Especially if a land mine has taken your sight, taken your speech, taken your hearing, taken your arms, taken your legs, taken your soul, and left you with life in hell.
The real story here is NOT that the judge erred in his ruling. A judge can only work with the law as written, and as interpreted in the light of normal statutory interpretation rules and past judgements (precedent/stare decisis).
The lawmakers have to do that, otherwise you have "activist" judges who give rights to those dirty, dirty gays. At least, that's what happens in the US.
Yes, actually. My wife's company recently did a company-wide SAP implementation, migrating from several smaller apps at smaller divisions to a centralized system. It's been a resounding success. Her division migrated from a heavily-customized Solomon though, which lowers the success bar quite a bit.
I used to work at a place where the help desk did more or less the same thing... they'd put administrative account names and passwords on their monitor on post-it notes. I guess that's not so insecure after all.
Perhaps because it was in line with their other, unrelated benchmarks? I note you don't identify any problems with their testing, you just imply there must be a problem and they didn't look for it.
Besides, you should have shown the PostMark benchmark, where it was a 10:1 improvement with 64-bit.
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I'm sure he's already been leeching files all week.
Memorize 80 planets? They probably said the same thing in 1959 about states.
Especially if a land mine has taken your sight, taken your speech, taken your hearing, taken your arms, taken your legs, taken your soul, and left you with life in hell.
It's a good thing the quote wasn't directly referring to an American car company then, huh?
He said he had degrees from there, he didn't say he attended. Shoot, I have a laser printer too.
Ron White said it best: you can't fix stupid.
Wait until nearly everything moves to the cloud and hacking your device is irrelevant.
That kind of depends on how well you and your friend... "get along".
Mod parent up.
The real story here is NOT that the judge erred in his ruling. A judge can only work with the law as written, and as interpreted in the light of normal statutory interpretation rules and past judgements (precedent/stare decisis).
The lawmakers have to do that, otherwise you have "activist" judges who give rights to those dirty, dirty gays. At least, that's what happens in the US.
Yes, actually. My wife's company recently did a company-wide SAP implementation, migrating from several smaller apps at smaller divisions to a centralized system. It's been a resounding success. Her division migrated from a heavily-customized Solomon though, which lowers the success bar quite a bit.
it could lead to a real scratching of heads, particularly among lawyers."
At least they've been practicing scratching the other end.
Sorry, I mean practising.
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I used to work at a place where the help desk did more or less the same thing... they'd put administrative account names and passwords on their monitor on post-it notes. I guess that's not so insecure after all.
You didn't mention that your user names are random, 20 digits, and can't be re-used.
Can industry be trusted to act responsibly?
No, unless it increases short-term value for its stockholders.
If you don't plug them in, how are you going to charge them?
You mean GNU/NetBSD and GNU/Hurd, right?
In other words, in FreeBSD they fix the shit that's there, in Debian they just keep shoveling in more shit.
Perhaps because it was in line with their other, unrelated benchmarks? I note you don't identify any problems with their testing, you just imply there must be a problem and they didn't look for it.
Besides, you should have shown the PostMark benchmark, where it was a 10:1 improvement with 64-bit.
Just walk around with a notebook and walk around
I can do that.
Why? He's just proven that there are aliens.
Wouldn't that mean that some of the Drake Equation is SF?
encrypted data doesn't travel across the web as quickly as unencrypted data
That just hurts my brain.
Wasn't Kai the last of the LORAN-C?
You have no proof the moons are older than 400 years...