I don't understand why they don't make TPB a Tor hidden service. Why go to all the trouble of changing domain names all the time when they could just get an.onion/.tor2web.org address?
People always think a lot of people are dying "right now", but that's because they forget about all those people who died in the past. Lots of people die all the time.
If you own a window, you hereby agree to receiving my brick through it. Of course, this wonderful service is voluntary, so if you do not want to receive my brick through your window, simply remove any windows from your property.
If only they would bother creating a standards conformant window instead of trying to replicate their non-standard GUI on Linux, which results in it being unusable under tiling window managers (at least i3, which I am using).
Should I walk in to an Apple store and start disassembling their computers to check if they have fan guards?
Why wouldn't you just ask them?
Might be easier to just require them on everything so I know that any product I buy in a shop is safe.
So what you're saying is that because you're too lazy to research products you intend to buy properly, Apple should be forced to make their computers in the way that you prefer?
Ah, collectivism. How do you know what I like? There are hundreds of millions of people living in Europe and the US, and you claim to know that Europeans always like X and americans alsways like Y? That is incredibly arrogant. Please note that this comment is not only directed at you, but also at the american you were responding to.
If you require these guards, you could install them yourself or buy a different computer. If you don't like the way Apple makes their products, don't buy them (as with any other product).
If we don't regulate pants, then the alternative is that big business sets de facto policies for us, because they're the ones making the pants. Your only choice as a consumer is to not wear pants.
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All right, you go first then.
I believe the point is that you don't have to worry about bandwidth (or latency).
I think we've already won.
I have had a few keyboards (recently) with such a button.
That's probably illegal in the UK.
He probably didn't join with the intention of blowing whistles.
Bank of Thailand is the central bank of Thailand. Bank of America is not part of the US government.
I explicitly mentioned tor2web.
I don't understand why they don't make TPB a Tor hidden service. Why go to all the trouble of changing domain names all the time when they could just get an .onion/.tor2web.org address?
People always think a lot of people are dying "right now", but that's because they forget about all those people who died in the past. Lots of people die all the time.
If you own a window, you hereby agree to receiving my brick through it. Of course, this wonderful service is voluntary, so if you do not want to receive my brick through your window, simply remove any windows from your property.
No one is forcing you to use it.
Does it have a sane menu system yet?
If only they would bother creating a standards conformant window instead of trying to replicate their non-standard GUI on Linux, which results in it being unusable under tiling window managers (at least i3, which I am using).
A fictional movie is a movie that exists in fiction.
No, you're thinking of Steven Seagal.
So they should have released the driver a decade before they release the hardware?
It really annoys me when people say vi instead of vim. It probably has something to do with “vi” often being an alias to vim on many systems.
Why wouldn't you just ask them?
So what you're saying is that because you're too lazy to research products you intend to buy properly, Apple should be forced to make their computers in the way that you prefer?
Ah, collectivism. How do you know what I like? There are hundreds of millions of people living in Europe and the US, and you claim to know that Europeans always like X and americans alsways like Y? That is incredibly arrogant. Please note that this comment is not only directed at you, but also at the american you were responding to.
If you require these guards, you could install them yourself or buy a different computer. If you don't like the way Apple makes their products, don't buy them (as with any other product).
Why would they sue FSF for a bug in Linux?
I wish I hadn't spent my last modpoint on something else. I hope this pseudo-modpoint is adequate.
I'm glad they're suffering. They deserve to suffer for their decision to force their evil cloud firmware on people.
If we don't regulate pants, then the alternative is that big business sets de facto policies for us, because they're the ones making the pants. Your only choice as a consumer is to not wear pants.