I agree with you. That piece of flesh is something I miss every day.
I guess it depends upon your definition of "necessary."
No it doesn't; I miss it regardless of how much I will or won't use it. It was tragically taken from me without my consent. "Necessary" doesn't enter into it; it was mine.
Get an AWS account, then set one up in an EU theatre. You'll probably have to double-download (watching from a remote machine might not be pleasant) but at least you'll be able to get the content. By the way, AWS is Amazon Web Services, and you can run a free mini-instance forever.
Personally I favor Instant Runoff Voting, but every time it gets brought up people get into a long debate over it versus Condorcet voting and all its alternatives.
Easy answer, it's simply using politics to its finest compromising abilities: Condorcet Runoff Voting, where you vote and the condors set and drop their runoff, and the names not obscured by the feces are the winners.
I knew there was a logical fallacy in there somewhere. Safe? What is safe? Must it be made what you think is safe? Questions have been both begged and suggested.
My kingdom for a suggestively begged question; or, barring that, a horse to ride away from the questions with.
If we're lucky, they'll save compressed copies of everything (and everyone) they find interesting.
You're damn right, if we're lucky! I don't even back up my most critical files, and I do consider them interesting. So, wave goodbye to your singular overlords...
Slashdot Mirror
Nudge nudge, wink wink?
If there's even a chance that something could cause harm, it must be immediately banned!
If the criminal wasn't born in the first place, they wouldn't commit crimes. Outlaw reproduction!
I agree with you. That piece of flesh is something I miss every day.
I guess it depends upon your definition of "necessary."
No it doesn't; I miss it regardless of how much I will or won't use it. It was tragically taken from me without my consent. "Necessary" doesn't enter into it; it was mine.
Aha! Thanks, figured there was a catch in there somewhere. Still, great price to get started with.
Anonymous can officially be clasified as a terrorist group in my book with threats and attacks all over the world to defend their points of view.
In such case almost every big country can be classified as a terrorist group.
Well, yeah.
I like lamp. (Wait, should that be, I like LAMP?)
Yeah and the ordering process slows to a crawl because government isn't smart enough to purchase AWS...
Give up rickrolling? Naw, never gonna give that up.
Get an AWS account, then set one up in an EU theatre. You'll probably have to double-download (watching from a remote machine might not be pleasant) but at least you'll be able to get the content. By the way, AWS is Amazon Web Services, and you can run a free mini-instance forever.
I agree with you. That piece of flesh is something I miss every day.
but the government can't just come in a compel the phone company to give up that information without a court order.
Qwest rings a bell. No more government contracts for them. (i.e., Sure they can compel, just not in the manner you mean.)
Or the overreaching power of the FBI? This is your government. Participate in it.
And be overreached around by the FBI? Seems bitching on Slashdot is a bit safer.
"The sinful suggestions the app offers are inventive and even age appropriate."
Great, now there's an app to suggest which sin you should commit today!
It's right there, in the sentence you quoted: "ten-nanometer-thick germanium wires"
What's new is the ten-nanometer wires, not using germanium.
Is this really germane to the discussion?
It's hard for the police to police the police when they don't even know the police are policing.
No Such Agency.
Personally I favor Instant Runoff Voting, but every time it gets brought up people get into a long debate over it versus Condorcet voting and all its alternatives.
Easy answer, it's simply using politics to its finest compromising abilities: Condorcet Runoff Voting, where you vote and the condors set and drop their runoff, and the names not obscured by the feces are the winners.
I knew there was a logical fallacy in there somewhere. Safe? What is safe? Must it be made what you think is safe? Questions have been both begged and suggested.
My kingdom for a suggestively begged question; or, barring that, a horse to ride away from the questions with.
Obama, naturally, is for the intrusive spying powers that he claimed he was against when he was running for office.
Fuck yeah; now, he's worried about losing power. He needs to know what those in the halls are whispering.
Sure, it's entirely possible that what worked before now no longer works because the browser is at fault. The browser didn't experience a redesign.
I can only hope we can someday resurrect the Constitution.
Great, now we're both on a list.
Uh, if they're dumb, do you think they're think coherently to get to the neurologist? Or won't it be more like, "... Shiny!"?
God damn I wish you were a coworker instead of the (American) football fanatics.
If we're lucky, they'll save compressed copies of everything (and everyone) they find interesting.
You're damn right, if we're lucky! I don't even back up my most critical files, and I do consider them interesting. So, wave goodbye to your singular overlords...
Supplies cost money.
"Food and rent aren't the only things around here that cost money, Louie. You sleep on the couch."
I thought WD meant water displacer. i.e. Not a lubricant.
Failure is still an option I see, but what do you do about people spreading incorrect information.
Exactly; I had to look it up to confirm because GP sounded not quite right. Here you go.