Bad electrical systems are irrelevant. Your old or non standard car will be banned or not eligible for registration. You will purchase a new car. resistance is futile. you will comply.
So, the feds set an "internet sales tax" rate, which is collected once at payment by the end buyer. It all goes into a big fund that is divided amongst all of the states (perhaps according to sales or population)
Add some way for me to re-vote (so I can vote properly after the thug leaves my home) or a way to indicate a "voting under duress" condition that voids the vote silently. The thugs can't be in everyone's home at the last minute of voting.
Just asking... How about a "None of the above" vote.. That can win.
If none of the above wins - the current office holder stays but a new vote is taken with new candidates. The process continues until someone is voted in.
Oh and online voting in America - DO NOT WANT EITHER.
I wonder if they could just leave it in there until the next mission. It should come loose on orbit right?
Here's a lesson, never make parts that can break off out of something you can't easily cut. If the knob were made of some kind of plastic a little acetone might have fixed the problem.
Now is the Blogger "anonymously revealing confidential details" or reporting unethical or illegal deed by a corrupt police department (or other powerful entity)?
It's tough to pin down such a large group of people..
Reject network DVRs -> Group A says: "Government in the MPAA/RIAA's pocket!" Defend network DVRs -> Group B says: "Government in the cable companies/ISP's pocket!"
1) let the us drop back behind the.US tld so www.google.com becomes www.google.com.us
2) Each country operates their own country level tld and it's authoritative DNS roots.
3)Countries may filter at their borders
4)No body gets a say on how we number and name.US websites. We don't get a say in theirs.
5) use something like NAT routing so each country level domain has the full IPV4 address range (thus putting off the call for IPV6 for a little longer)
I have heard of VMware ESXi. You fire up a server and then run various virtual machines there.
I guess you have a control program that runs from a workstation? Could the workstation live on one of the virtual machine provided by ESXi on the same machine?
Plus, who says just because there is a browser on the BIOS that you can't boot into a regular OS if you want to? TBH, the browser OS will probably be the optional OS on a PC, not the primary (though it could be!).
I am not sure that the article is speaking of a machine that can run a general OS as well as the BIOS OS.
A small BIOS based optional OS would also be real nice for backing up the Main OS of your machine.
And I would love to see a BIOS based OS that provided a virtual box type program where you ran your main OS (or multiple OSs) in a virtual PC.
But the only cloud my data will be in is a cloud I own myself. (I might put copies of data in the cloud for sharing purposes though)
When my internet is down I still have plenty to do on my computer. When your internet is down you will have to sit in the corner lonely and bored. so sad.
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Can't one have a Linux distribution without mono?
so, no it's not "linux -its illegal" but it may be "mono - it's illegal"
wouldn't the sanitizing program stand in violation of the patent?
Even then I'll start bicycling or walking.
Probably exactly what the enviro-nanies want of you anyway.
Sure pay less in road taxes in exchange for the loss of privacy.
Bad electrical systems are irrelevant. Your old or non standard car will be banned or not eligible for registration. You will purchase a new car. resistance is futile. you will comply.
So, the feds set an "internet sales tax" rate, which is collected once at payment by the end buyer. It all goes into a big fund that is divided amongst all of the states (perhaps according to sales or population)
I wonder if Sony machines will show up in other countries with green dam installed.
Sony: "Well you see, we have this image that is just copied onto each machine..."
Add some way for me to re-vote (so I can vote properly after the thug leaves my home) or a way to indicate a "voting under duress" condition that voids the vote silently. The thugs can't be in everyone's home at the last minute of voting.
Yes but, the same objections are valid in America and the powers that be want Internet voting for us too. (or for US too)
Just asking... How about a "None of the above" vote.. That can win.
If none of the above wins - the current office holder stays but a new vote is taken with new candidates. The process continues until someone is voted in.
Oh and online voting in America - DO NOT WANT EITHER.
You mean he wouldn't have to other than because of a deep need for attention if mono was not being used by Debian.
Yes, but that trap is already sprung - no one got caught.
I wonder, more freedom for newspapers, less for whistle blowers and bloggers.
I wonder if they could just leave it in there until the next mission. It should come loose on orbit right?
Here's a lesson, never make parts that can break off out of something you can't easily cut. If the knob were
made of some kind of plastic a little acetone might have fixed the problem.
No, It is easy to blame them, though useless.
Reversed spin is still spin.
Does that sound better? no.
Now is the Blogger "anonymously revealing confidential details" or reporting unethical or illegal deed by a corrupt police department (or other powerful entity)?
By the way, Does Britain even have "free speech"?
How do you suppose a 700 B.C. cave dweller would take a Jet airliner landing and passengers disembarking?
Do you think he or she would dare step aboard?
It's tough to pin down such a large group of people..
Reject network DVRs -> Group A says: "Government in the MPAA/RIAA's pocket!"
Defend network DVRs -> Group B says: "Government in the cable companies/ISP's pocket!"
Wonder what group C thinks of this.
I would mod you positivly if I had not posted already.
1) let the us drop back behind the .US tld so www.google.com becomes www.google.com.us
2) Each country operates their own country level tld and it's authoritative DNS roots.
3)Countries may filter at their borders
4)No body gets a say on how we number and name .US websites. We don't get a say in theirs.
5) use something like NAT routing so each country level domain has the full IPV4 address range
(thus putting off the call for IPV6 for a little longer)
I have heard of VMware ESXi. You fire up a server and then run various virtual machines there.
I guess you have a control program that runs from a workstation? Could the workstation live on one of the virtual machine provided by ESXi on the same machine?
Plus, who says just because there is a browser on the BIOS that you can't boot into a regular OS if you want to? TBH, the browser OS will probably be the optional OS on a PC, not the primary (though it could be!).
I am not sure that the article is speaking of a machine that can run a general OS as well as the BIOS OS.
A small BIOS based optional OS would also be real nice for backing up the Main OS of your machine.
And I would love to see a BIOS based OS that provided a virtual box type program where you ran your main OS (or multiple OSs) in a virtual PC.
But the only cloud my data will be in is a cloud I own myself. (I might put copies of data in the cloud for sharing purposes though)
When my internet is down I still have plenty to do on my computer. When your internet is down you will have to sit in the corner lonely and bored. so sad.
It depends, Do I have to pay a monthly fee for the privilege of having the latest version of the application sent to me each time I launch?
Will I need "permission" from some other entity to access my own data?
Yay! Yay!
Please mod this important point up. (I have mod points but I have already posted in this thread)
Do *not* trust someone else to have the only copy of any data you hold dear!