There are a good number of states where you can't even get a 2nd degree murder charge without a body.
But coupled with no evidence and no eyewitness? There should have been no case. The AG who gave the prosecution the go ahead to prosecute this case was taking a big chance.
Too bad it paid off, and it was the defendant who made it happen!
I'm more interested in whether or not software like WordPress will switch over to Postgre if Sun is going to be an idiot. I know I'll no longer be using MySQL where I have the choice.
I completely agree, and would like to go on to say that amino acids are fairly simple if you think about it. While not complex in themselves they lend themselves to building complex things by how they are organized. Like MrNaz asks, it's not how they got here or even how the acids formed in the first place, it's how we went from amino acids to life that's the real question. Once we can focus on that, then perhaps we'll start to find possible answers.
From what little was said in the article, it appears that it's saying that if the end user doesn't take reasonable measures on the client side of the system, the banks won't be responsible for losses incurred, which IMO is reasonable. If I didn't take precautions to safeguard my data and money, then it really is my fault if I lose it all. OTOH, it didn't say anything about banks not being responsible if they (the bank) got hacked.
So the SETI researchers purposely set out to essentially bog themselves down in data? Isn't this like purposely inviting all of/. to your blog in a vain attempt at hosing your hosting company's servers?
I'm not surprised one bit. The death of John Paul II was a horrible tragedy, although one we knew was coming. This new pope, he sickens me to the core. The more I read about him, the less I like him.
First he uses the homily at John Paul's funeral to decry "radical individualism" and now this? God wants us to give willingly to the poor and down trodden. Taxes are anything but a willing gift to such people (most of the money doesn't even go to them).
For a supposedly intelligent man, he's got a lot to learn about the Bible, government, and economics.
I currently work at a Sonic drive in and I find it funny we don't use a touch screen. We have this huge freakin' keypad that has/everything/ on it. About 50 keys used in all, with about 20 more in reserve/not in use. That's why I stay in the kitchen. Order comes up on monitor, I make it, hand it to the expiditer, move on to next order.
Then how do they explain what happened when Kirk commendeered a Bird of Prey and did a slingshot manuever around the sun (twice) to save the Earth from an intelligent probe?
Slashdot Mirror
Or that princess chick from the Little Mermaid.
There are a good number of states where you can't even get a 2nd degree murder charge without a body.
But coupled with no evidence and no eyewitness? There should have been no case. The AG who gave the prosecution the go ahead to prosecute this case was taking a big chance.
Too bad it paid off, and it was the defendant who made it happen!
It definitely feels good to be home, oh wait, you weren't talking to me. Hehe.
I was actually thinking of Never on a Sunday.
Actually, it's not required to be considered a proper quote. Yeah, it can be abused to take things out of context, but RTFA.
Like Yellowstone.
I'm more interested in whether or not software like WordPress will switch over to Postgre if Sun is going to be an idiot. I know I'll no longer be using MySQL where I have the choice.
I completely agree, and would like to go on to say that amino acids are fairly simple if you think about it. While not complex in themselves they lend themselves to building complex things by how they are organized. Like MrNaz asks, it's not how they got here or even how the acids formed in the first place, it's how we went from amino acids to life that's the real question. Once we can focus on that, then perhaps we'll start to find possible answers.
From what little was said in the article, it appears that it's saying that if the end user doesn't take reasonable measures on the client side of the system, the banks won't be responsible for losses incurred, which IMO is reasonable. If I didn't take precautions to safeguard my data and money, then it really is my fault if I lose it all. OTOH, it didn't say anything about banks not being responsible if they (the bank) got hacked.
as long as no one touches my red Swingline, I don't care. :p
Er, at least, that's what I've been told. Yeah, that's it. I, uh, read it on line some place.
/. in some users journal. ;)
Must've read it on
So the SETI researchers purposely set out to essentially bog themselves down in data? Isn't this like purposely inviting all of /. to your blog in a vain attempt at hosing your hosting company's servers?
I'm not surprised one bit. The death of John Paul II was a horrible tragedy, although one we knew was coming. This new pope, he sickens me to the core. The more I read about him, the less I like him.
First he uses the homily at John Paul's funeral to decry "radical individualism" and now this? God wants us to give willingly to the poor and down trodden. Taxes are anything but a willing gift to such people (most of the money doesn't even go to them).
For a supposedly intelligent man, he's got a lot to learn about the Bible, government, and economics.
Maybe they mistook Slashdot for Google?
Red Dawn was a documentary?
I hope so, otherwise he didn't get his money's worth in that experiment.
I currently work at a Sonic drive in and I find it funny we don't use a touch screen. We have this huge freakin' keypad that has /everything/ on it. About 50 keys used in all, with about 20 more in reserve/not in use. That's why I stay in the kitchen. Order comes up on monitor, I make it, hand it to the expiditer, move on to next order.
And I'm damn fast, too.
How come the EPA hasn't fined Mt. Etna for CO2 pollution then?
I love you.
He is definitely very adept at that, and at not saying anything at all.
Then how do they explain what happened when Kirk commendeered a Bird of Prey and did a slingshot manuever around the sun (twice) to save the Earth from an intelligent probe?
Totally agree. Comparing a browser/email app bugfix rate to that of an integrated OS bugfix rate is rather disingenuous
We don't need to, Bush himself has said they were warrant-less wiretaps!
The Bill of Rights, 4th Amendment IIRC, protects us from "unwarranted search and seizure"
So quit defending Shrub.
Welcome to the Soviet States of Amerika.
Amen brother man!