SUBCHAPTER I--SHORT TITLE, DECLARATION OF POLICY, AND DEFINITIONS
Sec. 20102. Congressional declaration of policy and purpose
(d) Objectives of Aeronautical and Space Activities.--The aeronautical and space activities of the United States shall be conducted so as to contribute materially to one or more of the following objectives:
(1) The expansion of human knowledge of the Earth and of phenomena in the atmosphere and space.
There are repeated examples of conflicts, concerns, and debates which are carefully hidden from public view, not because they are too esoteric for public consumption, but because it would dilute the message.
Cite one?
Oh, no, you can't.
"Hide the decline"? Not hidden -- they wrote fucking published papers about it.
"Keep things out of the literature" -- It would have been nice, but the excrable papers were not just published but cited by the IPCC AR, even though they turned out to be the crap they looked like being.
Anyone who has the faintest doubt that this is so should force himself to read the ClimateGate documents, which lay it bare. (Montford’s book organizes the facts very well.)
There have been "race wars" between two groups indistinguishable by genetics--e.g. Tutsi and Hutus (who started as two political classes but whom the Victorian English categorized as two distinct "races" , which evolved into a series of genocides)
Yup, the Victorian English from Brussels. Mostly we call them Belgians.
You are misreading the message. systemctl is telling you that the unit file has changed, and you should probably do a daemon-reload before doing the systemctl start. It is not a bug.
Frankly, I'm not associated with the Debian project, but, if I were, hearing that yet another lunatic troll was promising not to use their system would make me very happy.
AFAIK what he's pointing out is that NASA was chartered to explore space
Oh, yeah?
The National Aeronautics and Space Act
SUBCHAPTER I--SHORT TITLE, DECLARATION OF POLICY, AND DEFINITIONS
Sec. 20102. Congressional declaration of policy and purpose
(d) Objectives of Aeronautical and Space Activities.--The aeronautical and space activities of the United States shall be conducted so as to contribute materially to one or more of the following objectives:
(1) The expansion of human knowledge of the Earth and of phenomena in the atmosphere and space.
Yup, the only two keyboards I've ever liked are the unicomp model-M copies or the (abandoned) Dell L100.
The model M also has the advantage of doubling as a PDW and generating sound effects for building demolition.
Which clearly explains why countries without the death penalty have lower murder rates than countries with the death penatly.
Except they don't.
The plural of anecdote (especialy made up anecdote) is not data.
There are repeated examples of conflicts, concerns, and debates which are carefully hidden from public view, not because they are too esoteric for public consumption, but because it would dilute the message.
Cite one?
Oh, no, you can't.
"Hide the decline"? Not hidden -- they wrote fucking published papers about it.
"Keep things out of the literature" -- It would have been nice, but the excrable papers were not just published but cited by the IPCC AR, even though they turned out to be the crap they looked like being.
That's easy - just move to the Cayman Islands. There's no income tax there at all.
Are you, or the person you are replying to, an American.
'Cos if you are be aware that that is not true.
You think you should kill people without remorse because they killed people without remorse.
It's psychopaths all the way down.
Anyone who has the faintest doubt that this is so should force himself to read the ClimateGate documents, which lay it bare. (Montford’s book organizes the facts very well.)
No more needs to be said.
How sad.
Where's your proof that "meta-analyses are shit.". Do we just take your word for it?
He did a meta-analysis of all published meta-analysises to prove that meta-analyses are shit.
Seems cut & dried to me.
Who said 'program' -- you said 'used'.
Use more red-balanced LEDs and something like f.lux or refshift to change the monitor's color balance.
I misread that as "redshift" -- I though that you were proposing to launch the monitor into space at a significant fraction of the speed of light.
Yow! I'm malware.
Well spotted, panda.
Are you sure? Do you know what sizeof time_t returns on your phone?
At least accordingly to a comment of his on his latest blog entry.
So I expect that the fate of NTP isn't so uncertain as all that
You mean that NTP is certainly dead?
The lunacy around here gets stronger every day.
So maybe you should RTFA.
You are replying to an insane person. You are wasting your time.
Got a citation for that? 'cos it sounds like a pretty solid endorsement.
So use a live cd.
Does the SOC in tbe Rasbery PI 2 have hardware encryption support? 'cos it's going to be pretty slow without it.
illiterant? what the fuck does that mean. Illiterate.
memo to self -- stop posting to slashdot from idiotphone.
No it doesn't you illiterant cretin. I tells you that, since you have modified the unit file,start may not be doing what you think it is.
Anti systemd trolls seem to be getting stupider as time goes by.
There have been "race wars" between two groups indistinguishable by genetics--e.g. Tutsi and Hutus (who started as two political classes but whom the Victorian English categorized as two distinct "races" , which evolved into a series of genocides)
Yup, the Victorian English from Brussels. Mostly we call them Belgians.
You are misreading the message. systemctl is telling you that the unit file has changed, and you should probably do a daemon-reload before doing the systemctl start. It is not a bug.
One distribution that has not gone systemd only is, of course, Debian.
Frankly, I'm not associated with the Debian project, but, if I were, hearing that yet another lunatic troll was promising not to use their system would make me very happy.