaches every eye to their product alone. At least movies usually add character to the spectator or player -- somthing they can repeat, like a joke, but instead Blizzard is making a joke of everyone. The StarCraft-2 trailer is customized for Korean language, but they barely kept the lips in sync. Tyrone said to me, That's Racist(tm).

  15. Blizzard has always lagged-behind for $money on Blizzard Announces StarCraft 2 · · Score: 0

    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Adminstrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    It's not scalable, but they get the software running on most computers. It'll be sad that the new requirements go beyond Windows 98 for no other reason than Security Protection, despite that Blizzard has done a horrible job on context switching on multi-user systems and demanding administrator privileges those programmers NEVER earned or used. Starcraft-2 looks like it has some pixel enhancements, which means mid-range early Year 2000's 3DLabs Permedia2 or a ATI Radeon 7k or 3Dfx voodoo5 would be left-out.

    On a similar note, there have been alternatives to Starcraft-2 in the making, and they are much more true to the function of a strategy continuing the original story. Check out this, and this that has been available for YEARS, like the Warcraft 3 mods that always replaced whatever Starcraft2 tried to continue.

  16. Blizzard is ripping new-age aesthetic trends. look on Blizzard Announces StarCraft 2 · · Score: 0

    It's right in front of everyone. In the video Colossus Meltdown, notice how the Protoss mech infantry "Colossus" is remeniscent of the War of the Worlds' alien mech in both movement and attack. As well, in the video Born Anew, notice how the Protoss infantry "Zealot" has the aesthetically pleasing lunge right before the Psi attack, no different than the much-hooted Psi Sword from Bungie's Halo and Halo2. Also notice how the blur and fade of the Protoss infantry psi energy and aura tends to fade no different than that of a "Plasma Grenade" in Halo and Halo2. I've been wrong before, but this is Blizzard and they can do wrong on property they created.

    I suppose because Blizzard is a 3 *big* 3 :-) company, any dispute to copyright on a title's environment harmoney and physics would be easy to rent or defend its use. However, we know Blizzard just loves to DEATH alternatives to their Matrix2 of Battle.net protocol...bnetd, FSGS, pvpgn.

  17. Yea, don't give up HOPE yet. Cease & Desist! on Blizzard Announces StarCraft 2 · · Score: -1

    http://games.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=235329&o p=Reply&threshold=-1&commentsort=0&mode=thread&pid =19191171

    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    They also came through on the bandwidth meter, as well as coming through to the network connection-less user, and the 'holics that re-invented a better engine to use the copyright content for non-commercial private non-profit purposes.

    If you want a complete title and experience, don't buy Blizzard. I can't say how many times Blizzard has
    (1) Changed the End-User License for draconian purposes,
    (2) Patched in-game features and measurements out of competition,
    (3) Given the user another or completly different game after each patch that neither was advertised on the box,
    (4) Crippled multiple-play with subscription ever since the sucess of the company abandoned the Spawn-clone features since induction to Vivendi,
    (5) Demanded a cost that no country-side children can afford as to the riddles of cost-effective enjoyment,
    (6) Hostile to anyone using modified clients for non-fraudulent useage,
    (7) Issues to non-proprietary Battle.net server system and protocol disclosure.

    Sadistic to say, the consumer is up the fuckin' road just like that Terran Marine in the trailer; armor is for 1-way use by Blizzard's terms, your welded in and don't need to think where the shit is being stored or if it ooses through your toes when it hits boot-bottom. Welcome to the dream Company of 2007, keep paying your taxes even though they wouldn't tell you about the non-tax road that FreeCraft was shot onto. At the end of the line, maybe they'll buy a good heap of land and call the town situated thereon as Blizzardtown, and the people that visit will come from all around the world, but ignore Santa's Village at the crest because there could be Emperor Zerg and Buzz LightYear fighting somewhere. Everyone eats Blizzard story content as though it grew with the engine, when it's just a bunch of insult to the Scottsman they try so hard not to borrow the clan-esque rea`son'ing b'hind the name and number of apostrophes and a-siatic-hyph'nation in th` wr'ter's hol'd.

    If none remember, Starcraft-1 entered the market and was averaging USD 50 per seat for more than 2 years; this was back in the Year 1996 if I remember correctly. Inflation for ease of development might not balance the cost, as to even the size of the Blizzard division that contributed their code to their project would still be a high-enough cost. Does anyone enjoy paying USD ~170 each year for their World of Warcraft account? Just imagine the high-stakes for Starcraft, and the new SECURITY FEATURES that would prevent the endless private servers that would spoil Blizzard's side of Battle.net.

