That's awful, pretty closer to "as bad as it can get". I hope that the protesters can manage to elicit real change in the face of such brutality but you've provided a stark example of how difficult it can be.
Yeah there will be some of that for sure. But even following the most pessimistic line of thinking... eventually when it gets as bad as it can get, there is always the option of revolution. In the meantime, unlike Russell Brand, I'm going to keep voting, glass-half-full style.:-)
You're probably right, it's a long play hope. You have to wait for old folks to die off, and young folks to start caring enough to vote. In my mind, it's an inevitability. Circa 2100. Any sooner is probably wishful thinking.
In the mean time, I think Kardos had good advice recommending creative commons.
before they are voted out. They may have powerful corporate backers, but these are the kinds of things that the younger generations just aren't going to put up with much longer. At least that's my hope.
You need thicker skin, too, my friend. It's not THAT hard to get help in #mythtv-users, they've helped me plenty. iamlindoro is sort of the gatekeeper screening out people who haven't done their homework. Kind of a necessary evil. But he's smart and often helpful at times too, along with many others. And it's not a simple project, the work is endless. But hang in there and chill out a bit and you'll reap the rewards of open source. Just don't expect everything to work all of the time! Part of the charm.:>
Correction: I doubt it would be possible for anyone to "not use fortified foods" in this day and age.
Now I'm in a flame war with myself... please cut off my coffee supply and mod this down to oblivion... I'm so ashamed... it was nice knowing you, karma...
I hate to keep this little flame going, Rutefoot... especially with someone with your conviction...:>
I doubt it would be possible to "not use fortified foods or supplements". I like nutritional yeast, I take a B12 once in a while. I don't take "handfuls of pills daily". I don't have to worry about "protein, omega 3 fatty acids, iron, calcium, Iodine, Zinc and who knows what else" any more than you do. Also, I don't have to worry about my cholesterol (it's 123), taking lipitor (the "best-selling drug in the world"), or any other nonsense to prevent heart disease, a major problem for die-hard carnivores. I have to worry because I don't put meat and dairy in my body, you have to worry because you do. I think I come out ahead.
If all I cared about was my health, I might not be strictly vegan... but probably close.
Anyway, you appear to have a chip on your shoulder, I'm not here to hold it against you, or act like I have all the answers. I realize my vegan commitment comes from a concern for animals beyond the "norm", and most people will never see completely eye-to-eye with me. Just sharing what works for me.
Apparently you haven't seen many feedlots (where your lunch came from)...
It ain't always easy being vegan. But it has nothing to do with good food, that part's easy. I remember one red-faced guy arguing with me that "if we didn't eat meat, what would we do with all the cows?!?" rofl
Err.. with all due respect, you might want to vet your sources better. The original Oxford report was on the elderly (at higher risk of B12 deficiency), and it said "people who had higher vitamin B12 levels were six times less likely to experience brain shrinkage compared with those who had lower levels of the vitamin in their blood". Nothing about vegetarians. At all.
And it's certainly not "much more difficult" for a vegetarian to balance the food they eat. Nice FUD.
PETA's tactics are almost always sensational. It's understandable for a minority movement that tries to gain traction to initially use this strategy. Its long-term effectiveness may be questionable. But often they are trying to convince younger folks who haven't yet become hardened to the idea, so from that perspective maybe it works?
And as opposed to the poor overloaded official site, the Ghosts I torrent is currently as fast as you can handle. I grabbed the 9 tracks in a matter of seconds. This is bittorrent at its best, 100% legal and 100% fast-as-hell, try it out!
Once the official site is healthy again you can go back and consider a payment option.
Hey this time CoralCDN worked great! My apologies for my last post.:> I understand CoralCDN is a cluster of sites, and perhaps the more that people use it the better it responds, at least to some level of equilibrium below saturation. Danalein, can you enlighten me?
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coralcdn.org: "Due to techical problems this page is currently unavailable. Please try after a while - we will do our best to resolve this issue as soon as possible."
Somebody mod the parent Funny. I think I can smell Coral CDN burning from here...
If you WANT two parties to share a private key, you should be able to set that up (and it should be easy to do), but it shouldn't be a default hidden behavior.
Just attended Kerry's stump speech rally today in Raleigh, N.C. He spoke of the desire to repair the damage caused by the unilateral arrogance of the current administration, and regain the respect and friendship of the international community.
I know it's cooler (and safer) to only criticize and never put your trust in anything, but if you feel the need to change America's current course as plotted by GWB, vote for Kerry/Edwards.
