Do you really think the hashes themselves are submitted as evidence? I would think that the hashes are only used to get a warrent for actually looking at the files with matching hashes. The problem in this case appears to be that there was no warrent to do the initial search, thus invalidating any further evidence-gathering based on the hashes.
You have to return to the Now Playing screen to change the volume? Dang! I've been doing it wrong all this time!
OK, that was a bit tongue-in-cheek, but I couldn't resist. Anyway, you can double-tap the home button to bring up a volume control, even while in other apps or while it's locked. That's not intuitive either, but a lot more handy.
I pretty much agree with your sentiments on user-friendly versus intuitive.
I've never configured samba to use unencrypted passwords unless I had to connect from Win9x (which won't do encrypted passwords). I really have no idea what you are talking about.
Yay, another shlashdot poster with shit for brains. What in the world makes you believe even a fraction of your argument is true in any way, shape or form?
The Bible never gives an age for the Earth/Universe. Got to love the disconnected logic that allows a person to make things up at random and yet allows themselves to feel smugly superior to other people they claim are making things up.
I am not sure if it's theft in a legal sense, but by trying to shut down the source of the code, it is a form of theft. The whole premise of "copyright infringement isn't theft" is based on the fact that the source hasn't actually been deprived of anything. The asshole who patented his software was trying to get rid of the source by abusing patent law. When I lose my own code by abusive legal action that leaves the only legal holder as the abuser, that is theft. I have lost what he has gained through his actions.
You have fallen into the same trap as most of the populous. You seem to think that a 200+ year old paper can actually affect anyone's actions. There is NOTHING stopping the Government from enforcing anything it chooses except the people in that Government, and perhaps the people they would rely on to do the enforcing.
There is a reason why Jefferson said that the Tree of Liberty must be refreshed with the blood of tyrants and patriots (please excuse the bad paraphrase). He knew that the only way to stop a tyranny was with one's life. The Constitution CAN NOT do it. Only we can.
All new Unix servers at Ford are Linux unless there is a good reason (software compability) to choose another. Linux is by far the most popular server OS after Windows (roughly 40%).
I do have to admit that in a couple years it might be a stretch to call Ford an "enterprise":p
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What is the point of a punishment that is not cruel?
Really, the common attitude here regarding the Criminal Justice system is just plain bizarre.
Do you really think the hashes themselves are submitted as evidence? I would think that the hashes are only used to get a warrent for actually looking at the files with matching hashes. The problem in this case appears to be that there was no warrent to do the initial search, thus invalidating any further evidence-gathering based on the hashes.
But I didn't RTFM, so what do I know.
My pet peeve about Vista is that at the same price point of the different XP versions, you actually get less product.
Why the hell can't Vista Home Basic play DVDs out of the box? (For non-administrators)
BSD is an OS (distribution). It can't compete with anything. Red Hat competes with Microsoft. Linux does not.
The developers are not competing with Microsoft either. Existing as an alternative does not imply competition.
You have to return to the Now Playing screen to change the volume? Dang! I've been doing it wrong all this time!
OK, that was a bit tongue-in-cheek, but I couldn't resist. Anyway, you can double-tap the home button to bring up a volume control, even while in other apps or while it's locked. That's not intuitive either, but a lot more handy.
I pretty much agree with your sentiments on user-friendly versus intuitive.
but how can you screw up SSH?
Ask Debian.
I've never configured samba to use unencrypted passwords unless I had to connect from Win9x (which won't do encrypted passwords). I really have no idea what you are talking about.
LDAP is a protocol, not a directory service. AD supports LDAP just fine.
Non-pro-life people should be terminated. If they don't care about life, we shouldn't be burdened with them.
ALL rapists have only that right. Why sensationalize it by adding "child"?
I don't have a single DRM'd song from iTunes, though I've bought about half a dozen albums. (iTunes just doesn't carry much of what I like.)
Actually, it does. But it all sucks.
Who in the UK doesn't have a region-ignoring player? You need better educated friends, perhaps.
If I had a choice between buying kids and video iPods, I'd pick the iPods any day.
Yay, another shlashdot poster with shit for brains. What in the world makes you believe even a fraction of your argument is true in any way, shape or form?
The Bible never gives an age for the Earth/Universe. Got to love the disconnected logic that allows a person to make things up at random and yet allows themselves to feel smugly superior to other people they claim are making things up.
Huh? Have you forgotten SCO already?
I am not sure if it's theft in a legal sense, but by trying to shut down the source of the code, it is a form of theft. The whole premise of "copyright infringement isn't theft" is based on the fact that the source hasn't actually been deprived of anything. The asshole who patented his software was trying to get rid of the source by abusing patent law. When I lose my own code by abusive legal action that leaves the only legal holder as the abuser, that is theft. I have lost what he has gained through his actions.
Explain how we do not have a one-party system in the US.
You have fallen into the same trap as most of the populous. You seem to think that a 200+ year old paper can actually affect anyone's actions. There is NOTHING stopping the Government from enforcing anything it chooses except the people in that Government, and perhaps the people they would rely on to do the enforcing.
There is a reason why Jefferson said that the Tree of Liberty must be refreshed with the blood of tyrants and patriots (please excuse the bad paraphrase). He knew that the only way to stop a tyranny was with one's life. The Constitution CAN NOT do it. Only we can.
That my friends, is truly dad indeed
You must have had a pretty bad childchood.
Trade secrets in a voting machine? I know you aren't speaking from particular knowledge, but the very idea just reinforces my decision not to vote.
The burden of proof relies on the accuser.
Ask Sagan.
Ha'motzi me'chaveroh alov ha'riah.
Ask a Talmudic sage.
All new Unix servers at Ford are Linux unless there is a good reason (software compability) to choose another. Linux is by far the most popular server OS after Windows (roughly 40%).
I do have to admit that in a couple years it might be a stretch to call Ford an "enterprise" :p
What success?
Even if he didn't cause it personally, the economy is utter crap. Everything related to the economy, such as healthcare, is getting worse.
The wars in both Afghanistan and Iraq are killing more innocent people than they are saving. Neither is accomplishing anything constructive.
What exactly has Bush succeeded in doing that is actually positive for the US, much less the world?