    Most software today expects a network connection, and will only authenticate installation and content or Patch and corrections by same. It is interesting to see what that World of Warcraft has earned their keep over the non-profit private non-commercial side of the Copyright Act to stave someone from their unhindered full trial and use of the Record'd Code of Blizzard known as StarCraft. Maybe this time we'll see some terrain scenery that reflects their style: a little abandoned StarCraft camping Trailer with a Cease and Desist order on the key-hole and a Zerg on the roof, or a little StarCraft motor boat with a Cease and Desist order.

  18. I was thinking the same. on Blizzard Announces StarCraft 2 · · Score: 0

    Either he's a neurological veterinerian, a vegetable, or Special Ed.

    Speaking of vegetables, it's lunch time about now.

  19. Seizing houses is a multi-Trillion $/yr industry. on Justice Department Promises Stronger Copyright Punishments · · Score: 0
    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    Adventures in Legal Land Video on the Drug Fraud.
    • In the United States, 20% of jail inmates are for non-violent drug offense; or ~3 million.
    • All money and drugs seized by "police" are held as property of the "police".
    • 7 of 10 forfeiture cases have no charges filed.
    • Constitution: government was established to protect and maintain certain individual rights.

    The crime, known by the body of the crime, or corpus dilecti; is loss, harm, or injury; Proof, direct or circumstantial, that specific loss or injury occurred and that someone's criminality is cause.

    example cases (he talks too fast for me to write).
    1. Arizona supreme court
      State v. Wilson
      corpus dilecti
      "...two elements that a certain result has been produced, and that someone is criminally responsible for the act."
    2. Michigan supreme court
      People v Swift
      corpus dilecti
      "involves two elements, injury that is penaly prescribed and unlawfulness in some person's conduct causing the injury.
    3. New Jersey supreme court
      ...
      corpus dilecti
      embraces occurrence of loss or injury, and criminal causation thereof.

    4. Pennsylvania supreme court
      Commonwealth v. Realand
      corpus dilecti
      "the two elements of corpus dilecti, are that loss or injury has occurred and that loss or injury occurred through criminal agency."



    There are more, but he's too quick and I don't have time. Must go work some chattel.
  20. ACTORS have no standing in a Court of Law. on Teachers Fake Gunman Attack · · Score: 0
    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
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    You want a bunch of men in their municipal-police and societal Clothing to act like saboteurs and assasins to affront and corrupt these young Students of the law that are clearly not prepared or not studied to defend from such act of legal pederasty? If so, then I'll be the first to the local high-school with my Whip and intent to correct those debilitated men of presumed Actorship from their teachers. They can learn to act like they are crying and do it well, just for the unknown day they may need to act for the police to act like terrorists -- until the terrorists act like police and reciprocate the Actorship to act like terrorists once again. The same people that advocate to be mindfully prepared, competant, and independant by such Actors, are the ones that demand submittance to the services when they prevail from what little support society pretended to offer to assist in such quick situations. I'm surprised the URL in the Slashdot article, Chicago Tribute has not disappeared or cleared yet. When things like this happens, the brave journalists are the ones to Sound the alarm by their post in the morning; but whomever waits to read it, will find the articles are destroyed or removed elsewhere by the same corruptors they spoke against.

    Seatle Post-Intelligencer carried an article on Actors preying on children in the same way, scars for life, and the Article is gone (but I'll quote it {

    "A school safety drill that included police officers in riot gear with weapons has caused concern among some parents who say it was too realistic and frightened some students."

    "Students, who were unaware police were conducting a drill, were taken from the classroom into the halls, patted down by officers and asked what they had in their pockets, the newspaper said."

    "Some of these kids were so scared, they just about wet their pants," said Marge Bradshaw, a parent with four children in Godfrey-Lee Schools. "I think it's pure wrong that the students and parents were not informed of this."

    } Even All Headline News hosted a report of the same contemptuous assault and battery of children, and now even their Article is gone.

    Sure, they could be helping to *stimulate* those young minds into submittance, but they are also corrupting the public record of these events; the assault of the presumed-Actors moving to the commercial Scribes and non-commercial editors and their Book-keepers to CORRUPT the complete accounts and Rolls of those events. I find it stimulating that the only branches of society that could store, recollect, and preserve such evidence of terrorism are the same that are accused to be "schizzophrenic", "crazies", and "conspiracy theorists" yet they are not causing any tort or tresspass by their conservatorship over said records; StopTheDrugWar is one such persevered embalmer of these record of non-pretend raids on schools, having no difference between that of Actors and the 'tended drug raids. Even as far back as 2003 there was a video that gets posted with an article of same subjective pretended Raids and non-pretended Actors, but eventually is deleted. It makes its way around, here it is again of Stratford High School at Goose Creek. I have a couple more to reference of the same feet of non-pretend Actors, like this horrible creature, and yet another

  21. Re:It's a scalable implementation. on Cambridge's Streetlamp-Powered Wireless Network · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Administrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy:

    reciprocal to WhatAmIDoingHere: I really hope this is some character you're playing. Your writings sound a lot like the Time Cube guy. Random insanity and gibberish.

