And the importance of this can not be underestimated. You may find yourself around a campfire someday with people from many different parts of the country/world, and a couple of guitars. What are you going to do, play your favorite local band's stuff or Billy Joel?
Excuse me, but what you call "freedom of capital" is actually a property right. Property rights are individual rights, which are essential to freedom of people. Those you have called "real libertarians" are apparently self-contradictory.
But then, you are obviously a lefty troll trying to slander the "real" real libertarians, who do believe in the freedom of people to do what they want, including owning and utilizing capital.
Well, EvilAlien, I suppose when all you've got is a hammer, the whole world looks like a nail. The Libertarians have me ticked off to the point where I'm leaning Constitution Party these days, and ol' Noam would excrete at both ends if they ever got anywhere.
If you reply, do so only to what I explicitly wrote. If I didn't write it, don't assume or infer it.
Wow, here's a conundrum: Can I write in response to your sig? I mean, you did write it explicitly one time, but does every post constitute an explicit reiteration of the sentiments in your sig? Please advise so I know if replying to your sig is OK or not.
When people asked Opera to get rid of the bloat and clutter, I think they had in mind something more than just the paisley scribbles in the button bar.
But what is the req'd bandwidth of, say, 1280x854 hi-color video? It would swamp 802.11g, wouldn't it?
The thing would have to be connected with some kind of VNC or Apple Remote Desktop protocol, which means you'd need something more than a "cheap microproc" on the monitor itself to translate from the wireless signal to drawing. I don't know enough of Quartz internals to know if this could all be done in video card compositing. Anyone have real numbers?
You know, Kerry seems unprepared to admit the extent of the problem with worldwide militant Islam, and Bush has enacted a bold foreign policy based on preemption which has kept the fights off our shores for three years.
On the other hand, if I get one more "Voet Bu$h" email, I'd be willing to risk this nation's future with a scaled back and purely reactive war strategy.
No it's not. It may not be a logically necessary argument, but in practice it is completely reasonable to ask. Attempts at using logical rigor to set your expectations in arenas of social policy, even when it defies all experience and common sense strikes me as being significantly more bogus.
We should see about finding some enlightened European country willing to outlaw the misuse of words. Ah, yes, what a paradise our continental betters have.
Courts can set precedents. However, by making references to clauses, whether real or imagined, in our state and federal constitutions, they do effectively write new laws.
You're totally right, but this is Slashdot. The libertarians are off reading another story and the communists are unable to accept the concept of capitalists exploiting the free markets actually being beneficial to consumers.
You misread me, and/or I didn't make my point clearly. I know that numerical operations on version numbers are invalid. Nothing makes sense besides the operations <, >, and ==. Never did I intend to say that (version x) / (version y) = z means that x is z times "better" than y.
Also the only mention of tenths I made was in regard to the Linux kernel numbers, because they have a specific stated policy for their "tenths" version numbering. Another specific convention for versioning was well stated elsewhere in this thread where someone pointed out that integer changes can be expected to break compatibility. Overall, the conventions for versioning are nebulous, but they have become pretty intuitive to those who follow them.
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And the importance of this can not be underestimated. You may find yourself around a campfire someday with people from many different parts of the country/world, and a couple of guitars. What are you going to do, play your favorite local band's stuff or Billy Joel?
Excuse me, but what you call "freedom of capital" is actually a property right. Property rights are individual rights, which are essential to freedom of people. Those you have called "real libertarians" are apparently self-contradictory.
But then, you are obviously a lefty troll trying to slander the "real" real libertarians, who do believe in the freedom of people to do what they want, including owning and utilizing capital.
How did Chomsky come into this?
Well, EvilAlien, I suppose when all you've got is a hammer, the whole world looks like a nail. The Libertarians have me ticked off to the point where I'm leaning Constitution Party these days, and ol' Noam would excrete at both ends if they ever got anywhere.
Those of us who are more nuanced prefer to call the two major parties "the Statist Party" and "the statist party."
Wow. Who would have thought that the ACLU's choice of "the 8 worst internet laws" would end up so lopsided?
Let's whine about it!
With a name like "Nick Burns," he'll never be CEO of Gillette....
If you reply, do so only to what I explicitly wrote. If I didn't write it, don't assume or infer it.
Wow, here's a conundrum:
Can I write in response to your sig? I mean, you did write it explicitly one time, but does every post constitute an explicit reiteration of the sentiments in your sig? Please advise so I know if replying to your sig is OK or not.
However, such a correlation is still consistent with the "nutso" hypothesis.
When people asked Opera to get rid of the bloat and clutter, I think they had in mind something more than just the paisley scribbles in the button bar.
See Safari for a clean interface.
Correct, And since your List Of All Friends is appended as a hash and not plaintext, no one can "pinch" your LOAF, so to speak.
Does anyone know if Hymn opens up the Real DRM for iPods? It would be reassuring since Apple can change iPod firmware at will.
Okay, jokes aside, this shows how social engineering will always be among the best tools for cracking. Krunch, you da man.
But what is the req'd bandwidth of, say, 1280x854 hi-color video? It would swamp 802.11g, wouldn't it?
The thing would have to be connected with some kind of VNC or Apple Remote Desktop protocol, which means you'd need something more than a "cheap microproc" on the monitor itself to translate from the wireless signal to drawing. I don't know enough of Quartz internals to know if this could all be done in video card compositing. Anyone have real numbers?
Free as in "asterisk sandwich."
Wow! I can't wait to see if that works on my PowerBook too!
You know, Kerry seems unprepared to admit the extent of the problem with worldwide militant Islam, and Bush has enacted a bold foreign policy based on preemption which has kept the fights off our shores for three years.
On the other hand, if I get one more "Voet Bu$h" email, I'd be willing to risk this nation's future with a scaled back and purely reactive war strategy.
Sure.
No it's not. It may not be a logically necessary argument, but in practice it is completely reasonable to ask. Attempts at using logical rigor to set your expectations in arenas of social policy, even when it defies all experience and common sense strikes me as being significantly more bogus.
We should see about finding some enlightened European country willing to outlaw the misuse of words. Ah, yes, what a paradise our continental betters have.
Courts can set precedents. However, by making references to clauses, whether real or imagined, in our state and federal constitutions, they do effectively write new laws.
His real name is Steven Bosell.
You're totally right, but this is Slashdot. The libertarians are off reading another story and the communists are unable to accept the concept of capitalists exploiting the free markets actually being beneficial to consumers.
By confusing "missing the point" with "going off topic," you have once again missed the point.
Also the only mention of tenths I made was in regard to the Linux kernel numbers, because they have a specific stated policy for their "tenths" version numbering. Another specific convention for versioning was well stated elsewhere in this thread where someone pointed out that integer changes can be expected to break compatibility. Overall, the conventions for versioning are nebulous, but they have become pretty intuitive to those who follow them.
Although their "Book TV" show is usually as dense as Perl, and often profiles books that are write-only.