I've not been on slashdot for years, since I got tired of hearing all the pseudophilosophical bullshit that was slung about in a vain attempt to justify piracy. the comments i see here range from "technological hack to serve as a workaround to break the law" to "lame speculation as to whether such blocks break the 'spirit of the EU'" to ad-hominems against the judge in question and his "tantrums" to the predictable government/corporate conspiracybabble.
nothing on slashdot ever changes, it seems. it just gets less and less relevant.
if you want to pirate and selectively respect copyright, please, by all means. go nuts. but stop trying to sugarcoat it already, he says, knowing full well that the inevitable result will be ridicule from the echo chamber.
But contrary to what the Tea Party likes to make believe the American Independence was fought for more than just tax.
The Brits were in the colonies also disliked for their feudalism.
That's exactly how before the French revolution the aristocracy saw it.
Europeans kind of understood the madness of these aristocrats and present law tries to protect the workers right to make a living for himself.
This does not mean a European boss can't lay off or fire a worker, it means there have to be proper grounds for denying someone the chance to feed his family.
The legislation of the young USofA was also very anti-aristocracy, don't forget this all happened around the same time, yet many Americans seem to have forgotten their roots...
Who cares about boot time. Its a phone, when is it ever off?
I only switch it on when I'm fairly sure to expect an important call while on the road.
That's at best a few hours per month.
And it better be important.
I feel with you, though it's on a different subject we here in The Netherlands are suffering our own exhibition of political stupidity in the form of mr. Wilders and his followers.
To get (somewhat) back on topic, is this a form of genetic degeneration due to lack of selective forces?
If only GW would have spend a fraction of what became the Iraq war on an other moon or even Mars mission the US would have been admired by youth the world over, including the Muslim world.
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I've not been on slashdot for years, since I got tired of hearing all the pseudophilosophical bullshit that was slung about in a vain attempt to justify piracy. the comments i see here range from "technological hack to serve as a workaround to break the law" to "lame speculation as to whether such blocks break the 'spirit of the EU'" to ad-hominems against the judge in question and his "tantrums" to the predictable government/corporate conspiracybabble.
nothing on slashdot ever changes, it seems. it just gets less and less relevant.
if you want to pirate and selectively respect copyright, please, by all means. go nuts. but stop trying to sugarcoat it already, he says, knowing full well that the inevitable result will be ridicule from the echo chamber.
Just as well you kept this account :)
But contrary to what the Tea Party likes to make believe the American Independence was fought for more than just tax.
The Brits were in the colonies also disliked for their feudalism.
You should not ask.
In the mean time the Nobel comity has decided this price will be awarded as it was not planned to be posthumous.
Europeans kind of understood the madness of these aristocrats and present law tries to protect the workers right to make a living for himself.
This does not mean a European boss can't lay off or fire a worker, it means there have to be proper grounds for denying someone the chance to feed his family.
The legislation of the young USofA was also very anti-aristocracy, don't forget this all happened around the same time, yet many Americans seem to have forgotten their roots...
It sounds like you are the featured boss...
Who cares about boot time. Its a phone, when is it ever off?
I only switch it on when I'm fairly sure to expect an important call while on the road.
That's at best a few hours per month.
And it better be important.
In other words, this radio telescope will be able to discern details the Hubble cannot see.
I'm running Ghostery to block tracking and could access the site without problem.
Why not award it posthumous, it has been done before.
Yes I run LibreOffice on my private computer and it too just does the job.
I might be lucky and be in a company that' s not overdoing the mark up of it's various documents
Hmm, probably sell components for desktops.
What desktops?
Nice!
They've used the distance along the earth's surface and forgot the neutrinos elect to go in a (shorter) straight line...
And like the previous time Ghostery is the preferred plug in to suppress it.
(aber es ist nicht gewonnen :):):) )
I like your French :)
I understand your problem.
But only because the GF has a phone with a calculator style keyboard, it confuses me every time!
You either need balls or conceive a lack of responsibility to higher powers to put this kind of stuff in writing.
Oh I forgot, you especially need to have total disregard for (the rights of) your customers.
To get (somewhat) back on topic, is this a form of genetic degeneration due to lack of selective forces?
I was confused because I use SMTPS on port 465.
Maybe they block insecure protocols and you should try ssh :)
The proposed legislation is to enable corporations to compete on a level playing field, not to hinder them or their customers.
But according to your remarks your bread might be buttered on the funny side...
There seem to be advantages when a government is not allowed to tackle controversial issues :)
If only GW would have spend a fraction of what became the Iraq war on an other moon or even Mars mission the US would have been admired by youth the world over, including the Muslim world.