Stump Speech (in 100 words or less) 1) No American working full time should be in poverty 2) We want better healthcare 3) We want better education 4) We want cleaner air and water 5) We want better standing with the international community 6) We want a strong military; we won't go to war because we want to, but only when we have to 7) We want fair trade policies 8) We'll try to reduce our dependence on foreign oil 9) Teresa Heinz Kerry: We want women to be a respected part of the process
In some situations, killing is perfectly moral and proper.
Perhaps it's a good time for you to finally bury all those bodies stuffed under your bed? And please don't ever confuse Counterstrike with an open window again!
Tools with the sole purpose to kill. It's a tool used to ratchet up violence and aggression, under your naive assumption that it will tip the balance in your favor.
This is so old and tired, when will you NRA zealots start engaging your brains again and stop spewing this lame inaccurate analogy?
Sorry to rant, I'm just sick of hearing it. Oh well, I didn't have any karma in the first place, hee...
FWIW... my mp3 player uses Media Player underneath (sorry but I started writing it years ago and it was my best bet at the time). That said, it does a lot of what you guys might want - mainly, you set up rules and it uses them to create your playlists. It's not in great shape yet but it's usable. Right now, the main functionality is driven by setting up DJ's. Each song gets a diff rating for each DJ. Then, you just pick the one you're in the mood for - e.g., Happy DJ, Angry DJ, Workin' DJ, whatever... stupid plug, I know, I just get excited about this topic. Sorry! I promise to work on something linux-y next...:P
Don't mod this up, or my little server will be toast...
I think the parent comment is a lot more accurate than you might first think, for people with both good AND bad memories. My memory sucks - as is true of all good C++ coders - wrap and forget.:> I often search for instances of variables with names I can't remember using the name that seems most reasonable, and I'm constantly surprised by my success.
Then again, now that I think about it, maybe I'm just the type that's constantly surprised, period. Ha!
I know you're not condoning this crap as useful, but just in case you accidentally confuse someone...:P
You're not "thinking like the enemy". It would be actual WORK to remove spyware - not necessarily easy work, either, requiring constant maintenance. I wouldn't trust the software to do ANYTHING but add to your troubles.
Disclaimer: I am a vegan and all carnivores are morons.
Wait, doesn't that make octipi morons? Logic breakdown, never mind, carry on. :-)
But seriously, don't let me catch you eating one, I'll kill you...
That's awful, pretty closer to "as bad as it can get". I hope that the protesters can manage to elicit real change in the face of such brutality but you've provided a stark example of how difficult it can be.
Looks like the pro-EU protesters are still fighting tho...
Yeah there will be some of that for sure. But even following the most pessimistic line of thinking... eventually when it gets as bad as it can get, there is always the option of revolution. In the meantime, unlike Russell Brand, I'm going to keep voting, glass-half-full style. :-)
You're probably right, it's a long play hope. You have to wait for old folks to die off, and young folks to start caring enough to vote. In my mind, it's an inevitability. Circa 2100. Any sooner is probably wishful thinking.
In the mean time, I think Kardos had good advice recommending creative commons.
before they are voted out. They may have powerful corporate backers, but these are the kinds of things that the younger generations just aren't going to put up with much longer. At least that's my hope.
You need thicker skin, too, my friend. It's not THAT hard to get help in #mythtv-users, they've helped me plenty. iamlindoro is sort of the gatekeeper screening out people who haven't done their homework. Kind of a necessary evil. But he's smart and often helpful at times too, along with many others. And it's not a simple project, the work is endless. But hang in there and chill out a bit and you'll reap the rewards of open source. Just don't expect everything to work all of the time! Part of the charm. :>
Correction: I doubt it would be possible for anyone to "not use fortified foods" in this day and age.
Now I'm in a flame war with myself... please cut off my coffee supply and mod this down to oblivion... I'm so ashamed... it was nice knowing you, karma...
I hate to keep this little flame going, Rutefoot... especially with someone with your conviction... :>
I doubt it would be possible to "not use fortified foods or supplements". I like nutritional yeast, I take a B12 once in a while. I don't take "handfuls of pills daily". I don't have to worry about "protein, omega 3 fatty acids, iron, calcium, Iodine, Zinc and who knows what else" any more than you do. Also, I don't have to worry about my cholesterol (it's 123), taking lipitor (the "best-selling drug in the world"), or any other nonsense to prevent heart disease, a major problem for die-hard carnivores. I have to worry because I don't put meat and dairy in my body, you have to worry because you do. I think I come out ahead.
If all I cared about was my health, I might not be strictly vegan... but probably close.
Anyway, you appear to have a chip on your shoulder, I'm not here to hold it against you, or act like I have all the answers. I realize my vegan commitment comes from a concern for animals beyond the "norm", and most people will never see completely eye-to-eye with me. Just sharing what works for me.
"...completely natural..."
Apparently you haven't seen many feedlots (where your lunch came from)...
