You're not quite right: he has permitted the case where the government is smaller than necessary. So he things the proper size is anything from nothing up to just enough to the job.
By the same logic, all fraudsters should not be charged if they agree to retire (with their ill-gotten-gains intact).
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But... you could perhaps prosecute the fuckers who did it?!
Or maybe 'President' Bush's last act in power before he gets impeached would be to give a presidential pardon to the scum who stole your country for him?! LOL, I love that, Beeblebrox should've thought of that when he stole the Heart of Gold;-)
This is the best reason for small businesses installing OpenOffice that I have heard yet. That'll read and write Office 2007 a few days after (or even before) it's released. Bugger 'avoiding the MS tax', start thinking about 'avoiding the MS upgrade treadmill'.
Farewell and adieu to you, fair Swedish ladies, Farewell and adieu to you, M-P-A-A; For we've made an offer to purchase ole Sealand, And we may never publish your emails again.
Then we'll upload and download like true Sealand pirates, We'll rant and we'll roar at your rent-a-cops. For we're tracking torrents in the channel of old England; From Sealand to Hollywood's thirty five hops.
Long reply cut short: you are either a troll or a dangerous idiot.
Just a point or two to consider: why do you think the cops are trialling this? Do you think there could be a correlation between tailgating and accidents? Why do think that might happen? Whose decision/action made it dangerous?
OK, found your post. It's a reply to something that is 2, Flamebait, so it's not visible.
I somehow think none of those patents is likely to stand up, not that I know any of them in detail. For example, "just about any" - well, do you think that might be 'overly broad'?!
I doubt you know them in detail either, unless you're much sadder than I suspect;-) I very much doubt MS is that confident too, cos there are plenty of people they could go after with those that aren't in the whole patent-protection-swapping game (which I assume is your MAD reference). Hell, any up-and-coming game company is going to break the config-info-passing one - don't you think they'd want a share of that pie?
Justin. PS lay off the ad hominem stuff, eh? Makes you look childish.
Seriously, I am going to go over to one of the many patent registry websites and search for Microsoft patents and post one or two that Linux violates
Well get on with it then. I can't wait to see what you can find that explains why MS doesn't try to enforce their patents, but instead plays SLAPP-style threat games instead.
If there was anything non-trivial they would be going to court against RedHat, IBM, Oracle, SuSe... why aren't they? Because they are worried the patent would be struck down.
In parts of Europe (France, Italy, Spain I think) the road indicated by the sign is the one nearest to the pointy end. So something that appears to point left or right can in fact mean straight on, depending where the sign itself is positioned.
...and are any of these acceptable reasons to report a value different to the actual, real value? Would we accept any of these reasons on a paper ballot?
Incidentally, (1) is rubbish unless there are only two voters! How exactly would we find who the singleton was?!
A license is not a contract. In fact, unless an agreement has both give and take, and agreement from both parties, it isn't a contract: if I say "You may walk on my lawn, but only if you wear flat-soled shoes", I do not have a contract with you. I have given you a license with conditions.
A license is a one-way permission, perhaps with conditions. If you do not stay within the GP License, then you have to explain what rights you had to reproduce the work; if you wear your hiking boots on my lawn, I want to know what right you had to go on my property!
There is no such shift. Breathing remains autonomic except for a very small number of people (this was discovered while studying free-divers). The ability to repress the autonomic response is learned. For example, people who are knocked unconscious don't forget to breathe. Why should babies 'forget' unless something is wrong within the brain?
Incidentally, I believe foraging societies such as Amerindian peoples do leave babies on the ground while they sleep. Simply because they aren't foraging all the time!
The great majority are not melting. They are
growing.
This is not true.
(You mustn't just knee-jerk disagree without sources and phrase things as if you are an authority. That's as bad as TFA.) As I understand it, it is true that inland glaciers are indeed growing. (I could be wrong though).
The growth is believed to be because the slight warming of the atmosphere in the area carries more moisture inland. It is, in fact, evidence of global warming.
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Justin.
You're not quite right: he has permitted the case where the government is smaller than necessary. So he things the proper size is anything from nothing up to just enough to the job.
Presumably he's a wavering anarchist.
HTH.
Justin the logician.
Yeah, I call them soft links.
Soft links are a redirect to another file pointer, hard links are an additional file pointer to the file storage area.
HTH.
J.
Don't be an arse.
Pretty much everyone who loses money to 419ers is a white businessman. Not to mention that they all know they're doing something naughty.
First rule of the con: make the mark think they are breaking the law but tempt them so much they do it anyway.
Justin.
By the same logic, all fraudsters should not be charged if they agree to retire (with their ill-gotten-gains intact).
