I learned a great deal from this book. (Note: By saying this, I'm not pronouncing this book as the bible on China. Don't box me in. Slashdot is good for that.)
It's a good thing we've got educated/intelligent/hard working people like you to fix our problems for us. I would never have thought they could be fixed here on slashdot. Thank the gods you are here.
Then they all blabber about the latest football team this and draft that and did you see that pitcher? At which point I hit the punch bowl and the cashews and sit by myself, running through my head the list of things I need to implement as xmlrpc services.
You know, there is more to life than smtp, tcp/ip, http, and xmlrpc. You may already know this though. You do have a wife.
That's amazing. You already know about an excellent critique of F911 so you simply pooh-pooh it in the same sentence. Look... I'm not a lefty or a righty... I like truth. F911 isn't anywhere close.
If you can change your ". ..proxy server settings and avoid their proxy completely", your network has bigger problems than your "subverting" their proxy.
You may be right about the folks in your IT department being morons though.
There are lots of people who do not have the luxury of a public library (or they do have one and it is shite). Many like me have no public library. I'm an expat living in Japan. I can speak a decent amount of Japanees, but I don't know enough Kanji to read a newspaper, let alone a book.
Books ARE unjustifiably expensive regardless of access to a stocked public library.
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Chomsky is windbag.
I learned a great deal from this book. (Note: By saying this, I'm not pronouncing this book as the bible on China. Don't box me in. Slashdot is good for that.)
An excellent review can be found here.
More importantly, they took donations.
I laughed so hard I cried.
No really... is it?
That was beautiful!
Clearly Eric was wrong.
Yes. The U.S. Government should listen to a person named shitdrummer. That's classic.
Not insightful. Godwin!
True.
I wasn't saying that BitTorrent was illegal though.
If BITKEEPER were illegal, Linux would be screwed.
I'm sure you meant BIT TORRENT.
Ah yes! But this election was for the President of the United States of America. They're the only ones that really matter in this issue.
I tired to do that the other day, but it didn't work.
It's a good thing we've got educated/intelligent/hard working people like you to fix our problems for us. I would never have thought they could be fixed here on slashdot. Thank the gods you are here.
I don't mean to sound like an ass, but has this guy even RTFM?
True. It doesn't have to end, but normally when Godwin's law can be applied to a thread, it effectively is over.
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Godwin's law applies.
Interesting "statistic." I wonder how you or your source came up with those numbers. Just what is considered civilian and what is considered military?
Then they all blabber about the latest football team this and draft that and did you see that pitcher? At which point I hit the punch bowl and the cashews and sit by myself, running through my head the list of things I need to implement as xmlrpc services.
You know, there is more to life than smtp, tcp/ip, http, and xmlrpc. You may already know this though. You do have a wife.
Why is it that I feel you're only old enough to have experienced one other administration as an adult?
I know! Because I'm probably right.
That's amazing. You already know about an excellent critique of F911 so you simply pooh-pooh it in the same sentence. Look... I'm not a lefty or a righty... I like truth. F911 isn't anywhere close.
That's an old song.
You're in the Army now
You're not behind a plow
You'll never get rich (or You're diggin a ditch)
You son of a bitch
You're in the Army now.
I think we all know that whatever is the popular software is what will be targeted. . .
This isn't necessarily true. Just look at Apache for an example.
If you can change your ". . .proxy server settings and avoid their proxy completely", your network has bigger problems than your "subverting" their proxy.
You may be right about the folks in your IT department being morons though.
There are lots of people who do not have the luxury of a public library (or they do have one and it is shite). Many like me have no public library. I'm an expat living in Japan. I can speak a decent amount of Japanees, but I don't know enough Kanji to read a newspaper, let alone a book.
Books ARE unjustifiably expensive regardless of access to a stocked public library.