It ain't always easy being vegan. But it has nothing to do with good food, that part's easy. I remember one red-faced guy arguing with me that "if we didn't eat meat, what would we do with all the cows?!?" rofl
Flame away...
Err.. with all due respect, you might want to vet your sources better. The original Oxford report was on the elderly (at higher risk of B12 deficiency), and it said "people who had higher vitamin B12 levels were six times less likely to experience brain shrinkage compared with those who had lower levels of the vitamin in their blood". Nothing about vegetarians. At all.
And it's certainly not "much more difficult" for a vegetarian to balance the food they eat. Nice FUD.
PETA's tactics are almost always sensational. It's understandable for a minority movement that tries to gain traction to initially use this strategy. Its long-term effectiveness may be questionable. But often they are trying to convince younger folks who haven't yet become hardened to the idea, so from that perspective maybe it works?
And as opposed to the poor overloaded official site, the Ghosts I torrent is currently as fast as you can handle. I grabbed the 9 tracks in a matter of seconds. This is bittorrent at its best, 100% legal and 100% fast-as-hell, try it out!
Once the official site is healthy again you can go back and consider a payment option.
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:> I understand CoralCDN is a cluster of sites, and perhaps the more that people use it the better it responds, at least to some level of equilibrium below saturation. Danalein, can you enlighten me?
Hey this time CoralCDN worked great! My apologies for my last post.
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coralcdn.org: "Due to techical problems this page is currently unavailable. Please try after a while - we will do our best to resolve this issue as soon as possible."
Somebody mod the parent Funny. I think I can smell Coral CDN burning from here...
Good point! Although wouldn't it be more accurate to say...
:P
"It completely prevents the merging of kernel patches that malfunction on PPC platforms."
I wonder when the first "x86 malfunction" will sneak in by a kernel developer using a Mac...
If you WANT two parties to share a private key, you should be able to set that up (and it should be easy to do), but it shouldn't be a default hidden behavior.
No filtering
Use moderate filtering
Use strict filtering
:P
And in my experience, this means pron.
Or maybe the paradigm shift is toward more innovative "assembly operation". Or the algorithms that let you distribute the crunching better.
Well said.
Just attended Kerry's stump speech rally today in Raleigh, N.C. He spoke of the desire to repair the damage caused by the unilateral arrogance of the current administration, and regain the respect and friendship of the international community.
I know it's cooler (and safer) to only criticize and never put your trust in anything, but if you feel the need to change America's current course as plotted by GWB, vote for Kerry/Edwards.
Stump Speech (in 100 words or less)
1) No American working full time should be in poverty
2) We want better healthcare
3) We want better education
4) We want cleaner air and water
5) We want better standing with the international community
6) We want a strong military; we won't go to war because we want to, but only when we have to
7) We want fair trade policies
8) We'll try to reduce our dependence on foreign oil
9) Teresa Heinz Kerry: We want women to be a respected part of the process
In some situations, killing is perfectly moral and proper.
Perhaps it's a good time for you to finally bury all those bodies stuffed under your bed? And please don't ever confuse Counterstrike with an open window again!
Tools with the sole purpose to kill. It's a tool used to ratchet up violence and aggression, under your naive assumption that it will tip the balance in your favor.
This is so old and tired, when will you NRA zealots start engaging your brains again and stop spewing this lame inaccurate analogy?
Sorry to rant, I'm just sick of hearing it. Oh well, I didn't have any karma in the first place, hee...
FWIW... my mp3 player uses Media Player underneath (sorry but I started writing it years ago and it was my best bet at the time). That said, it does a lot of what you guys might want - mainly, you set up rules and it uses them to create your playlists. It's not in great shape yet but it's usable. Right now, the main functionality is driven by setting up DJ's. Each song gets a diff rating for each DJ. Then, you just pick the one you're in the mood for - e.g., Happy DJ, Angry DJ, Workin' DJ, whatever... stupid plug, I know, I just get excited about this topic. Sorry! I promise to work on something linux-y next... :P
Don't mod this up, or my little server will be toast...
I think the parent comment is a lot more accurate than you might first think, for people with both good AND bad memories. My memory sucks - as is true of all good C++ coders - wrap and forget. :> I often search for instances of variables with names I can't remember using the name that seems most reasonable, and I'm constantly surprised by my success.
Then again, now that I think about it, maybe I'm just the type that's constantly surprised, period. Ha!
I know you're not condoning this crap as useful, but just in case you accidentally confuse someone... :P
You're not "thinking like the enemy". It would be actual WORK to remove spyware - not necessarily easy work, either, requiring constant maintenance. I wouldn't trust the software to do ANYTHING but add to your troubles.
Why can't you run a browser while you configure the server?