The anti-authoritarian sections of the First International were the precursors of the anarcho-syndicalists, seeking to "replace the privilege and authority of the State" with the "free and spontaneous organization of labor."
Oddly enough, the duke was assassinated by an Anarchist, who had been doing this kind of thing a lot since the 1840s. Read about the LONG history of anarchism in Europe to gain some insight into how unremarkable (and stupid) the acts of Wikileaks and the WTO protesters is. Long since discredited - except by the young
I've often wondered about what seems like a huge gap in the security technology: umbrella shafts, like the Penguin would use. It's a thin circular shaft of metal. On the X-ray, it's going to show up as thin circular shaft of metal. Seems like an obvious place to put a sword blade...
Wow, talk about those who don't understand the past are doomed to repeat it. Microsoft (and PCs from IBM in general) were popular precisely because individual business departments got to install their own apps instead of having to use only the ones that the guys on the raised floorboards deemed they could have.
It's why the PC won in the first place; talk about hubris from Google.
I guess Google figures people will like it if comes with Rounded Corners + Gradients this time.
What if I hacked your email account and posted information that you didn't really care about? Would you be mad that I hacked your email account and posted your emails?
Why do you want to deny the rights to the US government that you'd like for yourself?
At least the egomanaic is admitting that the documents he finds don't actually show anything "beyond the pale." I'm sure he expected for some kind of smoking gun where he saw US soldiers just blatantly murdering people and people laughing about it or something.
The documents as far as I'm concerned largely show the US as handling all this pretty well. I mean, what planet does Wikileaks live on? The one where Stalin didn't murder 50 million people?
I'm sure the logs of Wikileaks sound equally malevolent when someone posts in and describes everyone in it as some big evil character out of central casting.
This is great. It clears the decks, let's people not have to have paranoia about "whats out there" because guess what you saw it! and it's not all that bad!
Judging from the amount of ALL CAPS posts coming from the "America Last" types so prevalent here on Slashthink, I'd venture to say that one side here is the Troll.
Greatest source of freedom and liberty in the history of the planet. Saved you from living under hitler and then the politburo. Ungrateful pricks. Deserve your fate
The first thing they teach you on d-l when you complain about a Sid issue is, "did you install apt-listbugs?" If you're not smart enough to read the buglist before you install, you shouldn't run Sid - you should run Stable.
Of course if you're the very first guy to install it you can still hit issues. I keep a local repo of my "last known good" debs so I can rollback if Sid breaks something. The equals key in aptitude is your friend.
I really, really hate these Zen/internet/GNU Koans from the hackers dictionary.. They all sound like they were written by Renaissance Faire types and don't really impart anything to me except the mindset of people who thought Unix workstations were AWESOME and then proceeded to infight with 114 mutually different flavors of unix.
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The anti-authoritarian sections of the First International were the precursors of the anarcho-syndicalists, seeking to "replace the privilege and authority of the State" with the "free and spontaneous organization of labor."
Oddly enough, the duke was assassinated by an Anarchist, who had been doing this kind of thing a lot since the 1840s. Read about the LONG history of anarchism in Europe to gain some insight into how unremarkable (and stupid) the acts of Wikileaks and the WTO protesters is. Long since discredited - except by the young
I've often wondered about what seems like a huge gap in the security technology: umbrella shafts, like the Penguin would use. It's a thin circular shaft of metal. On the X-ray, it's going to show up as thin circular shaft of metal. Seems like an obvious place to put a sword blade...
Wow, talk about those who don't understand the past are doomed to repeat it. Microsoft (and PCs from IBM in general) were popular precisely because individual business departments got to install their own apps instead of having to use only the ones that the guys on the raised floorboards deemed they could have.
It's why the PC won in the first place; talk about hubris from Google.
I guess Google figures people will like it if comes with Rounded Corners + Gradients this time.
Under that definition everyone is a journalist.
What if I hacked your email account and posted information that you didn't really care about? Would you be mad that I hacked your email account and posted your emails?
Why do you want to deny the rights to the US government that you'd like for yourself?
If you like that you'll love Brought To Light by Alan Moore which he wrote after Iran Contra. Cue the black helicopters and x-files music
I think the trilateral commission, the Rand corporation, black helicopters and the Freemasons are usually involved in things like that.
Yeah, if this is the worst thing you can say about us, well, that ain't too bad.
At least the egomanaic is admitting that the documents he finds don't actually show anything "beyond the pale." I'm sure he expected for some kind of smoking gun where he saw US soldiers just blatantly murdering people and people laughing about it or something.
The documents as far as I'm concerned largely show the US as handling all this pretty well. I mean, what planet does Wikileaks live on? The one where Stalin didn't murder 50 million people?
I'm sure the logs of Wikileaks sound equally malevolent when someone posts in and describes everyone in it as some big evil character out of central casting.
This is great. It clears the decks, let's people not have to have paranoia about "whats out there" because guess what you saw it! and it's not all that bad!
You have violated the rules of Slashthink. The pre-programmed mods will respond in an automatic fashion.
Judging from the amount of ALL CAPS posts coming from the "America Last" types so prevalent here on Slashthink, I'd venture to say that one side here is the Troll.
Mfc and gdi are similar to Gtk and Gdk. Pango is rather unique, tho some of Gdi+ is similar.
I guess Mfc probably has more obtuse macros tho
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Oh, he read it in a book. Must be true!
That's why it all got taken car of when it was just the uk Aussies and canadiens I guess
Yeah, your version is gods unvarnished truth. /rolls eyes
Greatest source of freedom and liberty in the history of the planet. Saved you from living under hitler and then the politburo. Ungrateful pricks. Deserve your fate
It's all just one guy who backed up a dvd
I could truly care less
The first thing they teach you on d-l when you complain about a Sid issue is, "did you install apt-listbugs?" If you're not smart enough to read the buglist before you install, you shouldn't run Sid - you should run Stable.
Of course if you're the very first guy to install it you can still hit issues. I keep a local repo of my "last known good" debs so I can rollback if Sid breaks something. The equals key in aptitude is your friend.
Thank you, Captain Hindsight! What a complete failure the designers of HTTP were. They should've done it so much different! :-)
What gives this guy the right to do this? He should be prosecuted!
Maybe he should go around picking locks and leaving notes in peoples house about how easy it is to get into the house.
Self important prick.
I really, really hate these Zen/internet/GNU Koans from the hackers dictionary.. They all sound like they were written by Renaissance Faire types and don't really impart anything to me except the mindset of people who thought Unix workstations were AWESOME and then proceeded to infight with 114 mutually different flavors of unix.
cochlear implant using the mandible as amplifier+microphone