Its more like tying each others hands behind our backs so we cant punch each other out, and hope no one walks by that isn't part of our club and kicks us in the balls.
Most don't *need* to follow it, as is shown by the reassurance of lower power machines. ( horsepower )
95% for the world doesn't need to be on the 'Moore train', and what was available years before is more then they need. Blindly following It just breeds inefficiencies and wasted resources. Just because you can fly at mach 2 doesn't mean it makes sense for everyone to do it.
You forget they really don't care about the costs incurred by the other companies, or the potential 4th amendment violations. ( and others ). Not their problem.
You an also bet they will search them all and if they just happen to find other things unrelated, it will be noted.
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So anywhere you can be anonymous must be stamped out. in the name of fighting terrorism.
Open wifi, not keeping weblogs, ISPs not keeping logs forever... you get the idea.
Need a national registrar of mac addresses ( ok, i know they can be spoofed, but has reality ever got in the way before? )
To eliminate bandwidth caps.
Doesn't do much good to have it if you cant use it.
They will either close or shut down projects like Openoffice, NetBeans, Java, Open Solaris, Open Sparc. ( and other smaller projects )
It would be a sad day.
Better download what source you can and fork the projects before it all becomes extinct.
Or was he silenced?
So will they count a sale of windows 7 that is downgraded to XP as a windows 7 install on the books? "Biggest seller".
Stimulus.
The native client has a bit more 'enterprise' features, if you lock it down to ONLY their client.
We tried it, worked great. Ended up with Microsoft due to politics.
Gradually reduce your intake and in a week you will be free of it, with no real side effects.
Problem solved.
Is illegal in some areas, soon most all.
Cant risk people having anonymous access to the net can we?
They launched an ICBM and it flew. No one interfered with either the launch or flight.
They learned quite a bit of both technical and political data.
Sounds like a success to me. Sure, it could have been better, but it wasn't a failure by a long shot.
Its more like tying each others hands behind our backs so we cant punch each other out, and hope no one walks by that isn't part of our club and kicks us in the balls.
A sovereign nation should be allowed to possess an arsenal, yes.
shhhh don't confuse the radicals with the truth.
No, there is no difference. Supporting a ban anywhere is supporting prohibition of rights.
Assault weapons is not the problem its the people using them illegally.
Gun violence goes down when more law abiding citizens are allowed to exercise their *right* of ownership.
Then again, you are an idiot and i wont even continue this with you.
Its how you get the populace to give up their rights 'for their protection'.
So we get rid of our nukes and so does other 'law abiding' countries. What about the 100's that really don't give a damn?
Then again, he thinks banning personal guns will work too.
Why they do that all the time, according to their ads :)
"Blazing fast"
We have heard that before, and the 'super cheap' never quite pans out and ends up 2x.
Most don't *need* to follow it, as is shown by the reassurance of lower power machines. ( horsepower )
95% for the world doesn't need to be on the 'Moore train', and what was available years before is more then they need. Blindly following It just breeds inefficiencies and wasted resources. Just because you can fly at mach 2 doesn't mean it makes sense for everyone to do it.
You forget they really don't care about the costs incurred by the other companies, or the potential 4th amendment violations. ( and others ). Not their problem.
You an also bet they will search them all and if they just happen to find other things unrelated, it will be noted.
Glad they don't have anything better to do, say like protect us from actual theft, or being killed by gangs or something.
Misuse of tax dollars to stroke their contributors is all this is.
Scare people off-line, and business loses. ISPs, stores, phone companies, etc.
If they are enterprise, they most likely have a MOLP, which if its current they paid for Vista anyway.
Is the past. Anyone remember the bad old days of CompuServe or GEnie where you had to pay x$ for x minutes of time each month?
We are heading there again, at 'broadband speed'.