We the Government/Republicians/etc are not out to haraas but simply trying to track delegates who are aligned with the Democratic/Green/etc party. We need to keep them under control as they are dangerous individuals who are known to back the anti-democratic minority. The procedure is similar to implementation of criminal registration procedures.
WTF? How did you get a copy of this? We weren't going to issue this press release until after W speaks on Thurdsay.
Except that McCain seems to have lost his straight-talking spirit, given his recent "bend over for Bush" moment. He's behaving like a thrice-beaten woman who still loves her man.
Unfortunately, many sites require (i.e. if you actually want to use them) ActiveX iff you are using IE. Many websites provide the "lite" version of their content only for users of Mozilla, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Konqueror, Links, Lynx, etc.
You have confused socialism with megacorp consulting. One of these is effective, albeit expensive (e.g. tax extravaganza). The other is simply expensive. I think the problem here is not that the policy is misguided, but that various levels of government assume that IBM can do a better job of setting up a school network than a bunch of geeks from the local college.
You should give Temple of Elemental Evil a try. It was developed by Troika, the developers of Arcanum and Fallout (when some of the team members were working at Interplay). It's a little thin on story, but peerless in hardcore, tactical combat. It's one of the few turn-based CRPGs you can find on the shelves today and is probably the most complete implementation of the DnD combat rules ever.
I'd guess that 90% of broadband subscribers use their bandwidth for pr0n, filesharing, or gaming (if not all of the above), and that "family-friendly" uses of a high-speed connection are few and far between. How long will it be before high-speed ISPs lose their customer base by bending over for the content cartel?
That said, if an "apology" is all that's required, I guess we need not sound the alarm yet.
1. "Had" is the past tense of "have/has". Even Jesus told the President so.
2. "Belief" is necessary but not sufficient for "knowledge". The absence of evidence should be a basis for gathering more evidence, not a rush to war. The evidence-gathering process, which may have demonstrated the falsity of the "conventional wisdom," was interrupted by neoconservative saber-rattling and a general impatience with discourse and reason (something this Adminstration is all to well know for).
3. "We know where the weapons are..." presumes that you can point to the weapons or tell someone where to find them. Perhaps you have pictures of the weapons in the context of their location or independently verifiable accounts of said weapons. Or, perhaps, "know" means "Jesus said so," and that explains the trouble the world is in.
GOOD FOR DATE AND SHOWTIME LISTED ONLY.
The management reserves the right to refuse admission on this ticket by refunding purchase price. Management also reserves the right to designate where the holder of this ticket shall be seated.
The fine print on the back of my movie stub seems to back up the grandparent post's point that a movie ticket lets you sit in a seat for the duration (+ buffer time) of the performance, space and whatnot permitting. Note that there's no signature line or text notifying me that by purchasing said ticket, I have agreed to a contract/license.
at some point in time, orthogonal stepped off the reality bus and imagined that GMail would be the only email service available on the planet. silly him.
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WTF? How did you get a copy of this? We weren't going to issue this press release until after W speaks on Thurdsay.
Signed,
The Justice Department
Except that McCain seems to have lost his straight-talking spirit, given his recent "bend over for Bush" moment. He's behaving like a thrice-beaten woman who still loves her man.
How feasible is remote access (via SSH?) when there's only itermittent internet access? Not very.
The beautiful thing about SE Michigan is that you don't need cable to get CBC (from Windsor, Canada). All you need is a pair of rabbit ears.
Java is COBOL with better marketing.
Try mapping the flashlight to your right mouse button. Now the flashlight is "Alt-Fire" for any of your weapons.
Unfortunately, many sites require (i.e. if you actually want to use them) ActiveX iff you are using IE. Many websites provide the "lite" version of their content only for users of Mozilla, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Konqueror, Links, Lynx, etc.
I'm afraid the only solution is:
!IE
I post on /., so for all intents and purposes I am a kernel hacker, right?
You can also deal with port 6000 by replacing startx with
startx -nolisten tcp
wherever you start X (varies from distro to distro).
You have confused socialism with megacorp consulting. One of these is effective, albeit expensive (e.g. tax extravaganza). The other is simply expensive. I think the problem here is not that the policy is misguided, but that various levels of government assume that IBM can do a better job of setting up a school network than a bunch of geeks from the local college.
You should give Temple of Elemental Evil a try. It was developed by Troika, the developers of Arcanum and Fallout (when some of the team members were working at Interplay). It's a little thin on story, but peerless in hardcore, tactical combat. It's one of the few turn-based CRPGs you can find on the shelves today and is probably the most complete implementation of the DnD combat rules ever.
what about Windows ME? /snickers
This is also a great excuse after getting caught watching pr0n on the tube.
No, It just works. The ports open themselves automatically when they sense that another host wants to connect. :)
I'd guess that 90% of broadband subscribers use their bandwidth for pr0n, filesharing, or gaming (if not all of the above), and that "family-friendly" uses of a high-speed connection are few and far between. How long will it be before high-speed ISPs lose their customer base by bending over for the content cartel?
That said, if an "apology" is all that's required, I guess we need not sound the alarm yet.
1. "Had" is the past tense of "have/has". Even Jesus told the President so.
2. "Belief" is necessary but not sufficient for "knowledge". The absence of evidence should be a basis for gathering more evidence, not a rush to war. The evidence-gathering process, which may have demonstrated the falsity of the "conventional wisdom," was interrupted by neoconservative saber-rattling and a general impatience with discourse and reason (something this Adminstration is all to well know for).
3. "We know where the weapons are..." presumes that you can point to the weapons or tell someone where to find them. Perhaps you have pictures of the weapons in the context of their location or independently verifiable accounts of said weapons. Or, perhaps, "know" means "Jesus said so," and that explains the trouble the world is in.
I just want your wife. You can keep your inner child.
The fine print on the back of my movie stub seems to back up the grandparent post's point that a movie ticket lets you sit in a seat for the duration (+ buffer time) of the performance, space and whatnot permitting. Note that there's no signature line or text notifying me that by purchasing said ticket, I have agreed to a contract/license.
My best friend told me they make plasma models of these "billboards." He could be pulling my leg, though...
at some point in time, orthogonal stepped off the reality bus and imagined that GMail would be the only email service available on the planet. silly him.
I think Aqua is a piece of shit; I'd rather use the System 7 UI any day. But of course, that's not nearly as fashionable.
Can I get DSL in the Easter Islands?
That would actually be pretty cool. Can I put them on my rocket car?
How many delusions of grandeur does everyone else have?