If you are driving in an affluent suburb with dark coloured skin, then you are *not* "innocent".
Police officers are not objective individuals who only pull people over for actual offenses. They also pull over blacks, hispanics, for driving while not white amongst other things.
So you're telling me that this isn't going to be abused?
First, can we PLEASE start naming things in a moderately descriptive way? Names like grip, alsa, chbg, gimp, mozilla, k3b. Huh?
Let's see, ALSA is an acronym for Advanced Linux Sound Architecture, how is that -not- discriptive? As for your other complaints, they're no less descriptive than their Windows and MacOS counterparts.
Well, in the game I play, magical items have the uncanny effect of destroying everything for miles, and leaving the region magically irradiated.
Not to mention the tendency for the other storage spaces getting shuffled, which tends to piss off every arch-mage who owns one... as they've lost all their nifty shit, and it's been replaced with two rocks, a stick, and a bottle of mayonaise.
A portable hole and a bag of holding are two magical items that perform the same task... which is both are near-infinite storage facilities which fit conveniently into the palm of your hand... (and they melt in your mouth too).
Putting one near infinite storage facility into another near infinite storage facility causes a massive explosion, which destroys both storage locations, shuffles around every other storage location, and tends to kill the moron that did it, and those unfortunate enough to travel with him/her.
Which is more complicated and expensive? Razor blades which require R&D, not to mention swivels, goo-strips, and metal, or a bit of plastic which only serves to hang said razor upon?
The reason razor blades are more expensive is that they cost the company more to produce, due to R&D, and also the cost of materials. Razors themselves are just cheap bits of plastic to hang the blades on.
What is your address again? I'd like to test out this theory of yours... good for the economy, but not for you? That's a really outlandish idea... it... it just might work!
Before we sign off on it, though, we'll need to test your hypothesis.
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You don't need the modchip though, you just need a copy of 007:something or another, and you can buffer-overflow your way into it.
You can also, after using the buffer-overflow exploit upgrade the firmware in the bios by soldering two of the pins (I'm no X-Box hacker, so I'll not try to say which). So, you won't need a modchip.
You can get the 007 game at blockbuster for five bucks...
if you make changes to the code licensed under the GPL, the GPL insists that you make that code change *no matter how minor* available to all *SOMEHOW*,
No, the GPL says you have to give the code (including changes) to those who you distribute the binaries to, and that you're not permitted to restrict distribution.
If you're distributing software internally, there's no reason under the GPL that you have to distribute the source code to anyone that doesn't need it, because the transaction is internal.
If you're not distributing the software at all, there is no reason under the GPL that you have to distribute the source code to anyone, because you're not distributing.
The GPL restricts distribution of original and derived works, by stating that you have to provide the source code to those who(after recieving your binaries) request it. You don't have to distribute the source code to the world, nor do you have to give away your software for free.
http://www.dianahsieh.com/undergrad/tiops.html Your source doesn't take into account whether those polled were schooled publicly or privately, which is a problem, IMHO.
According to the UN charter when diplomacy fails and the security council faills to agrre on a resolutions that is the end of the road per se. The fact that your country choose to ignore this and attack Iraq anyway says alot about the USA today.
Ah, but according to the US Constitution, the UN Charter can go fuck itself.
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Let me rephrase your post..
If you are driving in an affluent suburb with dark coloured skin, then you are *not* "innocent".
Police officers are not objective individuals who only pull people over for actual offenses. They also pull over blacks, hispanics, for driving while not white amongst other things.
So you're telling me that this isn't going to be abused?
Because statistically, they would also "catch" more innocent people than they would otherwise.
First, can we PLEASE start naming things in a moderately descriptive way? Names like grip, alsa, chbg, gimp, mozilla, k3b. Huh?
Let's see, ALSA is an acronym for Advanced Linux Sound Architecture, how is that -not- discriptive? As for your other complaints, they're no less descriptive than their Windows and MacOS counterparts.
