Hmm, since there aren't as far as I know, lots of people trying to get into Russia to live, whether from Asia, Africa or whatever, I'm not sure how your outlandish theory could be tested.
So what if they didn't know about it? I have to pay taxes all the time that are introduced and that I hitherto didn't know about, and might have made lots of different investment decisions had I known they were going to happen. But I've got to live with it. Boo hoo to the NSA cry babies.
So for a Thai, storing 33 characters of information on your computer is illegal? That's real tough to enforce. How long before a Thai tattoos a bitcoin on their arm to prove a point?
The differences between Scheme and Lisp are really mere details, in the larger scheme of things. Dynamic scoping is (probably) a bad idea, but it doesn't change the basic nature of the beast. The similarities between Lisp and Scheme are WAY more than paren notation.
People who whine about the paren notation don't seem to have grasped just how powerful the idea is. Yes sure, it can be hard to read for newbies, but the payoff is real.
The real bread and circus is not the royal baby, it is the war.. the "war on terror". George Orwell was a genius in predicting that a perpetual war would be the excuse to bring in the police state. Even 10 years ago, I thought Orwell's idea of the perpetual war was a bit fantastic. Now it is so on the money, it is scarily prescient.
James Bond is an interesting case study. Just when you think they wouldn't get worse... they get worse. People thought Roger Moore wasn't much good compared to Sean Connery, but he was fantastic compared to what came later.
I think by the time they've trawled 3 links they'll decide at least someone there is a tiny bit suspicious too, and start the 3 link count all over again. By that time they will be up to 6 links, and Kevin Bacon's ass is grass.
At the risk of asking a stupid question, I understand why anything heavier than iron can't yield energy for a star, but I can't see why heavier elements can't be produced in the extreme conditions inside a star, even if it isn't net energy producing.
Err, there is a bit more to the constitutional rights in England than that. I know that they aren't written down clearly (or at all), but courts have ruled that there are some unwritten constitutional rights under common law.
Nah, society would collapse. Much easier to just have a rolling reset through progressive taxes. This something the US hasn't learnt yet, with its regressive taxes.
Hmm, maybe they should rename their services. "Remote internet ISP services" or "SSL internet connection", or some other obfuscated name. They can't ban everything associated with the internet.
I'm not convinced. I don't want any random spyware / malware / virus to be able to install a bootable image into my computer. I want the ability to install an OS type image to be restricted at the hardware level for security. This is what secure boot does. It's a good thing.
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Hmm, since there aren't as far as I know, lots of people trying to get into Russia to live, whether from Asia, Africa or whatever, I'm not sure how your outlandish theory could be tested.
And maybe reality is an illusion and we're all living in the Matrix. Actually, I don't think your possibility is worth mentioning.
"So far their targets really are terrorists and other nasty criminals"
Sure. If you consider a whilsteblower like Snowden to be a nasty criminal, after Obama said previously that whistleblower's would be protected.
So what if they didn't know about it? I have to pay taxes all the time that are introduced and that I hitherto didn't know about, and might have made lots of different investment decisions had I known they were going to happen. But I've got to live with it. Boo hoo to the NSA cry babies.
So for a Thai, storing 33 characters of information on your computer is illegal? That's real tough to enforce. How long before a Thai tattoos a bitcoin on their arm to prove a point?
I'm sequencing alien DNA you insensitive clod.
The differences between Scheme and Lisp are really mere details, in the larger scheme of things. Dynamic scoping is (probably) a bad idea, but it doesn't change the basic nature of the beast. The similarities between Lisp and Scheme are WAY more than paren notation.
People who whine about the paren notation don't seem to have grasped just how powerful the idea is. Yes sure, it can be hard to read for newbies, but the payoff is real.
The old adage is always applicable: Those that do not use LISP are condemned to reinvent it. Badly.
How has the US helped establish order since helping to win WWII ?
The real bread and circus is not the royal baby, it is the war.. the "war on terror". George Orwell was a genius in predicting that a perpetual war would be the excuse to bring in the police state. Even 10 years ago, I thought Orwell's idea of the perpetual war was a bit fantastic. Now it is so on the money, it is scarily prescient.
Google and/or Microsoft will put code in the driver to divert a copy to the NSA.
James Bond is an interesting case study. Just when you think they wouldn't get worse... they get worse. People thought Roger Moore wasn't much good compared to Sean Connery, but he was fantastic compared to what came later.
I think by the time they've trawled 3 links they'll decide at least someone there is a tiny bit suspicious too, and start the 3 link count all over again. By that time they will be up to 6 links, and Kevin Bacon's ass is grass.
At the risk of asking a stupid question, I understand why anything heavier than iron can't yield energy for a star, but I can't see why heavier elements can't be produced in the extreme conditions inside a star, even if it isn't net energy producing.
The 51st state, mate.
The CIA has secret prisons in Romania??? WTF?
Hmm, yes surely there is some kind of an audit log. Every penny could surely be traced to where it went. A very strange story is this.
Err, there is a bit more to the constitutional rights in England than that. I know that they aren't written down clearly (or at all), but courts have ruled that there are some unwritten constitutional rights under common law.
Nah, society would collapse. Much easier to just have a rolling reset through progressive taxes. This something the US hasn't learnt yet, with its regressive taxes.
No need to reopen it. This IS the star chamber.
Yes, but I think we've got a while before the sun in in danger of going nova.
Interesting? Yes. Useful? Naw.
Hmm, but the water acts as a distributor of spills, then it gets in the food chain.
Hmm, maybe they should rename their services. "Remote internet ISP services" or "SSL internet connection", or some other obfuscated name. They can't ban everything associated with the internet.
I'm not convinced. I don't want any random spyware / malware / virus to be able to install a bootable image into my computer. I want the ability to install an OS type image to be restricted at the hardware level for security. This is what secure boot does. It's a good thing.