Please note that these claims are false. Only an ideut could seriously claim that something as high level as a persistent database connection (over TCP) doesn't like certain switch/NIC combinations.
Never have I met such an ideut in all my life as a man who claims.. what was it again? Something about hubs and a database. Well, I seem to remember it was pretty damn ideutic anyway.
Your interpretation of what I said is frankly ideutic. I didn't say "It's not left wing, therefore it is right wing." What I actually said was: "It is not left wing because it *is* right wing. Here is why it is right wing."
I agree with you about the traditional left-right model being useless.
You need to ask yourself more carefully what the motives are for protectionism of the sort Buchanan and the unions espouse. You should also consider free trade in the context of liberty. If I want to buy something from someone in another country and that person wants to sell it to me, it's highly offensive that my government tries to charge me a fee for doing so.
The fact that I have generally observed freer trade causing a lot more good than less free trade is almost incidental to the liberty issue.
I don't see anything wrong with 'paying' for a license to use GNU software (The GNU delux distribution is one example).
What you seem to be missing here is the fact that GNU software is licensed under GNU licenses. It would be illegal for a vendor to change those license terms. What I'm sure you meant to say is that you don't see anything wrong with 'paying' for the distribution in your direction of GNU software.
Thank you for taking the time to let me clarify this important matter.
For example, from 100 Hz to 200 Hz, there are
one hundred discrete frequencies.
No, frequency is a continuous quantity. Wouldn't it be a coincidence if every periodic phenomenon cycled a whole number of times every second, where a second is an arbitrary man-made unit of time? What about rotation of the Earth, with a period of 24 hours? That's got a frequency of less than 1Hz.
OK, it is still correct that higher octaves will contain more energy because they span a wider range of frequencies, but statements like "from 100 Hz to 200 Hz, there are
one hundred discrete frequencies" are frankly ideotic.
it renders the data coming from the "X client," which you connect to
Absolute fucking bullshit. The X server provides a *service*, that service is displaying graphical output. If you are an application and you want to display some graphical output, you connect to the server. What's the problem?
There are already html documents on freenet which link to other documents using the freenet: URI scheme. This makes it possible to write a spider to index freenet much like web search engines use today. This also means that searchability doesn't have to be built in to the protocol itself, just as searchability isn't built in to http. You just need hypertext, a spider, and a search engine. Of course, this way, searches would take place outside the freenet domain (probably via a regular web site), but that would be fine for regular use.
Other, "sensitive" lists of links could be published via freenet periodically in someone's own key subspace and with a predictable date-based format.
A much easier way to get it in place would be to just buy the search engine. Considering that Disney owns GO Networks, it's not a streach.
Nope. They would still be destroying the value of the search engine with their actions. The next week everyone will be using the latest startup search engine, because it will have greater utility, and now that one will be worth billions. They can't go on buying them up and destroying their value for long. A law change is required.
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i want my DOCUMENTED PROOF
Please note that these claims are false. Only an ideut could seriously claim that something as high level as a persistent database connection (over TCP) doesn't like certain switch/NIC combinations.
Yeah that funny "swap out your hardware" bloke is a fucking scream.
Never have I met such an ideut in all my life as a man who claims.. what was it again? Something about hubs and a database. Well, I seem to remember it was pretty damn ideutic anyway.
Thank you very much sir. I particularly liked the bit about head-arse interchanges. I am not currently employed.
The feature will be optional. Don't get your panties in a twist.
Err, is it because the Americans aren't a bunch of interfering socialists?
Yes. What color sensors do we have in our eyes?
I agree with you about the traditional left-right model being useless.
You need to ask yourself more carefully what the motives are for protectionism of the sort Buchanan and the unions espouse. You should also consider free trade in the context of liberty. If I want to buy something from someone in another country and that person wants to sell it to me, it's highly offensive that my government tries to charge me a fee for doing so.
The fact that I have generally observed freer trade causing a lot more good than less free trade is almost incidental to the liberty issue.
Yes. Hello sir? The longer you don't reply to my requests for information, the more of an ideut you will look.
You talk an incredible amount of bollocks, Ritchie.
What you seem to be missing here is the fact that GNU software is licensed under GNU licenses. It would be illegal for a vendor to change those license terms. What I'm sure you meant to say is that you don't see anything wrong with 'paying' for the distribution in your direction of GNU software.
Thank you for taking the time to let me clarify this important matter.
You strike me as a loose keyboarder
ideut..
I agree with your post, but equating a government with a judiciary could make you look ideutic.
Of course, if they were subsets of each other, they would be equal to each other, ideut.
No, frequency is a continuous quantity. Wouldn't it be a coincidence if every periodic phenomenon cycled a whole number of times every second, where a second is an arbitrary man-made unit of time? What about rotation of the Earth, with a period of 24 hours? That's got a frequency of less than 1Hz.
OK, it is still correct that higher octaves will contain more energy because they span a wider range of frequencies, but statements like "from 100 Hz to 200 Hz, there are one hundred discrete frequencies" are frankly ideotic.
Absolute fucking bullshit. The X server provides a *service*, that service is displaying graphical output. If you are an application and you want to display some graphical output, you connect to the server. What's the problem?
Still waiting.
Other, "sensitive" lists of links could be published via freenet periodically in someone's own key subspace and with a predictable date-based format.
Please do not say "could care less" when you mean "couldn't care less". It just makes you look ideotic.
The punchline? Erm, oh, "does the genetic code run linux?". No, that's crap.
How about "I'd sure like to open source Natalie Portman's genetic code".
Imagine a genome. Imagine a cluster of genomes. Imagine a cluster of genomes stampeding the patent office.
Or was that just your sig?
Nope. They would still be destroying the value of the search engine with their actions. The next week everyone will be using the latest startup search engine, because it will have greater utility, and now that one will be worth billions. They can't go on buying them up and destroying their value for long. A law change is required.