Now I *know* the gobbledygook password you generated for me is not compromising me anywhere else on the net.
I have no financial interest in LastPass; just a big fan.
Privatizing good health, among other things IS " and a central component of a fair society and well-functioning economy ". For an example of the alternative, see this recent article from the Telegraph: http://bit.ly/12htACN
"Equality," in the post-modern sense, is one of the most unjust ideas of our time.
Put up the people that they think will add the most value. Period.
Who would get to decide what consitutes sufficient diversity? The population of the hosting country? State? My personal circles? And how much will diversity weigh against merit?
Can we agree that they are "POSIX-Compliant"*? That's what underlies them all, whether OSX, Linux, or BSD.
* I know, by compliant, I really mean "mostly kinda sorta ish" compliant
Amazon having a large share of the market does not in itself prove a monopoly, as Apple asserts. Amazon had other competitors just waiting for them to stumble. It seems to me that Apple's ability to enter the market, and to do so on terms as different from Amazon as they claim, tells me that Amazon did not have "nearly absolute" power.
Two obersrvations:
1. It may be the nerves of the camera, but if you are asked to explain your product and your first response is "uhhh...," that'sa sign the product goal isn't clear. He has trouble explaining this despite havinf presumably done it a hundred times already.
2. What's with the giant 6-foot insect in the corner? It's quite the distraction. It looks like the ubuntu tent is in the corner of the hall with the insect infestation.
WTF? I'm no fan of Java (we all know the logo is coffee because you have time to get some while your app loads), but this is another challenge for the Linux desktop.
I hate to start a fanboy thread, but not enough not to do it. I have been using http://www.fastmail.fm/ [Fastmail] and love it. Not free, but is freaky fast and extra features that make mail management easier.
You're not the only one. I set my home page to Google years ago when MS was trying to trump up hit counts for MSN. Too lazy to ever adopt to the search bar. My search bar is "CTRL-T." Using Chrome is making me re-think that too - the Speed dial page would make a nice home page (hat tip to Opera).
I do want to discredit the parent. If the ice melts, it's global warming; if it doesn't, it's global warming. The inability on the part of those proposing global warming theory discredits them itself. They can't stick to a single story, except to invent new explanations along the way in a religious way.
This is reminiscent of a short story by Timothy Zhan for the once great Space Gamer (I think it was called "The Challenge." In it, a adult gaming champion plays through the greatest new world, only to find it rehashed and tiresome, and in the end turns to a community of physics theorists for new challenges.
This is why the future of "Brave New World" is more frightening that that of "1984." It's hard to control beings who have a nature to resist it; it's far more effective to change the nature of those people to want to be controlled.
The fix is not technology - it is to extract government as the middleman and favor dispenser and put it back in the hands of the free market. Technology won't improve government health care any more than it "helped" build German census machines. It only takes you where you are going more quickly.
Why is it people acknowledge that socialism is bad as a whole but fool themselves into thinking it's OK if approached in small increments? I'll concede, I've never understood that.
Mailshell http://www.mailshell.com/, a commerical offering, has in the past offered limited (10MB) accounts with throwaway e-mail addresses. It will accept any e-mail to whatever@yourname.mailshell.com, and you can approve or reject any such e-mails. I've been using it for years very effectively. I don;t get anything for the plug; it's just a very nice service.
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So we can't trust private citizens to guide science, but should have complete faith in appointed government beueaucrats and regulators?
They did. It's called Linux.
But GNU/Linux is POSIX-compliant, and that's what people mean when they lump Linux with UNIX or call it "another UNIX."
Now I *know* the gobbledygook password you generated for me is not compromising me anywhere else on the net. I have no financial interest in LastPass; just a big fan.
Privatizing good health, among other things IS " and a central component of a fair society and well-functioning economy ". For an example of the alternative, see this recent article from the Telegraph: http://bit.ly/12htACN "Equality," in the post-modern sense, is one of the most unjust ideas of our time.
Put up the people that they think will add the most value. Period. Who would get to decide what consitutes sufficient diversity? The population of the hosting country? State? My personal circles? And how much will diversity weigh against merit?
Slackware (Yeah Walnut Creek!) --> Red Hat --> Gentoo --> Ubuntu (sharing with family)
Can we agree that they are "POSIX-Compliant"*? That's what underlies them all, whether OSX, Linux, or BSD. * I know, by compliant, I really mean "mostly kinda sorta ish" compliant
Amazon having a large share of the market does not in itself prove a monopoly, as Apple asserts. Amazon had other competitors just waiting for them to stumble. It seems to me that Apple's ability to enter the market, and to do so on terms as different from Amazon as they claim, tells me that Amazon did not have "nearly absolute" power.
Two obersrvations: 1. It may be the nerves of the camera, but if you are asked to explain your product and your first response is "uhhh...," that'sa sign the product goal isn't clear. He has trouble explaining this despite havinf presumably done it a hundred times already. 2. What's with the giant 6-foot insect in the corner? It's quite the distraction. It looks like the ubuntu tent is in the corner of the hall with the insect infestation.
WTF? I'm no fan of Java (we all know the logo is coffee because you have time to get some while your app loads), but this is another challenge for the Linux desktop.
Seriously.
I hate to start a fanboy thread, but not enough not to do it. I have been using http://www.fastmail.fm/ [Fastmail] and love it. Not free, but is freaky fast and extra features that make mail management easier.
Better; she grew up in a decidedly non-lassiez-faire system and learned that reality all too well.
You're not the only one. I set my home page to Google years ago when MS was trying to trump up hit counts for MSN. Too lazy to ever adopt to the search bar. My search bar is "CTRL-T." Using Chrome is making me re-think that too - the Speed dial page would make a nice home page (hat tip to Opera).
He hasn't done anything to deserve it, which seems to be the standard these days.
I do want to discredit the parent. If the ice melts, it's global warming; if it doesn't, it's global warming. The inability on the part of those proposing global warming theory discredits them itself. They can't stick to a single story, except to invent new explanations along the way in a religious way.
This is reminiscent of a short story by Timothy Zhan for the once great Space Gamer (I think it was called "The Challenge." In it, a adult gaming champion plays through the greatest new world, only to find it rehashed and tiresome, and in the end turns to a community of physics theorists for new challenges.
Great for my absent-minded moments, apropos keyword will get me to my wanted command quickly every time.
This is why the future of "Brave New World" is more frightening that that of "1984." It's hard to control beings who have a nature to resist it; it's far more effective to change the nature of those people to want to be controlled.
A less GUI-driven but probably more robust implementation of a similar idea is ext3cow.
If you want the GUI for it, add on The Time Traveling File Manager.
http://www.dragonmead.com/ Non-smoking and fantastic beer!
The fix is not technology - it is to extract government as the middleman and favor dispenser and put it back in the hands of the free market. Technology won't improve government health care any more than it "helped" build German census machines. It only takes you where you are going more quickly.
Why is it people acknowledge that socialism is bad as a whole but fool themselves into thinking it's OK if approached in small increments? I'll concede, I've never understood that.
Mailshell http://www.mailshell.com/, a commerical offering, has in the past offered limited (10MB) accounts with throwaway e-mail addresses. It will accept any e-mail to whatever@yourname.mailshell.com, and you can approve or reject any such e-mails. I've been using it for years very effectively. I don;t get anything for the plug; it's just a very nice service.
You can use device labeling (via devlabel) to avoid that: http://www.dell.com/content/topics/global.aspx/pow er/en/ps1q03_lerhaupt?c=us&cs=04&l=en&s=bsd