Yeah, but you forgot step 4... which is get hunted down by angsty-pretensious mages with a penchant for mind-wedgies and general distemper.
Wait a minute... so it was YOU who shuffled all the storage spaces!
Well, in the game I play, magical items have the uncanny effect of destroying everything for miles, and leaving the region magically irradiated.
Not to mention the tendency for the other storage spaces getting shuffled, which tends to piss off every arch-mage who owns one... as they've lost all their nifty shit, and it's been replaced with two rocks, a stick, and a bottle of mayonaise.
A portable hole and a bag of holding are two magical items that perform the same task... which is both are near-infinite storage facilities which fit conveniently into the palm of your hand... (and they melt in your mouth too).
Putting one near infinite storage facility into another near infinite storage facility causes a massive explosion, which destroys both storage locations, shuffles around every other storage location, and tends to kill the moron that did it, and those unfortunate enough to travel with him/her.
Which is more complicated and expensive? Razor blades which require R&D, not to mention swivels, goo-strips, and metal, or a bit of plastic which only serves to hang said razor upon?
The reason razor blades are more expensive is that they cost the company more to produce, due to R&D, and also the cost of materials. Razors themselves are just cheap bits of plastic to hang the blades on.
This is Germany... their culture is beer, pretzels, and soccer.
What is your address again? I'd like to test out this theory of yours... good for the economy, but not for you? That's a really outlandish idea... it... it just might work!
Before we sign off on it, though, we'll need to test your hypothesis.
Heretic! It's spelled s-l-a-c-k-w... oh, bugger it, I can't be bothered with spelling it for you.
WRONG! In Soviet Russia, lunches cook servers on YOU!
Karma Whore.
You don't need the modchip though, you just need a copy of 007:something or another, and you can buffer-overflow your way into it.
You can also, after using the buffer-overflow exploit upgrade the firmware in the bios by soldering two of the pins (I'm no X-Box hacker, so I'll not try to say which). So, you won't need a modchip.
You can get the 007 game at blockbuster for five bucks...
if you make changes to the code licensed under the GPL, the GPL insists that you make that code change *no matter how minor* available to all *SOMEHOW*,
No, the GPL says you have to give the code (including changes) to those who you distribute the binaries to, and that you're not permitted to restrict distribution.
If you're distributing software internally, there's no reason under the GPL that you have to distribute the source code to anyone that doesn't need it, because the transaction is internal.
If you're not distributing the software at all, there is no reason under the GPL that you have to distribute the source code to anyone, because you're not distributing.
The GPL restricts distribution of original and derived works, by stating that you have to provide the source code to those who(after recieving your binaries) request it. You don't have to distribute the source code to the world, nor do you have to give away your software for free.
I agree, but I was home-schooled, so what do I know? :)
Here's a source...
http://www.dianahsieh.com/undergrad/tiops.html
Your source doesn't take into account whether those polled were schooled publicly or privately, which is a problem, IMHO.
Your stats specifically state that they are based on black population only.
We had a higher literacy rate before we had compulsary public schooling.
Public schooling is designed for 19th century industrial society, not 21st century technological society.
Yeah, but I'll get that guy on my patent on head-bashing rocks.
Notice how he has Joe Outlook Idiot? That means he is distinguishing from the Outlook using morons and the Outlook using intelligent people.
Unfortunately, you fall into the latter.
According to the UN charter when diplomacy fails and the security council faills to agrre on a resolutions that is the end of the road per se. The fact that your country choose to ignore this and attack Iraq anyway says alot about the USA today.
Ah, but according to the US Constitution, the UN Charter can go fuck itself.
You can get those too...
See here
Mini-itx supports PCI. You can get hardware mpeg decoders.
He got the mustaaaaaaaaaaard ouuuuut!
Illegal warfare? The President was authorised to use military force by Congress. How much more LEGAL can it get?