I don't know of any condition that makes fresh breast milk a dietary requirement for a grownup. I have also never seen a 3-year-old being breast-fed. These are not real issues that anyone has to deal with as far as I know. In any case, it would not be up to me to set an age limit on how strangers nurse their offspring. I think there is both moralism and sexual neuroticism at play here, and we need to rise above that.
How about we decide it out of basic necessity? Babies have to eat like everyone else, and if I'm allowed to eat in a park, so should a baby. On the other hand, most adults can survive without licking people's butts.
That guy didn't use Tor. He used a regular 1-hop commercially-driven web proxy service. Such ones are easily traceable because it only takes the cooperation of the proxy company.
That said, I agree that if you do crime, you should be prepared to do time.
As a podcast listener, I feel your pain. I am clinging to my three-year-old Creative MuVo 256MB for dear life. It's not great, and the capacity sucks, but it seems like everything else on the market these days is useless. I need a decent display, good Linux support (read: mass-storage support), I need to be able to easily pause, skip, and forward/back without taking it out of my pocket (meaning: keys must feel distinct and be easy to locate blindly), and since I delete each show after listening to it, deleting must be painless as well.
I only dream of bookmarking support. Man, that would be great.
How is Linus any more of an inventor? He coded an operating system. Just because it's more work doesn't make it more of an invention. The "inventor" title should be reserved for people who come up with novel solutions of a new category.
The difference now is that both Java & Javascript have been open-sourced by Sun.
I'm not aware that Sun has a Javascript implementation to open-source, or that they have anything to do with Javascript at all. They open-sourced Java, which is similar to Javascript only in name, which is unfortunate.
By allowing your data to be hosted on another person's server, you gave them the right to snoop.
I don't think this is a given. If you rent an apartment, the landlord isn't entitled to spy on your private life just because he has ownership of the house. I think the poster has the same kind of expectation on the server space he rents, and that's reasonable.
That's why you make sure nobody gets your password. Since you now (ideally) only have one password to remember, it can be much stronger and you don't have to write it down anywhere.
OpenID is not using the same password for every account. It's having just one account instead of many, and thus only one password to remember (which can then be a better password since you have to remember fewer).
To say that it would take a cracker "many years" to break TrueCrypt's encryption is a gigantic understatement. He would not have enough lifetime to do it (and there probably aren't enough years left on Earth to do it, anyway).
I've listened to them for years and have had some good laughs. Their style is crude, yes, but authentic and funny. Now we're left with The Linux Action Show, with the glossy, family-friendly, foolsafe "hysterical morning crew"-style humour which is so typical American. I will miss the bullocks that LugRadio was.
This 10 year sentence would be called draconian too, if it was made mandatory for all copyright violators. Apples and oranges. Some child sex offenders get life (60 years + without parole) in prison.
KFU, my BFF. LMIRL at some ADR? RU MOOS or MOSS? SorG? We could be KPC while you TD2M. Seriously, NALOPKT, but IWSN, I don't care if it's SorG of if I have to be NIFOC. Just GYPO.
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I don't know of any condition that makes fresh breast milk a dietary requirement for a grownup. I have also never seen a 3-year-old being breast-fed. These are not real issues that anyone has to deal with as far as I know. In any case, it would not be up to me to set an age limit on how strangers nurse their offspring. I think there is both moralism and sexual neuroticism at play here, and we need to rise above that.
How about we decide it out of basic necessity? Babies have to eat like everyone else, and if I'm allowed to eat in a park, so should a baby. On the other hand, most adults can survive without licking people's butts.
Babies have to eat. You don't have to look at it. If someone is actually forcing you to, you should go to the police.
Is asking yourself questions and then answering them a lame trick? Yes, it is.
Hyperbole much? I think baseball is still a more popular pastime than censorship in America.
That guy didn't use Tor. He used a regular 1-hop commercially-driven web proxy service. Such ones are easily traceable because it only takes the cooperation of the proxy company.
That said, I agree that if you do crime, you should be prepared to do time.
The purpose of all the P2P systems he mentioned (Freenet, Tor, I2P) is anonymity. They can't arrest you if they don't know about you.
And you'd have to follow up with "You think I'm 'intellectually dishonest'? Why, those are mighty big words for a twelve-year-old."
As a podcast listener, I feel your pain. I am clinging to my three-year-old Creative MuVo 256MB for dear life. It's not great, and the capacity sucks, but it seems like everything else on the market these days is useless. I need a decent display, good Linux support (read: mass-storage support), I need to be able to easily pause, skip, and forward/back without taking it out of my pocket (meaning: keys must feel distinct and be easy to locate blindly), and since I delete each show after listening to it, deleting must be painless as well.
I only dream of bookmarking support. Man, that would be great.
Sigh.
Wikipedia lists 34 concepts which applies the word "Domain". It's a very generic word and not a new one, either. Live with it.
Yes. They do exhibit traits.
How is Linus any more of an inventor? He coded an operating system. Just because it's more work doesn't make it more of an invention. The "inventor" title should be reserved for people who come up with novel solutions of a new category.
Straight people in good health are never worried. Duh.
I'm not aware that Sun has a Javascript implementation to open-source, or that they have anything to do with Javascript at all. They open-sourced Java, which is similar to Javascript only in name, which is unfortunate.
By allowing your data to be hosted on another person's server, you gave them the right to snoop.
I don't think this is a given. If you rent an apartment, the landlord isn't entitled to spy on your private life just because he has ownership of the house. I think the poster has the same kind of expectation on the server space he rents, and that's reasonable.
That's why you make sure nobody gets your password. Since you now (ideally) only have one password to remember, it can be much stronger and you don't have to write it down anywhere.
OpenID is not using the same password for every account. It's having just one account instead of many, and thus only one password to remember (which can then be a better password since you have to remember fewer).
It's alanic.
To say that it would take a cracker "many years" to break TrueCrypt's encryption is a gigantic understatement. He would not have enough lifetime to do it (and there probably aren't enough years left on Earth to do it, anyway).
I've listened to them for years and have had some good laughs. Their style is crude, yes, but authentic and funny. Now we're left with The Linux Action Show, with the glossy, family-friendly, foolsafe "hysterical morning crew"-style humour which is so typical American. I will miss the bullocks that LugRadio was.
This 10 year sentence would be called draconian too, if it was made mandatory for all copyright violators. Apples and oranges. Some child sex offenders get life (60 years + without parole) in prison.
KFU, my BFF. LMIRL at some ADR? RU MOOS or MOSS? SorG? We could be KPC while you TD2M. Seriously, NALOPKT, but IWSN, I don't care if it's SorG of if I have to be NIFOC. Just GYPO.
P911, G2G! WYCM?
Nice try, but .localhost is a reserved TLD along with .invalid, .example, and .test.
Yes, you can use any of the available alternative DNS roots, or start your own.
By the way, "newbie" is spelt "newbie" </geezer>
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