Not the way it works as rights like anti-segregation are done at the Federal level because it applies to all citizens as stated in the Constitution (Equal rights under the law) (Have we always done that properly? Hell no, but this is now, not the past, does not mean
Everything not explicitly spelled out is up to the states. Most of the important items are covered for rights.
All the "details" should be left up to the individual states as to how to handle them.
You do *show* them trust by giving them the opportunity and verifying the results. If they fail, you dust them off and help them understand where they went wrong and help them take the consequences like an adult.
If you could trust them, they would be adults.
And, as history as shown, you can't really trust adults either.
Unless you have seen just how efficient the T5XXX series is with Java, I would not count the SPARC line out. Bad code is suddenly workable
Oracle now has a mirror to what IBM has had: An application tier (Weblogic) designed to run on a specific chip for maximum performance.
IBM has always had a DB to run on specific hardware, the Mainframe.
Now, if the next generation of SPARC (VIII) optimizes Oracle DB proper, you have a killer application stack: Optimized JAVA engine and Optimized DBA stack.
Kids absorb the cultural norms very quickly and will understand who is safe or not.
Even if you say "dont talk about this or that" you are still talking politics with your kids. They learn that the "Man" is not your friend or to be trusted.
They are certainly going to get the point if government goons are tossing the house on a regular basis.
I could have modded, but I rather post on this one.
My first wife was from Czechsolvakia. At 6, she definitely knew the impact of the Communist regime she lived under. (I found out later her father was an honest to god Nazi Youth during the occupation. That is in part why they were so prosecuted by the Party)
I clearly remember the Nixon resignation which happened when I was 5, and the Carter administration/hyperinflation. (I can still recall hearing that at current rates bread would be $300 a loaf in 10 years, and I knew that was more than my parents mortgage) I remember discussing both at length with my uncle, who I still have long political discussions with on a regular basis.
For some people, it is a integral part of our lives to pay attention to politics and social issues.
Even the Speaker said "But we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it"
So how did you find out what is in it?
Share the actual bill with me and I will discuss it with you.
Using "deem and pass" they will never actually vote on the bill. They will vote on 150+ pages of amendments, then the baseline bill will ride on the coat tails.
So we do not get to see the final bill until AFTER it passes.
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Got news for you.
Most of us 40 year olds bend the rules all day long.
Unfortunately, we also have to deal with clueless or jealous managers, so we make sure that no one knows we bent them.
So the ones you do see are either:
1. Not good at covering their tracks.
2. Get labeled as an innovator/risk taker and get to do it out in the open.
Somewhere in our 30's we learned to be sneaky...
Is monkey COBOL for money?
Or a Freudian slip?
For once, that might be on topic...
Bloody peasants!
Or over there. That spot, that spot right there? that spot is right out!
Not the way it works as rights like anti-segregation are done at the Federal level because it applies to all citizens as stated in the Constitution (Equal rights under the law)
(Have we always done that properly? Hell no, but this is now, not the past, does not mean
Everything not explicitly spelled out is up to the states. Most of the important items are covered for rights.
All the "details" should be left up to the individual states as to how to handle them.
And yet, that is a pretty good indicator. An empathetic person would be concerned about coming across empathetic.
An narcissist does not care what you think, so long as you think about them.
That's nothing when you consider who developed the technology in the first place, it has been militarized from the very start!
No it says they will be "properly regulated".
I hear the laughing of politicians right now if you bought that.
My old Dodge Neon had a Semi-hemi...
Why do you need DNA databases with all the cameras to capture the event?
Makes sense because they can then examine it closely for issues/improvement for v1.1
Not to mention the funding they could raise by sending that thing on a tour!
Maybe the 4th or 5th one, they will leave up there.
It was a tense situation, and I used the wrong one. =)
"would ban"
My point is that stupid legislation is the only thing bi-partisan in politcs.
You know, it is crap like this that puts us in the same league as Democrats that ban salt in restaurant food preparation.
Like to see you make a NY hot dog with out salt...
Besides, the whole "Steal from who we want, when we want" thing is covered.
Granted, Tax Laws are a bit less messy than boarding parties.
No, you don't trust kids.
That is why they are kids.
You do *show* them trust by giving them the opportunity and verifying the results. If they fail, you dust them off and help them understand where they went wrong and help them take the consequences like an adult.
If you could trust them, they would be adults.
And, as history as shown, you can't really trust adults either.
Doveryai, no proveryai
Unless you have seen just how efficient the T5XXX series is with Java, I would not count the SPARC line out. Bad code is suddenly workable
Oracle now has a mirror to what IBM has had: An application tier (Weblogic) designed to run on a specific chip for maximum performance.
IBM has always had a DB to run on specific hardware, the Mainframe.
Now, if the next generation of SPARC (VIII) optimizes Oracle DB proper, you have a killer application stack: Optimized JAVA engine and Optimized DBA stack.
Lemon ass is a common ingredient in their cuisine...
Wait, that is lemon grass. Sorry.
Kids absorb the cultural norms very quickly and will understand who is safe or not.
Even if you say "dont talk about this or that" you are still talking politics with your kids. They learn that the "Man" is not your friend or to be trusted.
They are certainly going to get the point if government goons are tossing the house on a regular basis.
I could have modded, but I rather post on this one.
My first wife was from Czechsolvakia. At 6, she definitely knew the impact of the Communist regime she lived under. (I found out later her father was an honest to god Nazi Youth during the occupation. That is in part why they were so prosecuted by the Party)
I clearly remember the Nixon resignation which happened when I was 5, and the Carter administration/hyperinflation. (I can still recall hearing that at current rates bread would be $300 a loaf in 10 years, and I knew that was more than my parents mortgage)
I remember discussing both at length with my uncle, who I still have long political discussions with on a regular basis.
For some people, it is a integral part of our lives to pay attention to politics and social issues.
But how it passed.
Tiberius Gracchus lives on in Obama, Pelosi and Reed.
Now the question is, it took 150 years from when Gracchus broke the Roman Republic until Caesar, how long before our first Dictator?
In other news...
Chris Matthews died, apparently by a thrombosis initially reported as a "thrill running up his leg" when vote 216 was cast.
Even the Speaker said "But we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it"
So how did you find out what is in it?
Share the actual bill with me and I will discuss it with you.
Using "deem and pass" they will never actually vote on the bill. They will vote on 150+ pages of amendments, then the baseline bill will ride on the coat tails.
So we do not get to see the final bill until AFTER it passes.
How is that for buying a pig in a poke?
Proof Medical M has no negative side effects...