Don't forget -- "illegal" applies globally. The US has extradition agreements with Saudi Arabia and Turkey, so technically, a US citizen can be extradited to KSA for something anti-Islamic (giving a church flyer to a Muslim), and then beheaded even though the person never set foot outside the US. So, what may be something one doesn't worry about now may be something (and their families) that one might be killed over in a few years.
I don't think that's what extradition agreements are for.
Actually, the "gun show loophole" has been shown not to be the problem as only a small percentage of guns obtained this way end up being used in crimes. And all FFLs at all gun shows in the US must "background check". The "loophole" you're trying to sniff out here are private sales.
I'd say the dude probably doesn't dig "pain", and therefore, due to the empathy he mentioned, assumes others don't either? Is this really that hard to grasp?
I've read a few articles on/. about net neutrality, and I couldn't discern any consensus regarding it's overall positivity or negativity. Of course, I understand how a lack could be abused, stifling competition for eyeballs. But some of what I read, written by people actually in the communications industry, made seemingly good arguments against it. The more I read, the more ambivalent I became. It seems less cut and dried than, say, arguments against SOPA.
Anyone have any serious material to read regarding the more technical aspects? I know that bias is inescapable, but I'd like some more informed information; John Oliver's delivery doesn't cut it. I'd greatly appreciate it.
Only thermophilic composting can kill diseases, and even then only the material in the core. A composting toilet usually doesn't have the critical mass.
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So when can we expect these UI "improvements"?
Yes, there are non-developer users of Linux on the desktop.
I don't think committing the crime in the US is grounds for extradition.
Don't forget -- "illegal" applies globally. The US has extradition agreements with Saudi Arabia and Turkey, so technically, a US citizen can be extradited to KSA for something anti-Islamic (giving a church flyer to a Muslim), and then beheaded even though the person never set foot outside the US. So, what may be something one doesn't worry about now may be something (and their families) that one might be killed over in a few years.
I don't think that's what extradition agreements are for.
They also maim and kill kids all the time. He hates kids too.
Actually, the "gun show loophole" has been shown not to be the problem as only a small percentage of guns obtained this way end up being used in crimes. And all FFLs at all gun shows in the US must "background check". The "loophole" you're trying to sniff out here are private sales.
It can.
Come again?
I'd say the dude probably doesn't dig "pain", and therefore, due to the empathy he mentioned, assumes others don't either? Is this really that hard to grasp?
I thought that was Unity.
I'm asking for good information here, and I'm modded down. Wow.
I've read a few articles on /. about net neutrality, and I couldn't discern any consensus regarding it's overall positivity or negativity. Of course, I understand how a lack could be abused, stifling competition for eyeballs. But some of what I read, written by people actually in the communications industry, made seemingly good arguments against it. The more I read, the more ambivalent I became. It seems less cut and dried than, say, arguments against SOPA.
Anyone have any serious material to read regarding the more technical aspects? I know that bias is inescapable, but I'd like some more informed information; John Oliver's delivery doesn't cut it. I'd greatly appreciate it.
This is not innovation. It's more of a repeated failure at rebranding.
More like Big Baby BSD, amirite?
Whoa. That is dark.
I neither know or care. It's just a bit early to try to stir the pudding here.
Has this resulted in one breached account? For all we know, this is just a list of email addresses. Need more evidence, like boobs.
There are other factors, I assure you. They're just not PC and they're very uncomfortable to bring up.
I assume I can trust HuffPo to be objective here.
...with talk of the third. Or maybe the third made a joke.
Only thermophilic composting can kill diseases, and even then only the material in the core. A composting toilet usually doesn't have the critical mass.
I "started" around 2000 or so with Mandrake. I learned the hard way about winmodems that year.
I have a sneaking suspicion that you're British.
No. This fear is irrational.
Yeah, sensible things. Like thought crime.