Or, being Redmond, they foresee the old freebie as the entry-level UI, and plan to roll out the New Hotness with a $tring attached.
Capitalists: always out to make a buck.
There is a substantial difference between lie-spouting (full concurrence with you there) and actually making a call that moves his mode beyond "passive-agressive rodeo clown". My point is that he ain't packin' the gear to go past the latter, irrespective of whether a given context would justify such.
NSA vs. the IRS in a hack-off. Whichever organization does the better job of gutting the other gets to absorb the others' tasking.
We've got to do something about this federal hydra. Having the heads attack each other is at least worth trying.
You'd have to be prepared for the fertilizer to hit the air circulator before a stunt like that.
I'm not surmising that #OccupyResoluteDesk has either the sack to order such an attack, or the sack content to deal with the fallout.
If a crisis involves doing more than showing up and delivering a speech in his Barry-tone(TM) voice, BHO just hasn't proven himself up to the task.
More generally, the Information Age means that we need less and less peopleware to manage data and shepherd people.
The last holdout, of course, is government.
Power to the blamers! There is far too much power to be garnered from inflaming (occasionally real, but often wholly manufactured) biases.
But things like the Rolling Stone UVA rape hoax, global warming, GamerGate, &c have blown the lid off what a bunch of cheap hucksters the Grievance Industrial Complex are.
Go back to hell and stay there, creeps.
1. Keep the rules simple.
2. Swap out the people enforcing them (elected & un-elected) at far higher frequency.
3. Understand that corruption is a cost of doing business, and can only be managed, not "solved". And that by applying 1. and 2.
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Never heard of her.
"Pass the Clippy on the left hand side. . ."
Or, being Redmond, they foresee the old freebie as the entry-level UI, and plan to roll out the New Hotness with a $tring attached.
Capitalists: always out to make a buck.
Hey, man: check your tribal hypocrisy privilege for microaggressive tendencies.
Still trying to peddle your "Tribe's" narrative, then?
What? I didn't call him the Second Coming of Lincoln.
"I got a good mind to join a club and beat you over the head with it. "
There is a substantial difference between lie-spouting (full concurrence with you there) and actually making a call that moves his mode beyond "passive-agressive rodeo clown". My point is that he ain't packin' the gear to go past the latter, irrespective of whether a given context would justify such.
NSA vs. the IRS in a hack-off. Whichever organization does the better job of gutting the other gets to absorb the others' tasking.
We've got to do something about this federal hydra. Having the heads attack each other is at least worth trying.
You'd have to be prepared for the fertilizer to hit the air circulator before a stunt like that.
I'm not surmising that #OccupyResoluteDesk has either the sack to order such an attack, or the sack content to deal with the fallout.
If a crisis involves doing more than showing up and delivering a speech in his Barry-tone(TM) voice, BHO just hasn't proven himself up to the task.
It would be tantamount to a declaration of war, if my amateur grasp of international law isn't too far out in the Spratleys.
More generally, the Information Age means that we need less and less peopleware to manage data and shepherd people.
The last holdout, of course, is government.
I saw Third Stage Design Problem open for Flaming Reentry in Kalamazoo, MI in '87.
How did you get modded up for equating global warming and a rape hoax?
Possibly the evidence of a lack of evidence.
Power to the blamers! There is far too much power to be garnered from inflaming (occasionally real, but often wholly manufactured) biases.
But things like the Rolling Stone UVA rape hoax, global warming, GamerGate, &c have blown the lid off what a bunch of cheap hucksters the Grievance Industrial Complex are.
Go back to hell and stay there, creeps.
You've got to crank the Pink Floyd to bring out the trails, though.
1. Keep the rules simple.
2. Swap out the people enforcing them (elected & un-elected) at far higher frequency.
3. Understand that corruption is a cost of doing business, and can only be managed, not "solved". And that by applying 1. and 2.
On another plane, Steve Jobs was heard to groan appreciatively.
Your faith in the regulatory state must remain beyond reproach.
Absolutely. Gotta blame the parents and the church.
We must always prefer drugs and state intervention to failed approaches like, you know, parenting and involvement in a community of faith.
Look: power doesn't care what you do to acquire and wield it.
Take a long hard look at the code behind Wordpress then get back to us
Get back "to" you; get back "at" you: what's in a preposition?
Recreational legislation is an evil exceeding premature optimization.
Not in dispute. As noted above, I'd missed "ISP" as well. I think I was exhausted when I replied initially.