> So should we remove all spam filters from e-mail, because spammers have the right of free speech
I'm not sure that is quite what the troll is claiming, rather that ISPs should not filter the emails. You have the right not to listen (i.e. set up(1)) any spam filter you want. However the spammer has the free speech right to not be impeded in spamming the crap out of you(2) by the ISP as the ISP should not take any note of the content coming in, but just deliver it all equally.
It is an interesting argument.
1) I would take an "opt-in" to a ISP provided spam filter to be acceptable. 2) Only in a political way, but I'm not sure on that.
I'm a little confused by this. I'm the owner of a (potentially) patient violating Galaxy phone. Could Apple go after me or only Samsung? If only Samsung, why is SSL different? If I enabled SSL on my-little-webpage.invalid then I'm enabling a feature provided by a 3rd party (Apache or Microsoft depending on the box).
On Android most big games I've played install the data on the SD card and the only the core game on the device. So you only really need 100-200MB per game.
Given the hardware in the PI is fixed, Linux on the PI should be simple: Take SD card, plug in, turn on
It is currently a little harder than I feel it needs to be as it adds the steps "enter username password and type 'startx'", but I'm sure that will go in time as well.
> " Free speech comes from facts, not rumours " > Which I could legitimately re-write as so:- > " Australia has laws to prevent you from saying anything you cannot prove
Given that only one party in the UK is pro liberal gun ownership (the Liberal Party [ http://www.liberal.org.uk/ ]) and they are tiny "get yourself a new government" is not going to happen. This is democracy, the majority don't want liberal gun ownership so we don't have it.
That would be out in the UK, but hitting the fucker is not, assuming that you are not dealing with a small kid. But the likelihood is the person doing the mugging is bigger than the person being mugged. So is your phone worth being beaten up or stabbed for?
> If your government tells you that you can't defend yourself, get yourself a new government
You can defend yourself, just not with a gun. I'm going to guess a response, so here we go:
Given that only one party in the UK is pro liberal gun ownership (the Liberal Party [ http://www.liberal.org.uk/ ]) and they are tiny "get yourself a new government" is not going to happen. This is democracy, the majority don't want liberal gun ownership so we don't have it.
If my niece is to go by then the red squigglies are how you tell if a word is correctly spelt and no word should be left behind to fend for itself squigglyless.
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> So should we remove all spam filters from e-mail, because spammers have the right of free speech
I'm not sure that is quite what the troll is claiming, rather that ISPs should not filter the emails. You have the right not to listen (i.e. set up(1)) any spam filter you want. However the spammer has the free speech right to not be impeded in spamming the crap out of you(2) by the ISP as the ISP should not take any note of the content coming in, but just deliver it all equally.
It is an interesting argument.
1) I would take an "opt-in" to a ISP provided spam filter to be acceptable.
2) Only in a political way, but I'm not sure on that.
Could you use this to add tracker dots?
Ordered on Monday, getting this Monday. One week is acceptable.
Or if I'm willing to pay a fair chunk more at a Maplin I can have one in my hand this very day.
Drag to the bottom of the screen. It then has 15 second grace to save settings and the like.
You can pick up Metro apps either using the top of the screen if active or the Metro task bar when not active.
Op Force and Blue Shift are Gearbox not Value.
I'm a little confused by this.
I'm the owner of a (potentially) patient violating Galaxy phone. Could Apple go after me or only Samsung? If only Samsung, why is SSL different? If I enabled SSL on my-little-webpage.invalid then I'm enabling a feature provided by a 3rd party (Apache or Microsoft depending on the box).
On Android most big games I've played install the data on the SD card and the only the core game on the device. So you only really need 100-200MB per game.
> You can always choose to watch independent films instead of major studio films that are exclusive to high-DRM environments.
But that misses the goal.
The goal is not to watch a movie, but to the movie you want to watch, when you want to watch it.
I suspect he would be writing the squeal.
Why is the Pi a bad choice for HLL?
The Ubuntu Linux windows installer solves the setting-up-to-dual-boot problem nicely.
http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/windows-installer
Given the hardware in the PI is fixed, Linux on the PI should be simple:
Take SD card, plug in, turn on
It is currently a little harder than I feel it needs to be as it adds the steps "enter username password and type 'startx'", but I'm sure that will go in time as well.
Compling Quake 3... ;)
Playing Q3 I've not yet attempted as it not currently connected to a TV.
> " Free speech comes from facts, not rumours "
> Which I could legitimately re-write as so:-
> " Australia has laws to prevent you from saying anything you cannot prove
Woot, religion is illegal in Oz!
The latest iPad is the "The New iPad" (aka iPad 3). Which escaped the ban.
The latest iPhone is the iPhone 4S, which also escaped the ban.
Cartons come in liters, bottles (plastic or glass) generally come in pints, even from a small convenience store (where I live anyway).
Now I don't know many new parents, but the ones I do know used metric. As did I when my daughter was born.
The UK system is easy to remember.
Beer is in Pints. Except when it is Foreign. Then it should be in pints, but them damn foreigners don't know what they are doing.
Milk is in pints.
All other liquids are in metric.
People are measured in imperial. Except newborns who are metric.
All food, except steaks are metric.
Distances when using a road are imperial. All other times metric.
Given that only one party in the UK is pro liberal gun ownership (the Liberal Party [ http://www.liberal.org.uk/ ]) and they are tiny "get yourself a new government" is not going to happen. This is democracy, the majority don't want liberal gun ownership so we don't have it.
> shoot the fucker
That would be out in the UK, but hitting the fucker is not, assuming that you are not dealing with a small kid.
But the likelihood is the person doing the mugging is bigger than the person being mugged. So is your phone worth being beaten up or stabbed for?
> If your government tells you that you can't defend yourself, get yourself a new government
You can defend yourself, just not with a gun. I'm going to guess a response, so here we go:
Given that only one party in the UK is pro liberal gun ownership (the Liberal Party [ http://www.liberal.org.uk/ ]) and they are tiny "get yourself a new government" is not going to happen. This is democracy, the majority don't want liberal gun ownership so we don't have it.
If my niece is to go by then the red squigglies are how you tell if a word is correctly spelt and no word should be left behind to fend for itself squigglyless.
What makes you ask "Is this a Turing Test or something?"?
Both PS3 and Wii have a browser. They both suck. Opera, while lovely, is a pain to control and PS3 one was crippled in fun new ways.
Only if it supports Flash, which I don't think it will.
I think it will be a Gold feature.
Bah Mosaic and your fancy pants GUI.
Lynx uses way less memory.
wget uses none once the file is downloaded. As it stops. Like it should.