Posse Comitatus: You think that if there is civil unrest in the United States and that the national guard can't cope, the government will not use the army to "restore order"? They can change the law for national emergency or whatever.
Welfare has a military application, it frees up the army to invade oil rich countries instead of protecting the rich from the poor angry mob at home.
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"But at the same time, it's likely to be far more established and dependable than its younger counterparts. You can count on it getting the job done, one way or another. It won't be flashy, but it will work. "
I'm going the other way, I went from Debian to Ubuntu in thr 6.04 days, but now I do not want to upgrade to the next Ubuntu, it's been going Downhill since 9.04. Less stable , more bugs and going way too Appleish/iPodish at every release. Switch the windows button to the left side? WTF, Taskbar freezing every few hours , grmbl.
I'm now Using Debian again on new installs, and when updates stop for 9.04 9.10 I will not Upgrade , I'll switch those boxes to Debian.
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STOP USING Chrome 12.0.742.112 OR SOME SHIT U NOOB!
No, that is probably only because flash does not run on it!
most OEMs pay MS per unit shipped, no per unit with windows installed.
You'll pay for windows, even if you do not get it
One of the reason is called th MS "tax"
He read it, but unlike you he understood. That's why he does not mention XXXXX and XXXXX.
"No, it's blocking illegitimate competition."
Which law is the Pirate bay breaking?
(Hint, US laws do not apply outside of the US)
What if someone is using the pirate bay to distribute his own content?
Blocking it for the record company is just using the government and laws to prevent competition.
They are losing control of the music business and they are getting scared.
Uh oh, this comment looks exactly like this comment.
lol, no one per region, lot less traffic on the back bone, google does this, peering directly etc.
They must have many datacenters, and deals with ISP to host , or peer directly.
cars were made in the states , not china. he has a point there, stupid none the less.
I was serious.
Posse Comitatus: You think that if there is civil unrest in the United States and that the national guard can't cope, the government will not use the army to "restore order"? They can change the law for national emergency or whatever.
Welfare has a military application, it frees up the army to invade oil rich countries instead of protecting the rich from the poor angry mob at home.
"But at the same time, it's likely to be far more established and dependable than its younger counterparts. You can count on it getting the job done, one way or another. It won't be flashy, but it will work.
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That's what she said.
Or by re-reading you post, you do. And I need coffee.
recursion?
I don't think this word means what you think. First to understand recursion you have to understand recursion.
Welcome to my crazy universe!
"I know of no chat client that sends actual animated graphics over the interbutt"
Well if you do not know of any they must not exist then. Also I'm crazy and been hallucinating for a while.
Thanks, whoever you are.
First post, Over.
Just like the evil bit protects us against present and future network attacks.
Drop dead :)
If I can get sued for my code by anyone who buys it, I better get paid every time someones buys it.
You know how fast a big block of metal cools down don't you? ;)
Oil get way more subsidies than electric power, even if you remove the US army budget from the oil subsidies.
I'm going the other way, I went from Debian to Ubuntu in thr 6.04 days, but now I do not want to upgrade to the next Ubuntu, it's been going Downhill since 9.04. Less stable , more bugs and going way too Appleish/iPodish at every release. Switch the windows button to the left side? WTF, Taskbar freezing every few hours , grmbl.
I'm now Using Debian again on new installs, and when updates stop for 9.04 9.10 I will not Upgrade , I'll switch those boxes to Debian.