    Someone was discussing the alternative use of electrical equipment to a chartered person and cause, and that electrical equipment is not limited to collecting a certain data of a subject; it is extendable beyond collecting temperature and polution data. Either the property granted for the execution of that task is being unwisely spent, or they are looking to expand beyond their charter.

    Your homepage is insane,gibberish... and redundant.

  22. Re:It's a scalable implementation. on Cambridge's Streetlamp-Powered Wireless Network · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Adminstrator;
    Mundt Administration of Network Redundancy;

    I've studied much in the subject of psychology. What was the title favored to that documentary? I suppose you are trying to compare me with that schizophrenic man, but you are yet to show cause or exhibit an injured party or tort. Do I remind you of all the FBI warnings on your VHS casettes? How does this serve to reserve your the patent on your portrait and voice, that none try to "capture" or duplicate them for malicious purposes when you are out and about a walk near the street?

  23. It's a scalable implementation. on Cambridge's Streetlamp-Powered Wireless Network · · Score: -1, Troll
    without prejudice,
    M. Gregory Thomas(tm), Network Redundancy Adminsitrator,
    Mundt Administrator of Network Redundancy;

    Even the "polution monitoring" bit can mean just about anything. In fact, just a man or animal to host a conversion of the atmospheric elements or sweat on the ground could be looked upon as polution.

    Wouldn't it be easier to just store the data and replicate it for later analysis?


    You mean how Google stores data, manipulates the results to favor their highest bidder/financial-contributor, and censors political content? None knew that Google was founded by ex-CIA agents until a few critical decisions were made that a number of the people founded a background-check on the possible motives of Google and its CEO's. Every light pole and street lamp throughout Orange county, especialy Westminster, California is attached to electrical matter that has nothing to do with switching the three logics of the signal or eluminating the ground conditions. There is expensive eavesdropping equipment everywhere, because revenue is major import rather than actually helping correct and assist a motorist get through his Day.

      Even the HAM radio repeaters are more than just repeaters; they're tapped by the NCSA, DARPA, and the other alphabet gang always looking for somthing to fine a thousand out of. It is painful to see them as the uncouncious decision when the public is divided to officiate any politic to hoist any banner of science or servitude for the greater good, without compelling any into contributing or taxing eachother for non-willful/voluntary compensation. I'm not to decide on what light or pole is fixed wherever, because it's all a private/non-public matter granted by debtor felons attached to their charter of legislated/non-natural persons in a monopoly on law-enforcement commercialized through threat and duress and coercion.

    All you can really do is counter-surveylance, and counter-light, and counter-pole; and earn the respectable placement at the honored opinions of neighbors and their intellect to suggest wear placement would be less nuisance. The race is on...JAM it.
  24. You too can be a part of the .001%, like all of us on In Defense Of Patents and Copyright · · Score: 0

    without prejudice,
      M. Gregory Thomas(tm)

    All software under copyright can be lawfully used for non-profit non-commercial purposes. Here is your tickette to the theatre. Enjoy the State actors, without prejudice [UCC 1-207].

  25. I can only imagine what of failed PR that may turn on Steve Jobs Personally Resolves Customer Complaint · · Score: 0

    So if Branson finds a satisfied man in Economy Class, and isn't convinced he's satisified but the poor guy just wants to be left alone for the flight with his emacs terminal, it'll turn into a pissin match to find what he wants the most. Perhaps Branson would even contribute some uncomfortability just to replenish a greater satisfaction, just for that Golden(tm) public-relations advertisement. Maybe he'll Offer the poor guy in economny a tank of oxygen after farting in his face. Mayeb he'll stuff the magazine pouch under the fold-up eating table with nothing but consumer Microsoft-centric magazins, just so the poor guy would ask for something else. Who knows, maybe that man is a GNU terrorist and he'll let him sit in the captain's chair and sing his favorite verse in the Announcement speaker.

    "...thanks mr. Branson. Ah'hem-ptooey, shnk, blat-- This is your GNU captain speaking; join me in a chorus on our GNU flight, re-rought to the place I *WANT* to visit the last moments of my life--Redmond, Washington. Join us now and share the software;
    You'll be free, hackers, you'll be free.
    x2

    Hoarders may get piles of money,
    That is true, hackers, that is true.
    But they cannot help their neighbors;
    That's not good, hackers, that's not goooooooooooooooooood.
    " *boooom* right into a prominent CEO office space on 1 Microsoft Way.

    There are plenty of people in Guantanamo Bay Prison that Branson could "satisfy" of their loss to their countries because of such a long unlawful departure. Maybe he could help them found a country within the walls of the compound; they can call it the Guananamo Bay Prison Republic of the United States of Dominican Republic.