Do the FCC even have the right to add new things to the list of what they regulate? It was my understanding that they enforced decency regs, but could not define them.
the job of the internet SERVICE provider is just that, to provide the internet service. heaven forbid a world where isp's start to apply upstream filters and controls on my account.
What makes you think it's ok to spoof packets and propagate worms? ISPs have to serve more than just you.
So yeah, whining about losing your cellphone? Check your messages a bit more often or work to get a pager in place, if they'll let that (I don't think mine does).
With all due respect, I don't think digitalvengeance works in a classified facility. Besides, what does your restrictive work environment have to do with him?
I miss minimal computer control....large engines with tons of horsepower.
So go get a WRX - small engine with tons of horsepower.
and it had enough power to smoke the tires for a couple of blocks
Can't do that on the WRX - too much grip.
I often think that if you could get one car executive to take a 'chance'...and try the old idea behind the original GTO's and later other muscle cars...throw a monster engine into a decent body of a car...keep the interior minimalist...with real perfomance, and keep the price reasonable. I gotta think these things would sell like hotcakes...
I think the WRX sells pretty well at $25k. It has most of what you want, plus it corners well.
Obj-C on the other hand looks like the designers thought to hell with C , we'll design our own new-look language and shoehorn it kicking and screaming
into C.
After meeting the designer, I'm inclined to agree.
What if you had a dayjob making $100 per hour. Would you consider that money saved or money wasted?
Depends: how much free time do I have? Do I like working on cars? Would I rather do the work myself and send $100 to my index fund? If I make $100/hr (or even $10/hr), these are the kinds of questions that determine when I can retire.
the top five percent of people are getting $2000 back in their pockets this year, thanks to Bush. Kerry has already promised to repeal those cuts.
Do you make over $130k/yr? If not then you're not in the 5%. I figure that voting for Kerry is more than worth the $500 I'm likely not to see, and I wager that the same hold for the people that make $35k and shop at walmart to make ends meet.
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However, you might have problems to find volunteers to take the roles of the killed people in the reproduction...
I wonder if all the "programmers" who rail on Slashdot would be willing to take responsibility for every bug they write? To the extent that they have to buy liability insurance in case somebody uses their shitty program to do something important?
Sure thing. I'm going to need about $350k per year to do it - hope that's Ok with you.
If I had mod points you would be getting them. I'm sorry, potential lawsuits or not, you do the right thing. How many firemen do you think worry about getting slightly toasty when going into a burning building? Exactly.
If the tenants turned around and sued firefighters as often as patients sue doctors, I'll bet you'd see a lot fewer firefighters. It's one thing to do the right thing. It's quite another to repeatedly do it after being used multiple times for doing so.
. Just yesterday where I work I witnessed a sys admin refuse to help with a machine that needed a bios update. He insisted that since he was not the "official adminstrator" of it, he couldn't touch it.
What's the political situation over there? In some places, if your admin updated a machine outside his domain and it screwed up, he'd be on the hook for it. Where I work, he might be up on charges.
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I would think that, in this case, you wouldn't want overdrafts. Instead, you want the money transfer to fail.
Must ... have ... BRAINS!
Do the FCC even have the right to add new things to the list of what they regulate? It was my understanding that they enforced decency regs, but could not define them.
what makes you think it is your right to say who connects where and how?
If I'm the ISP, then it's my right because I say so.
I am so sick of spamassassin and people who have had their email account for 10 years.
Yeah, I totally understand - they were sending email when you were learning multiplication.
the job of the internet SERVICE provider is just that, to provide the internet service. heaven forbid a world where isp's start to apply upstream filters and controls on my account.
What makes you think it's ok to spoof packets and propagate worms? ISPs have to serve more than just you.
Since the guy practically invented AC, they kept both him and his cigars.
He invented Air conditioning?
So yeah, whining about losing your cellphone? Check your messages a bit more often or work to get a pager in place, if they'll let that (I don't think mine does).
With all due respect, I don't think digitalvengeance works in a classified facility. Besides, what does your restrictive work environment have to do with him?
Email = paper trail. Get shot down, you print it out and use it as a shield when the shit hits the fan.
yea but you know that drivers are the primary reason windows is unstable right?
