The reason for "unless" is to remove the suspicion of guilt should it not be proven, whereas "until" maintains that suspicion forever, ignoring the trial finding of innocence.
Unless: "Let it go. It doesn't matter what you think, he was found not guilty" "Fine, but I'm not happy about it" Until: "Let it go." "No way, that's not justice! I want a retrial! He's guilty, I tell you!"
Considering that those employees probably caught measles from some kid whose parents don't believe in vaccination, perhaps the kids should have mandatory checks to verify they aren't festering bags of plague before they are let into a closed environment...
Did they accept that they would be "held accountable" for *everything* they said or wrote? That every note, every love letter to their wives, every scribble and jotting, every thank you letter to Grandma for that sweater they didn't really like that they got for Christmas, every snarky comment made about someone they didn't get on with, every utterance no matter how benign and immaterial would be scrutinised by a tyrannical government hell bent on criminalising them by any means via self-appointed and absolute powers? Of course they didn't, you fucking idiot.
Sorry, I live in a country where if they want to tax me they make the effort to work out what I have to pay instead of expecting me to do their work for them.
I consider it to be more like the First Amendment argument that is popular: you can say what you want but you can't shout "Fire!" in a crowded theatre. Nobody seems to have a problem with that.
Jihadists can say what they want, but they can't advocate killing artists with Kalashnikovs.
"Publish, and be damned" is a nice ethos, but it can't always be followed thanks to tubthumpers with axes to grind, teeth to gnash and mouths to foam. There's *always* someone who wants to take offence to the exclusion of rational thought.
Because, as a student, if you hit it and it breaks you did something dumb and reduce the number of units for the class to use. However, as an instructor, if he hits it and it breaks, it was due for replacement.
That's not a threat, even if it is believed that they are ruthless killer aliens as the constant net curtain twitching that happens by the local busybodies will ensure the angels remain phase locked and can't hurt anybody...
Why not use SVG? One small file, crisp at any resolution. Oh, but bitmaps *must* be used and 57 different bloating elements *have* to be included on every web page so it doesn't look jaggy as an icon on the home screen. Which, like printing, is hardly used; if a site is popular enough for a home icon to be saved in large numbers, it'll have an app so you don't have to.
Fahrenheit is still used (unofficially) in UK, along with pounds, stones (and hundredweight); inches, feet, yards, chains, furlongs and miles; Gas Marks; guineas etc.
Remember that Glasgow is also the place where if you botch a terror act on an airport you get a kicking from some guy whose cigarette break you disturbed. Even though you're already on fire.
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The reason for "unless" is to remove the suspicion of guilt should it not be proven, whereas "until" maintains that suspicion forever, ignoring the trial finding of innocence.
Unless: "Let it go. It doesn't matter what you think, he was found not guilty" "Fine, but I'm not happy about it"
Until: "Let it go." "No way, that's not justice! I want a retrial! He's guilty, I tell you!"
Considering that those employees probably caught measles from some kid whose parents don't believe in vaccination, perhaps the kids should have mandatory checks to verify they aren't festering bags of plague before they are let into a closed environment...
"Innocent UNLESS proven guilty" was the phrase. "until" implies you're a criminal before the fact and proof of that criminality is just a formality.
Real men have them in a V configuration. Really real men have a W configuration.
Darth Vader (Dave Prowse) has been advocating that since the 70s...
rotten.com still exists...
They were nothing compared to alt.alien.vampire.flonk.flonk.flonk contributors.
No, he'll get promoted before that happens due to the savings. Then it's the fault of the next guy who had nothing to do with it, but fuck him, right?
Or "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" by Philip K. Dick, for that matter.
Did they accept that they would be "held accountable" for *everything* they said or wrote? That every note, every love letter to their wives, every scribble and jotting, every thank you letter to Grandma for that sweater they didn't really like that they got for Christmas, every snarky comment made about someone they didn't get on with, every utterance no matter how benign and immaterial would be scrutinised by a tyrannical government hell bent on criminalising them by any means via self-appointed and absolute powers? Of course they didn't, you fucking idiot.
Thought that was leopard skin...
Oh, so close.
You should have used "Mr Underhill" and Frodo.
They don't need a warrant to get an encryption key. As an added bonus, refusal to hand it over (even if you have truly forgotten it) is an offence.
Sorry, I live in a country where if they want to tax me they make the effort to work out what I have to pay instead of expecting me to do their work for them.
I never said I was in agreement with the argument, primarily because it is incorrect; I merely pointed out its popularity.
I consider it to be more like the First Amendment argument that is popular: you can say what you want but you can't shout "Fire!" in a crowded theatre. Nobody seems to have a problem with that.
Jihadists can say what they want, but they can't advocate killing artists with Kalashnikovs.
"Publish, and be damned" is a nice ethos, but it can't always be followed thanks to tubthumpers with axes to grind, teeth to gnash and mouths to foam. There's *always* someone who wants to take offence to the exclusion of rational thought.
Because, as a student, if you hit it and it breaks you did something dumb and reduce the number of units for the class to use. However, as an instructor, if he hits it and it breaks, it was due for replacement.
F#, with some Python involved
That's not a threat, even if it is believed that they are ruthless killer aliens as the constant net curtain twitching that happens by the local busybodies will ensure the angels remain phase locked and can't hurt anybody...
Why not use SVG? One small file, crisp at any resolution. Oh, but bitmaps *must* be used and 57 different bloating elements *have* to be included on every web page so it doesn't look jaggy as an icon on the home screen. Which, like printing, is hardly used; if a site is popular enough for a home icon to be saved in large numbers, it'll have an app so you don't have to.
Fahrenheit is still used (unofficially) in UK, along with pounds, stones (and hundredweight); inches, feet, yards, chains, furlongs and miles; Gas Marks; guineas etc.
No, that is correct as it is she and her label.
However, "it's" is wrong
Remember that Glasgow is also the place where if you botch a terror act on an airport you get a kicking from some guy whose cigarette break you disturbed. Even though you're already on fire.
Maybe that's something they should teach, it would reduce the teenage pregnancy rate.