nobodies laughing, we just realize that once they fire on a carrier.. well... there's no "oops.. we didn't mean to do that, now listen to us..." to it. If America really wanted to, they could fight the war entirely airborne & remote. No occupation, naval or ground forces, necessary.
I was on the store and selected a 64 GB model but closed the window. Thankfully reality hit. We already have an iPad, iPhones, Samsung Captivate, iPod Touch... I don't need to spend $299 on what will soon be an unsupported trinket.
Kernel branches back to 2.0 (released in 1997) have maintainers who can update if required. The longest lived branch to date was the 2.4 branch (2001) , which last got a release Dec 2010.
So, wait, kernels ARE operating systems this week?
Source please? That's not my experience, nor does it match what my friends say or what I've read in the press.
The usual citation for this is Pwn2Own. One interesting thing to note is that the winner gets the hacked machine. Since the Mac is more valuable, it makes sense to focus efforts there.
The only state where gun ownership such as you're obviously refferring to that is effective is Arizona. In every other state it appears to be a criminal offense to simply talk about gun ownership, the consequences being that only criminals have guns, and Texas is a consequence of those views. Only in Arizona are people allowed to carry without QUITE AS MANY restrictions as in all the other states.
I believe New Hampshire is the least strict in the nation regarding gun ownership.
Until someone with inside knowledge posts, this is all conjecture. Mine is that the distributors charge based on a per person basis that is relatively fixed. This may have to do with the antitrust cases that forced the studios to divest themselves of movie theatres. Second is that it's simpler for the ticket booth people. Or, it was prior to computerized consoles. It's also easier for mom and dad to drop their brats off at the theatre. Give each kid a $20 and let them figure it out.
Reading more of the linked file, it seems like things line up very strongly with "kernel is gpl v2 ONLY" regardless of all of the other blather. But, I stand by my other statement. I've had to spend ~$25k to go to an appeals court to get a lower court ruling overturned where the lower court made a blatant error in black letter law.
I suppose some of that depends on the quality of the judges and lawyers involved in any litigation. But to a person not trained in the twisted perversities of law, it seems you are correct.
I was polite the first time I responded to you, the second time I just thought you were being a douche, now I know your a worthless fucking troll too stupid to even use google
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He just needs to plug it in backwards.
nobodies laughing, we just realize that once they fire on a carrier.. well... there's no "oops.. we didn't mean to do that, now listen to us..." to it. If America really wanted to, they could fight the war entirely airborne & remote. No occupation, naval or ground forces, necessary.
That's right. Don't fire on carriers. Limit yourself to attacking research ships and consular ships.
Is that what Canada uses for their currency?
No, their currency looks like this.
I was on the store and selected a 64 GB model but closed the window. Thankfully reality hit. We already have an iPad, iPhones, Samsung Captivate, iPod Touch... I don't need to spend $299 on what will soon be an unsupported trinket.
Chiropractic practice in the shitter?
Huh. I didn't know that Columbia Upstairs Medical College opened a school of business.
"Farming equipment"? Cute...
Watch a few episodes of "Locked Up". Solitary confinement ain't necessarily all it's cracked up to be.
Kernel branches back to 2.0 (released in 1997) have maintainers who can update if required. The longest lived branch to date was the 2.4 branch (2001) , which last got a release Dec 2010.
So, wait, kernels ARE operating systems this week?
> ...OS X was compromised faster than Windows...
Source please? That's not my experience, nor does it match what my friends say or what I've read in the press.
The usual citation for this is Pwn2Own. One interesting thing to note is that the winner gets the hacked machine. Since the Mac is more valuable, it makes sense to focus efforts there.
No, I think most of that lot aren't internet addicts.
right... They were shitting in porta potties but had generators and chargers for free for people to keep their iPhones and netbooks hooked to the web.
Like in Texas.
The only state where gun ownership such as you're obviously refferring to that is effective is Arizona. In every other state it appears to be a criminal offense to simply talk about gun ownership, the consequences being that only criminals have guns, and Texas is a consequence of those views. Only in Arizona are people allowed to carry without QUITE AS MANY restrictions as in all the other states.
I believe New Hampshire is the least strict in the nation regarding gun ownership.
Just like my brother's advice. Occasionally, he comes up with something that seems insightful, but it's still totally worthless.
Let me guess, your brother is Bennett?
Until someone with inside knowledge posts, this is all conjecture. Mine is that the distributors charge based on a per person basis that is relatively fixed. This may have to do with the antitrust cases that forced the studios to divest themselves of movie theatres. Second is that it's simpler for the ticket booth people. Or, it was prior to computerized consoles. It's also easier for mom and dad to drop their brats off at the theatre. Give each kid a $20 and let them figure it out.
Reading more of the linked file, it seems like things line up very strongly with "kernel is gpl v2 ONLY" regardless of all of the other blather. But, I stand by my other statement. I've had to spend ~$25k to go to an appeals court to get a lower court ruling overturned where the lower court made a blatant error in black letter law.
I suppose some of that depends on the quality of the judges and lawyers involved in any litigation. But to a person not trained in the twisted perversities of law, it seems you are correct.
Probably the smart move. In my case, it made little difference. Gender trumps most everything else.
So which is it? Seems rather contradictory to me.
it must have been much more difficult to dig dirt when people wanted to divorce without saying they wanted out :)
My ex dug through my slashdot comments.
Really? I would...
The whole "being a fucking bigot" thing is a huge turnoff for me...
So fuck 'em in a way as to inspire them to drop an angry deuce.
IIRC, that bolded section is not present in the LICENSE.txt included in the linux kernel sources.
But does he Minsc words?
I'm saying I don't believe your opinion either. Unless you back it up with some facts.
I was polite the first time I responded to you, the second time I just thought you were being a douche, now I know your a worthless fucking troll too stupid to even use google
do us all a favor and go fuck yourself
Why would I do that when your mom is so willing?
It was much better before southern juries began using them as a means to refight the Civil War.
No, I'm saying that neither of you has provided one thing to prove either of your opinions. Both are full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.