As a foreigner the U.S. government owes me no duty of service and some could argue that it is expected to spy on us, as far as it benefits its own citizens.
No, us foreigners who have little control over U.S. govenment spying should encrypt (and provide deniability as OTR does) by default.
Bottom line -- it doesn't matter why he did it, it only matters what he did. We don't go easier on defendants who murder someone because they were only trying to keep everyone from finding out about their secret extramarital love affair.
Incorrect. The legal principle of mens rea, or "guilty mind", is absolutely necessary to determine criminal liability
Examine the results and look for patterns. Odds are, you will see minor variations from "average." After all, if you flip a coin 1000 times, odds are you won't get exactly 500 heads and 500 tails.
In fact, the more coin-flips you perform the less likely you will get an even distribution of heads and tails.
That's pretty good, but here's what I'd really like:
- 8"x5" screen area (1280x1024) - high-contrast b/w indoor/outdoor screen - 40 hour battery life - runs on 2 AA hot swappable batteries plus internal battery - removable solid state storage - an open OS made for mobile work, or Linux - full size keyboard, or BlueTooth foldable keyboard - USB, WiFi, bluetooth, and SIM - weight under 0.5lb - thickness under 0.4" - free pony included
It's time to do them differently, for sure. I'm pretty cynical usually, but the olympic spirit in Sydney 2000 was electric and made me proud to be human. I don't want to see that disappear.
I used to download mail from my ISP using POP in Thunderbird, but backing up that mail was a headache and importing mail when i move between machines is a pain.
Now I just download mail from my gmail account with thunderbird and gmail archives all the mail i've downloaded. If I lose my local copy, I can just download the archive again. No hassles!
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It's got to the point where the Bazaar now provides Cathedrals.
As a foreigner the U.S. government owes me no duty of service and some could argue that it is expected to spy on us, as far as it benefits its own citizens. No, us foreigners who have little control over U.S. govenment spying should encrypt (and provide deniability as OTR does) by default.
Let's see, little nasties that slip past your defences by hiding in a container thought to be empty. Yep, nothing Trojan about that.
Bottom line -- it doesn't matter why he did it, it only matters what he did. We don't go easier on defendants who murder someone because they were only trying to keep everyone from finding out about their secret extramarital love affair.
Incorrect. The legal principle of mens rea, or "guilty mind", is absolutely necessary to determine criminal liability
What's BSD?
Dying.
Examine the results and look for patterns. Odds are, you will see minor variations from "average." After all, if you flip a coin 1000 times, odds are you won't get exactly 500 heads and 500 tails.
In fact, the more coin-flips you perform the less likely you will get an even distribution of heads and tails.
This isn't because of GW Bush, it's because of lawyers. It's because of the legislators as much as it is because of the lawyers.
Motorcyclists. My tank only holds about two gallons.
The average user might not want to install Ubuntu themselves.
There may also be an issue with support.
That's pretty good, but here's what I'd really like:
- 8"x5" screen area (1280x1024)
- high-contrast b/w indoor/outdoor screen
- 40 hour battery life
- runs on 2 AA hot swappable batteries plus internal battery
- removable solid state storage
- an open OS made for mobile work, or Linux
- full size keyboard, or BlueTooth foldable keyboard
- USB, WiFi, bluetooth, and SIM
- weight under 0.5lb
- thickness under 0.4"
- free pony included
Ballmer's not resigning, that's why Red Hat's future is assured.
Maybe T-mobile will get their act together now and fix all the problems. Who knows.
I do: they won't.
Your business plan has been rejected on the basis that interfacing with computers is *still* easier than communicating with geeks.
Or (o)(o).
Here is another example that beautifully illustrates your point: Apple's Mac OS X vs a Pomegranate.
Where are the oranges?
Good. It's time to kill of the olympics.
It's time to do them differently, for sure. I'm pretty cynical usually, but the olympic spirit in Sydney 2000 was electric and made me proud to be human. I don't want to see that disappear.
The closest I have worked with administratively is Domino and that was an admins nightmare.
Yeah, that's pretty close to Exchange.
http://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/desktopbsd/DesktopBSD-1. 0-RC2-x86-CD.iso.torrent
How long until they are replaced by floating indian boys?
They don't just laugh in your face...
Joel Spolsky reckons Microsoft Lost the Backwards Compatibility Religion.
Not as exciting as a Pirate Ship!
*Squawk! Pieces of Eight!*
ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/iso/2.0/i386live.i so.torrent
I used to download mail from my ISP using POP in Thunderbird, but backing up that mail was a headache and importing mail when i move between machines is a pain.
Now I just download mail from my gmail account with thunderbird and gmail archives all the mail i've downloaded. If I lose my local copy, I can just download the archive again. No hassles!
However, an old lady mentioned that the positive impact of the robot was that so much researchers and journalists came to visit her these days...
But old ladies will do anything for a bit of attention...