Uh... the term 'super' denotes of a higher nature or kind, or of greater value, which makes it more or less synonymous with 'over', in usages like 'overman'.
"Deprived of comfort", is that the new military euphemism for "tortured"? I'm finding it hard to keep up, but then I've been lost ever since "collateral damage".
So... you're arguing then that I have the right to break any and all laws at my own whim, and the courts have the right to try and convict me for these laws? You have a peculiar way of looking at things.
If you're using Windows XP, you'll run into a problem where, if there are more than six read/write errors on a CDROM/DVD drive, Windows will (almost) irrevokably dump the drive into PIO mode. Removing and reinstalling the CDROM driver does nothing, and there are no registry entries to change to fix it.
Oddly enough, however, removing and reinstalling the IDE Channel Controller driver for the channel the drive is located on will restore all drives on that channel back to DMA mode... at least until the next time it sees six errors on one of those drives.
You DO realize that governments are immune to patent restrictions, right? If your side doesn't explore these technologies and exploit them, then someone else's side WILL. Fact of life.
"Last I checked, you're still not allowed to buy votes."
Diebold...
Sorry, I couldn't resist that one.:)
Anyway, the whole problem with your "don't vote for him" argument is that everyone else is going to vote for him, since he has huge campaign funding and therefor a slick marketing... er, election campaign.
No, he wouldn't. That would be destruction of evidence, would it not?
The Fifth Amendment protects against being made to incriminate yourself directly (ie. answering a direct question that would incriminate you), I doubt it applies to property.
You, sir, are my hero. I've been saying the same thing for ages. I'd love to see a sci-fi game, movie or tv-series based on 'realistic' space combat principles.
Space combat in Frontier was easy. Just shut your engines off and use thrusters to stay out of the way of your opponent's laser. If you were flying between planets manually, you're insane; that's what autopilot is for. oO;
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We just need to build a Ring Collapsiter around the Sun!
Dictionary.com refers directly to 'superman' from their 'overman' entry...
Uh... the term 'super' denotes of a higher nature or kind, or of greater value, which makes it more or less synonymous with 'over', in usages like 'overman'.
In case you haven't noticed, we are still arguing whether ours are evolved bodies or intelligently designed bodies.
:)
Not 'we'. Only the stupid people are arguing about this. Everyone else already knows the answer, more or less.
Probably because you can turn off viewing of signatures?
You think too small. Try Unicron. :)
No, because there are specific laws governing that sort of racial discrimination.
"Deprived of comfort", is that the new military euphemism for "tortured"? I'm finding it hard to keep up, but then I've been lost ever since "collateral damage".
So... you're arguing then that I have the right to break any and all laws at my own whim, and the courts have the right to try and convict me for these laws? You have a peculiar way of looking at things.
If you're using Windows XP, you'll run into a problem where, if there are more than six read/write errors on a CDROM/DVD drive, Windows will (almost) irrevokably dump the drive into PIO mode. Removing and reinstalling the CDROM driver does nothing, and there are no registry entries to change to fix it.
Oddly enough, however, removing and reinstalling the IDE Channel Controller driver for the channel the drive is located on will restore all drives on that channel back to DMA mode... at least until the next time it sees six errors on one of those drives.
"It's just a goddamned piece of paper!" - Dubya
The US is the world, silly!
That's where you fail. They're a bittorrent tracker. They don't host any copyrighted material at all (other than what they generate themselves).
I guess TPB are lucky that they're not in some insane country like the United States, then.
You DO realize that governments are immune to patent restrictions, right? If your side doesn't explore these technologies and exploit them, then someone else's side WILL. Fact of life.
Actually, I believe Vernor Vinge first coined the term 'Singularity' (in the socio-technological sense), though I could be mistaken.
"Last I checked, you're still not allowed to buy votes."
:)
Diebold...
Sorry, I couldn't resist that one.
Anyway, the whole problem with your "don't vote for him" argument is that everyone else is going to vote for him, since he has huge campaign funding and therefor a slick marketing... er, election campaign.
I don't suppose you've ever heard of trisomy-21, huh?
No, he wouldn't. That would be destruction of evidence, would it not?
The Fifth Amendment protects against being made to incriminate yourself directly (ie. answering a direct question that would incriminate you), I doubt it applies to property.
Huh? What's wrong with Luskwood avatars? I thought they were rather nice, in a cartoony sort of way.
... and that's still an awful lot of money. That's $3500 per person on top of all the taxes and expenses they're already paying.
I know the federal 3 letter agencies take a much broader definition.
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Yeah, like pretty much anyone they want to go after for some reason.
You, sir, are my hero. I've been saying the same thing for ages. I'd love to see a sci-fi game, movie or tv-series based on 'realistic' space combat principles.
Space combat in Frontier was easy. Just shut your engines off and use thrusters to stay out of the way of your opponent's laser. If you were flying between planets manually, you're insane; that's what autopilot is for. oO;
Shoo, you pesky number station! Shoo!