Fact: the wives of the mayor and of the other politician are not in the board: Wikipedia reported false facts.
The lie was used as a mean to attack the mayor, kind of guerrilla marketing (you should be familiar with all the false claims on Obama: it's about the same).
A guy in Florence, who tried to spread the false claim has already been sentenced for defamation.
The Slashdot post reports the Fact 1 as true. The guy who reported the story did not get it: incompetence or bad will ?
We should put these guys in charge of airport security etc. - I bet they can identify terrorists just by looking at them, too. "Hey, he's got a turban! And a beard! It's ONE OF THEM!" They are already acting this way, unluckily.
In a distant future this years will be called "la stupide époque".
Ad impossibilia nemo tenetur.
Does it work with common law ? In this case a decent lawyer who knows the word "brocard" should be able to defend any ISP.
Can you honestly tell me that the government is going to hire a panel of people to check in in-depth source changes on OSS projects? People who are familiar enough that they can catch an exploit that may only take 3-4 lines of code to perform?
Have you ever heard of regression test ? They are supposed to catch exactly this kind of errors.
Not only NASA have to send a married couple: they have to look for the WMD. Probably they are in a spider hole, hidden there by the axis of evil planets.
In some sparkling wine is called spumante, and is the Italian version of Champagne. Asti is a version of this spumante, produced in the area of the city called Asti.
We have several other sparkling wines, sometimes with different names: e.g. Prosecco (di Valdobbiadene)
BTW: the French word perlage (don't remind were are the acccents) refers to the size of the gas bubbles, and is a well known fact that a small perlage is a sign of good sparkilng wine. This research has only stated a known fact, nothing special.
I agree that Salon is a good news source. I've subscribed to it when they started the Premimum membership and continued to renew it.
The fact that Salon original work is so cited in Slashdot is a clear signal that it's worthy.
I live outside the USA and I had to choose between paying Salon or subcribing to Time: the choice has been simple, I preferred a web magazine that has plenty of new content everyday.
I'm paying for this quality content, not for their business plan...
Dear Sirs,
I'm a top official of Saddam Hussein body guard. I have to say that we have protected all our systems using Mozilla 1.3a, that has a built in spam recognition.
We have already trained it using your unsolicited betrayal mail, so that all your attempts are now useless.
Yep, some years ago I was interviewed by a student working on his Master thesis in Statistics (Univ. of Florence) do to something similar.
I had to perform some simple calculations using the serial number of a banknote taken from my wallet, then answer according to the number obtained, or tell the truth.
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http://naturalinteraction.org/index.php?entry=entry081029-141444
Fact: the wives of the mayor and of the other politician are not in the board: Wikipedia reported false facts.
The lie was used as a mean to attack the mayor, kind of guerrilla marketing (you should be familiar with all the false claims on Obama: it's about the same).
A guy in Florence, who tried to spread the false claim has already been sentenced for defamation.
The Slashdot post reports the Fact 1 as true. The guy who reported the story did not get it: incompetence or bad will ?
In a distant future this years will be called "la stupide époque".
Ad impossibilia nemo tenetur.
Does it work with common law ? In this case a decent lawyer who knows the word "brocard" should be able to defend any ISP.
In Italy we have coffee and chocolate. I don't I think I want to know people who drink it.
Can you honestly tell me that the government is going to hire a panel of people to check in in-depth source changes on OSS projects? People who are familiar enough that they can catch an exploit that may only take 3-4 lines of code to perform?
Have you ever heard of regression test ?
They are supposed to catch exactly this kind of errors.
Not only NASA have to send a married couple: they have to look for the WMD. Probably they are in a spider hole, hidden there by the axis of evil planets.
In some sparkling wine is called spumante, and is the Italian version of Champagne. Asti is a version of this spumante, produced in the area of the city called Asti.
We have several other sparkling wines, sometimes with different names: e.g. Prosecco (di Valdobbiadene)
BTW: the French word perlage (don't remind were are the acccents) refers to the size of the gas bubbles, and is a well known fact that a small perlage is a sign of good sparkilng wine. This research has only stated a known fact, nothing special.
I've installed the drivers yesterday on my DELL Inspiron 8200 (RH 9). APM suspend works, it's standby that is not supported.
I agree that Salon is a good news source.
I've subscribed to it when they started the Premimum membership and continued to renew it.
The fact that Salon original work is so cited in Slashdot is a clear signal that it's worthy.
I live outside the USA and I had to choose between paying Salon or subcribing to Time: the choice has been simple, I preferred a web magazine that has plenty of new content everyday.
I'm paying for this quality content, not for their business plan...
Dear Sirs,
I'm a top official of Saddam Hussein body guard. I have to say that we have protected all our systems using Mozilla 1.3a, that has a built in spam recognition.
We have already trained it using your unsolicited betrayal mail, so that all your attempts are now useless.
Yep, some years ago I was interviewed by a student working on his Master thesis in Statistics (Univ. of Florence) do to something similar.
I had to perform some simple calculations using the serial number of a banknote taken from my wallet, then answer according to the number obtained, or tell the truth.