All that progress and yet people seem to be about as uninformed as ever. In some cases they are worse off since the opinions of charlatans and cranks are more available than ever. We'll leave the tendency of people to avoid unpleasant facts for another time.
Business is the government. Business writes the rules and governments use violence and brutal force, murder and various 'legal' means to enforce those rules. And with business controlling our money, we are subject to hundreds of trillions of dollars of fraud and extreme poverty. Yes, government is a problem, when it is corrupted by prurient business interests.. And let's not mince meat, state run capitalism of the old communist regimes was a business.
Chain gang... Oh, seriously? Loss of their position and benefits and forfeiture of other assets and income would be sufficient. Maybe the word 'thief' tattooed on their forehead... I'd rather make them face the stares and curses of the people they betray.
*What's the best way to get revenge against a rich man? Make him a poor man.*
The real problem here is not the companies, it's the government.
Oh please, the companies write the rules for the government to enforce. The problem here is us. We let them do it. And only dangerous people should be in prison.
There, now we don't have to keep on posting about our world under surveillance every day. Let's post better news on how people are defeating it, if there is any to be found.
Boy, does that sound like 'reputation management', or what? Right now Wall Street is extorting 45 billion (with a B) a month out of us, the taxpayers, and threatening to shut the whole thing down if the flow, I believe the phrase is, 'tapers off'. The 'financial markets' need to lose their privileged status of 'too big to stop'.
You have it backwards. It is Tor that needs to work with Dice. It has to disguise itself better. That's my whole point. If Tor looks like Tor, then you're screwed.
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All that progress and yet people seem to be about as uninformed as ever. In some cases they are worse off since the opinions of charlatans and cranks are more available than ever. We'll leave the tendency of people to avoid unpleasant facts for another time.
Ha! You have it so wrong. When I 'research' a topic, I go to the bar and place some bets. The damn internet destroyed that business.
And if it takes minutes for your answers to show up on Google or Wikipedia, then you should complain to your service provider about latency issues.
Dude, you are nuts. The entirety of man's economy is literally under a gun. It doesn't matter whose it is.
I did not know Microsoft won that battle.
Business is the government. Business writes the rules and governments use violence and brutal force, murder and various 'legal' means to enforce those rules. And with business controlling our money, we are subject to hundreds of trillions of dollars of fraud and extreme poverty. Yes, government is a problem, when it is corrupted by prurient business interests.. And let's not mince meat, state run capitalism of the old communist regimes was a business.
Yeah, and with this somebody's gonna need one. Can anyone say 'pump and dump'?
How would you suggest these people be punished?
Chain gang... Oh, seriously? Loss of their position and benefits and forfeiture of other assets and income would be sufficient. Maybe the word 'thief' tattooed on their forehead... I'd rather make them face the stares and curses of the people they betray.
*What's the best way to get revenge against a rich man? Make him a poor man.*
The real problem here is not the companies, it's the government.
Oh please, the companies write the rules for the government to enforce. The problem here is us. We let them do it. And only dangerous people should be in prison.
That would be cool, wear a Fresnel lens and aim it at whatever weapon being used against you.
They only come out at night
XP or AMD?
In the cloud, or any other computer network, you have no privacy. What is there to explain, other than you voted for this?
The paperwork is merely a ceremonial formality.
There, now we don't have to keep on posting about our world under surveillance every day. Let's post better news on how people are defeating it, if there is any to be found.
But if the Chrome browser gets padded out with a WP/spreadsheet package, it's very unlikely that I'll ever use it again.
If you open it in a new window, you can pretend they are separate products.
It's kinda hard to trash-talk the other team during a sales cycle if officially the captains of the two teams are best buddies.
Oh no. Lawyers and politicians do this all the time. All fodder for the tabloid press to gobble up and distract us from the dirty deals.
Shouldn't be too difficult:
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You mean besides ADB, ADC, SCSI, Firewire, Mini Display Port, and Thunderbolt? Yeah, you're probably right.
That has always been Apple's forte, and now is its lone distinguishing 'feature'...
Does it really matter that this was done with explosives? Would you feel better if he stabbed 237 people to the same effect?
Gloria: "Do you know that sixty percent of all deaths in America are caused by guns?"
Archie: "Would it make you feel any better, little girl, if they was pushed out of windows?"
Killing is always a crime. The question is whether it is forgivable or not.
Do they really want their own personnel to be less informed...?
It is dangerous to 'know too much'... or even to ask too many questions
Build the spacecraft in space, using material from meteors or the moon. In fact just hollow out the meteor and move in.
And the Tizen licensing scheme isn't exactly simple...
Boy, does that sound like 'reputation management', or what? Right now Wall Street is extorting 45 billion (with a B) a month out of us, the taxpayers, and threatening to shut the whole thing down if the flow, I believe the phrase is, 'tapers off'. The 'financial markets' need to lose their privileged status of 'too big to stop'.
Re your sig:
You have it backwards. It is Tor that needs to work with Dice. It has to disguise itself better. That's my whole point. If Tor looks like Tor, then you're screwed.
Who the hell is he?