So what do you propose we do, run without any drivers?
Thats why Win2k/WinXp/etc like signed drivers. Being signed means they've been throught MS's tests
You can still fake that stuff out if you want to. It's nice, but the only way to be sure is not to buy from people that make crappy drivers.
I miss minimal computer control....large engines with tons of horsepower.
So go get a WRX - small engine with tons of horsepower.
and it had enough power to smoke the tires for a couple of blocks
Can't do that on the WRX - too much grip.
I often think that if you could get one car executive to take a 'chance'...and try the old idea behind the original GTO's and later other muscle cars...throw a monster engine into a decent body of a car...keep the interior minimalist...with real perfomance, and keep the price reasonable. I gotta think these things would sell like hotcakes...
I think the WRX sells pretty well at $25k. It has most of what you want, plus it corners well.
Obj-C on the other hand looks like the designers thought to hell with C , we'll design our own new-look language and shoehorn it kicking and screaming into C.
After meeting the designer, I'm inclined to agree.
Until they figure out that shipping the whole PC back and forth is cheaper than having someone come in and work on it.
Unless you ship it UPS - then theycan lose your PC and you get to go buy another.
What if you had a dayjob making $100 per hour. Would you consider that money saved or money wasted?
Depends: how much free time do I have? Do I like working on cars? Would I rather do the work myself and send $100 to my index fund? If I make $100/hr (or even $10/hr), these are the kinds of questions that determine when I can retire.
And what exactly is with the idea of giving something back to the country that makes your way of life possible?
How about 1/3rd of my paycheck? Or are you saying that I'm obligated to put my life on the line to support that bastard in the whitehouse?
A $350-400K home? Your fucking rich... maybe you should volunteer to pay your "minimal-wage mexicans" a little more eh?
Around here, that's a 1500sf house cape cod built in 1945, if you're lucky.
the top five percent of people are getting $2000 back in their pockets this year, thanks to Bush. Kerry has already promised to repeal those cuts.
Do you make over $130k/yr? If not then you're not in the 5%. I figure that voting for Kerry is more than worth the $500 I'm likely not to see, and I wager that the same hold for the people that make $35k and shop at walmart to make ends meet.
However, you might have problems to find volunteers to take the roles of the killed people in the reproduction ...
Enter the crash test dummy plus radiation meter.
He's taken down governments in Australia and the UK before.
Um, go Rupert! You bastard...
I'm really torn on this one.
wow, a naive /.'r ;-)
What, you don't like my cheap shot?
yep, more than you wanted to know!
nah, that sounds about right. Don't you just love being the landlord?
I wonder if all the "programmers" who rail on Slashdot would be willing to take responsibility for every bug they write? To the extent that they have to buy liability insurance in case somebody uses their shitty program to do something important?
Sure thing. I'm going to need about $350k per year to do it - hope that's Ok with you.
i can't go on with nonsense like reminding them to clean the gutters like the lease says
Wow, a naive lawyer, now I've seen everything. Why not just hire a maintenance firm and add that to the rent?
So why don't we have a Violence Against Men Act, since men have always made up the majoraty of victums of violence?
Because, by and large, men are not persecuted for being men.
If I had mod points you would be getting them. I'm sorry, potential lawsuits or not, you do the right thing. How many firemen do you think worry about getting slightly toasty when going into a burning building? Exactly.
If the tenants turned around and sued firefighters as often as patients sue doctors, I'll bet you'd see a lot fewer firefighters. It's one thing to do the right thing. It's quite another to repeatedly do it after being used multiple times for doing so.
. Just yesterday where I work I witnessed a sys admin refuse to help with a machine that needed a bios update. He insisted that since he was not the "official adminstrator" of it, he couldn't touch it.
What's the political situation over there? In some places, if your admin updated a machine outside his domain and it screwed up, he'd be on the hook for it. Where I work, he might be up on charges.
So what's the average age of a slashdotter? Undoubtably there must be a few in the target demographic, now how many have kids in the group?
Well, I'm 28 and I'd love the regular iPod in that blue. The size doesn't matter - at under a pound, on my 190 lb frame, I wouldn't even notice.