But... you could perhaps prosecute the fuckers who did it?!
;-)
Or maybe 'President' Bush's last act in power before he gets impeached would be to give a presidential pardon to the scum who stole your country for him?! LOL, I love that, Beeblebrox should've thought of that when he stole the Heart of Gold
Justin.
This is the best reason for small businesses installing OpenOffice that I have heard yet. That'll read and write Office 2007 a few days after (or even before) it's released. Bugger 'avoiding the MS tax', start thinking about 'avoiding the MS upgrade treadmill'.
Justin.
Farewell and adieu to you, fair Swedish ladies,
Farewell and adieu to you, M-P-A-A;
For we've made an offer to purchase ole Sealand,
And we may never publish your emails again.
Then we'll upload and download like true Sealand pirates,
We'll rant and we'll roar at your rent-a-cops.
For we're tracking torrents in the channel of old England;
From Sealand to Hollywood's thirty five hops.
J.
I may be wrong, but I make 5.10^9 / 25.10^6 to be 200.
So 200 to 1 shot? Or am I missing something about how this works? I know very little about share dealings and such.
Cheers,
J.
Rhetorical questions are nothing, eh? And that makes me dangerous in some way? Weird. Nice soundbite, crappy logic.
/are/ a dangerous idiot. Good to know.
So, if you aren't trying to bait further, you're not trolling... therefore you
Thanks to you too.
J.
Long reply cut short: you are either a troll or a dangerous idiot.
Just a point or two to consider: why do you think the cops are trialling this? Do you think there could be a correlation between tailgating and accidents? Why do think that might happen? Whose decision/action made it dangerous?
HTH.
Justin.
What power do they take? A milliwatt?!
I wouldn't worry about 'em.
J.
I remember this too, but earlier than 10 years ago, cos I know I read it in print media, not online!
I can't find any references... anyone? I'd be pleased to read it up again.
J.
I always wondered when I'd meet someone who actually wanted to be Wesley Crusher.
J.
OK, found your post. It's a reply to something that is 2, Flamebait, so it's not visible.
;-) I very much doubt MS is that confident too, cos there are plenty of people they could go after with those that aren't in the whole patent-protection-swapping game (which I assume is your MAD reference). Hell, any up-and-coming game company is going to break the config-info-passing one - don't you think they'd want a share of that pie?
I somehow think none of those patents is likely to stand up, not that I know any of them in detail. For example, "just about any" - well, do you think that might be 'overly broad'?!
I doubt you know them in detail either, unless you're much sadder than I suspect
Justin.
PS lay off the ad hominem stuff, eh? Makes you look childish.
Well get on with it then. I can't wait to see what you can find that explains why MS doesn't try to enforce their patents, but instead plays SLAPP-style threat games instead.
If there was anything non-trivial they would be going to court against RedHat, IBM, Oracle, SuSe... why aren't they? Because they are worried the patent would be struck down.
Justin.
Let me describe it for you in terms slasherdotters'll understand: #GGGGGG
Cheers,
J.
"When you sup with the devil, use a long spoon"
In parts of Europe (France, Italy, Spain I think) the road indicated by the sign is the one nearest to the pointy end. So something that appears to point left or right can in fact mean straight on, depending where the sign itself is positioned.
HTH,
J.
Incidentally, (1) is rubbish unless there are only two voters! How exactly would we find who the singleton was?!
Justin.
A license is not a contract. In fact, unless an agreement has both give and take, and agreement from both parties, it isn't a contract: if I say "You may walk on my lawn, but only if you wear flat-soled shoes", I do not have a contract with you. I have given you a license with conditions.
A license is a one-way permission, perhaps with conditions. If you do not stay within the GP License, then you have to explain what rights you had to reproduce the work; if you wear your hiking boots on my lawn, I want to know what right you had to go on my property!
Justin.
Too bad for the world that it takes, of all things, a lost election for Bush, Wolfowitz, Rumsfeld etc to get that.
J.
There is no such shift. Breathing remains autonomic except for a very small number of people (this was discovered while studying free-divers). The ability to repress the autonomic response is learned. For example, people who are knocked unconscious don't forget to breathe. Why should babies 'forget' unless something is wrong within the brain?
Incidentally, I believe foraging societies such as Amerindian peoples do leave babies on the ground while they sleep. Simply because they aren't foraging all the time!
Justin.
(You mustn't just knee-jerk disagree without sources and phrase things as if you are an authority. That's as bad as TFA.) As I understand it, it is true that inland glaciers are indeed growing. (I could be wrong though).
The growth is believed to be because the slight warming of the atmosphere in the area carries more moisture inland. It is, in fact, evidence of global warming.
Justin.