If any proof of how you voted can be in your possession, you can prove your vote to a third party and that party can bribe or blackmail you based on that proof.
It isn't as straight forward as Mr. Moyer suggests. The order you enter the polling place and sign your name is not the same order you finish voting and place your ballot in the box. You have a pretty good guess during slow periods, but not during the rush.
By the way, I encourage everyone to try their hand at working the polls for several reasons:
If you don't trust the system, get in there and keep an eye on them.
Most of the workers are getting on in years. As careful as they are, their eyesight and memories are starting to go.
When they are gone, we need someone who knows how the system works.
In the GRAND scheme of things, a warm millennium means nothing, the extinction of homo-sapiens means nothing, the explosion of the nearest star means nothing, and the heat death of the universe means nothing.
So, the community, having been notified of problems with the Hamilton article has spent a bunch of time fixing it.
The nice thing putting notes about disputed information in the article is that the situation is now clear to future editors. Someone with only part of the information is less likely to see the other side as a error and "fix" it.
Unfortunately, someone plagarized Mr. McHenry's comments about the dispute.
Programming is more like construction. Bridge building is a specific problem to solve, like sorting. Just like there are different bridge styles (suspension, cantelever, etc.), there are different algorithms for sorting (quick, bubble, etc.) And, just like there is different data to be sorted of varying amounts, bridges are built in different environments and different lengths.
It also makes a difference if we are talking about large, production, highway bridges built by professionals, or plank-over-the-creek bridges built by the neighborhood kids.
No, because they use a different method. The patent covers the method of detecting these two genes. If you can do the same with another method, you are free to do so.
RMS is going to be really pissed off. Someone could be buying systems with Windows preloaded, installing Linux, and having a fully functioning system without the GNU label.
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He clearly isn't looking at the code I usually have to maintain.
Maybe useful as a highway sound barrier? Either as a replacement for the current walls to allow airflow, or in addition to.
If any proof of how you voted can be in your possession, you can prove your vote to a third party and that party can bribe or blackmail you based on that proof.
Read history so you don't repeat it.
By the way, I encourage everyone to try their hand at working the polls for several reasons:
See also: Cotton gin
In the GRAND scheme of things, a warm millennium means nothing, the extinction of homo-sapiens means nothing, the explosion of the nearest star means nothing, and the heat death of the universe means nothing.
Moving the cables underground simply brings them closer. A couple feet of dirt does not block electro-magnetic radiation.
Note that he swam west to east. I don't think you could outswim the ocean current if you tried it in the other direction.
Buckaroo Banzai!
So, the community, having been notified of problems with the Hamilton article has spent a bunch of time fixing it.
The nice thing putting notes about disputed information in the article is that the situation is now clear to future editors. Someone with only part of the information is less likely to see the other side as a error and "fix" it.
Unfortunately, someone plagarized Mr. McHenry's comments about the dispute.
We call it "falling with style."
Time for a new /. Section:
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Programming is more like construction. Bridge building is a specific problem to solve, like sorting. Just like there are different bridge styles (suspension, cantelever, etc.), there are different algorithms for sorting (quick, bubble, etc.) And, just like there is different data to be sorted of varying amounts, bridges are built in different environments and different lengths.
It also makes a difference if we are talking about large, production, highway bridges built by professionals, or plank-over-the-creek bridges built by the neighborhood kids.
So, with a wider gap you should get infra-red,
and with a smaller gap - UV, right?
No, because they use a different method. The patent covers the method of detecting these two genes. If you can do the same with another method, you are free to do so.
Isn't this simply a variation on a WinModem?
So the elevator pulls itself straight up. Doesn't it need to pull forward as well to increase its angular momentum?
Xybernaut makes a similar system.
They also sell a wearable.
RMS is going to be really pissed off. Someone
could be buying systems with Windows preloaded,
installing Linux, and having a fully functioning
system without the GNU label.
The boss here was of the opinion that an offer
from another company was your real value.
Anything less is just speculation.
(I say was because he recently retired)
Speaking of which, the movie got out 6 hours ago and we still don't have Taco's review.
>What is the point of locking up some guy for trying to steal a car that was designed to be stolen?
/.?
You think if this car had not been there he would have gone home and read
The man stole a car. The longer he is locked up, the longer it will be before he steals mine.
Where do I sign up to have them use my car?
Recycling the power will no longer cure the BSOD.
You already don't own your house, even if it's
paid for. You pay rent in the form of property
taxes.
Bush? Last year?