Like the Canadian advisor to the PM who recently called for the murder of Julian Assange? Or the British police who attack Brazilian tourists in the subway and shoot them in the head?
> Civilized countries arrest someone, then try him.
And, not coincidentally, he has been arrested in the USA and will be tried.
...since the administrator of an estate normally has power of attorney. This law may make it easier for administrators to convince Google et al of that fact without resorting to court orders, though.
And all users are identical of course, and all dunces.
The fact is that most users are educable to varying degrees. How about we educated the educable while trying to think of something else to do about the rest?
Good point. The Web sites are not going to do the analysis themselves: they're going to include a link to BlueCava. You and I will block BlueCava but they won't care because we are too small a minority to matter to advertisers. Thus we can "opt out" as we did with DoubleClick.
And we could use recursion to distribute the files. We could call the levels of recursion "domains" and we'd anchor the whole thing to some sort of a "root"...
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> ... and you certainly won't get shot deliberately ...
Sounds pretty deliberate to me (self defense is still deliberate, even if that's what it was).
> Apologies for stereotyping...
Apology not accepted.
> ...but you must be American...
Like the Canadian advisor to the PM who recently called for the murder of Julian Assange? Or the British police who attack Brazilian tourists in the subway and shoot them in the head?
> Civilized countries arrest someone, then try him.
And, not coincidentally, he has been arrested in the USA and will be tried.
That would be the one appointing you administrator of the estate: the same one you use to gain access to bank accounts.
You don't get to be the administrator of an estate just by saying that you are.
...since the administrator of an estate normally has power of attorney. This law may make it easier for administrators to convince Google et al of that fact without resorting to court orders, though.
And all users are identical of course, and all dunces.
The fact is that most users are educable to varying degrees. How about we educated the educable while trying to think of something else to do about the rest?
Inquire at your local mortuary. They'll fix you up with a hermetically-sealed stainless-steel coffin.
> If anything, life would be most likely to exist closer to the core.
Things are a little too exciting close to the core. It's better out here where we can get a few billion years of peace and quiet.
But random misinformed speculation is more fun yet.
> What does this mean for the mass of the Universe?
Nothing. It just means that more of the baryonic matter is in the form of dim red dwarf stars than we previously had estimated.
He wasn't a fraud. He just had lousy eyesight.
They don't determine the mass of a galaxy by counting stars.
Good point. The Web sites are not going to do the analysis themselves: they're going to include a link to BlueCava. You and I will block BlueCava but they won't care because we are too small a minority to matter to advertisers. Thus we can "opt out" as we did with DoubleClick.
n/t
Anyone who does not read contracts before agreeing to them is a fool.
No contract there.
I use Free Software. No contracts.
No contract there.
> Examples of what you're asking for have been done
Yes. One of them is called BIND.
And we could use recursion to distribute the files. We could call the levels of recursion "domains" and we'd anchor the whole thing to some sort of a "root"...
hosts files.
He just wants to go back to bang paths.
> I would bet good money that IPv6 NAT is going to emerge
It already has.
> ...there is far more power there.
What? I'm not being sarcastic: I'd like to know what power you believe to be there.
> So what am I losing here?
ur PRIVACYS!!1!!11!!!
What catastrophe will ensue if "they" do learn your IP address?
There is no such reason, of course. They don't even care about you qua "you": just certain statistical entities.
If you are in the habit of accepting and keeping every cookie ever offered to you, you were being "tracked" before Facebook got involved.
I don't. The fact that politicians frequently behave like drunken frat boys should be highlighted at every opportunity.