It's a lot like slashcode, really. Lots of great websites run slash, but none of them have the popularity or following that the original has.
Plus, Slashdot gets to "brand" websites with it's look, feel, and system. No matter how much you skin slashcode, it still feels like slashdot in the end, even if it wasn't intentional.
Read the slashdot FAQ, and you see exactly the same kind of response you would expect. Good luck making your own with just the source!
The point of "Right to Remain Silent" is that you have the right to not give any evidence which may incriminate yourself. In other words, they can't *force* you to confess to anything. You always have the right to "no speech".
The Supreme Court decision just says that while you may have the right to exercise no speech, you don't have the right to completely withold your identity. This in-and-of itself should never be a criminal fact.
Probably the least favorite thing about Moore's documentary style is his insistance that he should be able to walk into any building in the US and get an immediate meeting with the head of the company.
The fact is, CEOs are usually busy doing something, and most of them don't want to be in a movie that incriminates them. The fact that they don't want to answer questions with no preparation time doesn't make them evil.
Highly recommend also setting up mouse gestures, which are an integral part of Firefox for me.
Along with typeahead navigation, they make life so much easier: if your right hand is on the mouse, you have control over all the browser functions which quick movements, same if your right hand is on the keyboard. (assuming you're righty, and your left hand stays put on the keys for the most part, it's a big improvement).
If you check my ebay auction, I have sensitive and important information on how to get a FREE download of Fedora Core 2 and Mandrake Linux 10! That's right!
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Exactly why would inbreeding make dogs stupider and stupider?
I must have missed this part of my genetics lectures in College, but as far as I know, most labratory testing species are highly regulated for genetic variance and therefore "inbred".
The reason why "inbreeding" in humans makes a higher rate of genetic defects is because extremely rare recessive alleles are more likely to co-occur in a human born to a family with a higher occurance for those alleles than the population at large (for instance, a brother and sister carrier).
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That's been done, except with Gold and James Bond.
See Plot: Goldfinger.
Step 1: Get big bomb.
Step 2: Get some gold.
Step 3: Bomb everyone else's gold.
Step 4: Profit!
Your fist isn't fired by 100-ton electromagnet on a Naval Warship?
It's a lot like slashcode, really. Lots of great websites run slash, but none of them have the popularity or following that the original has.
Plus, Slashdot gets to "brand" websites with it's look, feel, and system. No matter how much you skin slashcode, it still feels like slashdot in the end, even if it wasn't intentional.
Read the slashdot FAQ, and you see exactly the same kind of response you would expect. Good luck making your own with just the source!
I read that and I got all scared inside, and then I realized that the offensive motto was "Where do you want to go today?"
Whew. That was a close one.
No. No it doesn't. The other actions you did, which they have to prove (you start innocent), are what incriminates you.
The point of "Right to Remain Silent" is that you have the right to not give any evidence which may incriminate yourself. In other words, they can't *force* you to confess to anything. You always have the right to "no speech".
The Supreme Court decision just says that while you may have the right to exercise no speech, you don't have the right to completely withold your identity. This in-and-of itself should never be a criminal fact.
Another thing the Linux platform has thus been missing: Spyware.
I highly doubt that the guys who made Kazaa have taken some great leap into the world of moral business. Bastards.
Enjoy. =)
Seriously mate? I just gave out three invites to folks who replied. What gives?
Enjoy.
Did I just get marked a troll for actually offering someone something?
Damn goddamn, what the hell is wrong with moderators these days?
...I was actually going to give you an invite? Nevermind.
Want one? Leave your email. =)
Probably the least favorite thing about Moore's documentary style is his insistance that he should be able to walk into any building in the US and get an immediate meeting with the head of the company.
The fact is, CEOs are usually busy doing something, and most of them don't want to be in a movie that incriminates them. The fact that they don't want to answer questions with no preparation time doesn't make them evil.
Yeesh.
This? Perfect application for bittorrent.
Someone please post a torrent mirror. =)
...You can "star" incoming messages based on criteria. Edit a filter. "Star It" is one of the filter options.
Problem solved?
Highly recommend also setting up mouse gestures, which are an integral part of Firefox for me.
Along with typeahead navigation, they make life so much easier: if your right hand is on the mouse, you have control over all the browser functions which quick movements, same if your right hand is on the keyboard. (assuming you're righty, and your left hand stays put on the keys for the most part, it's a big improvement).
Okay. Okay. You win. :-\
Select "create a filter". Do so with the text of the bomb.
Select all the messages that it displays as able to be included that you've already archived (one click).
Select "Move to trash".
Viola.
It's not like Sony has to ship each Playstation 2 console individually.
I don't see why a legal reseller couldn't deliver a large shipment to another country.
If you check my ebay auction, I have sensitive and important information on how to get a FREE download of Fedora Core 2 and Mandrake Linux 10! That's right!
For only $4.99 + $2.00 service charge, I'll email you a very secret link, not found anywhere near www.redhat.com or www.mandrake.com.
Or... something...
You can't just not use the humans that get born with the defects. You *can* just not use the rats or mice.
It sounds cruel, but think about it.
Exactly why would inbreeding make dogs stupider and stupider?
I must have missed this part of my genetics lectures in College, but as far as I know, most labratory testing species are highly regulated for genetic variance and therefore "inbred".
The reason why "inbreeding" in humans makes a higher rate of genetic defects is because extremely rare recessive alleles are more likely to co-occur in a human born to a family with a higher occurance for those alleles than the population at large (for instance, a brother and sister carrier).
If you read the original Science paper, this evolutionary issue in using the Dog as a psychological model is discussed.
Such criticisms have been noted by the scientific community and even the authors of the paper.
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