Then what can you do to avoid hate speech laws?
Popular speech doesn't need protection.
Any serious attempt at freedom of speech MUST protect unpopular speech, or it doesn't protect anything.
Personally, I'd trust a newspaper over blatant assertions by an activist site any day.
What exactly makes you think that they're any different?
The guy is in jail. Don't think for a second that a local paper is going to give him a fair shake. The local reporters need police goodwill to get the scoops from local cops. What the police do is an awfuly big part of local news.
I agree. Symantec's stuff is crap. I use NAV because I get it free from the university, and they say that I have to have some form of anti-virus software.
Free, but maybe not worth it. It's started causing problems so I may look at coughing up some money for something sucks less.
I started getting kernel panics about this time, but I traced the problem to the also-recently-updated Norton Anti-Virus auto-protect. After I disabled that ( using safe boot ) I had no more problems.
They're probably just running out of names.
The Arleigh Burke (DDG-51, a guided missile destroyer) was put to sea while the retired Adm. Burke was still alive.
Too many specialized ship types uses up the good names quickly.
High explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rounds use this, it's called the Monroe (sp?) effect. There are other types of AP weapons however. Sabot rounds are small , fast moving 'darts' composed of hard and dense material (used to be depleted uranium, but they changed). These are better at penetrating heat dispersing laminate armor used on modern tanks, because they are pure kenetic kill and don't rely on heat or explosives.
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Then what can you do to avoid hate speech laws? Popular speech doesn't need protection. Any serious attempt at freedom of speech MUST protect unpopular speech, or it doesn't protect anything.
That was suppose to say (!windows)
I guess that's what the preview button is for. Duh.
Oh wait... NONE!
Personally, I'd trust a newspaper over blatant assertions by an activist site any day.
What exactly makes you think that they're any different?
The guy is in jail. Don't think for a second that a local paper is going to give him a fair shake. The local reporters need police goodwill to get the scoops from local cops. What the police do is an awfuly big part of local news.
I agree. Symantec's stuff is crap. I use NAV because I get it free from the university, and they say that I have to have some form of anti-virus software.
Free, but maybe not worth it. It's started causing problems so I may look at coughing up some money for something sucks less.
Virex,you said?
The university requires it.
I hardly ever use it. Just scans, and I never found anything.
I actually had auto-protect turned off before updating NAV, but I guess the update turned it back on.
I started getting kernel panics about this time, but I traced the problem to the also-recently-updated Norton Anti-Virus auto-protect. After I disabled that ( using safe boot ) I had no more problems.
Watch Battlefield Earth.
Then you won't feel so bad about it.
"Is this the end of the road for CD copy protection?" The industry is stupid, greedy and desperate. I'm going with 'no'.
Like Windows?
They're probably just running out of names. The Arleigh Burke (DDG-51, a guided missile destroyer) was put to sea while the retired Adm. Burke was still alive. Too many specialized ship types uses up the good names quickly.
If there was any justice in the afterlife, the would be listening to boy bands.
High explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rounds use this, it's called the Monroe (sp?) effect. There are other types of AP weapons however. Sabot rounds are small , fast moving 'darts' composed of hard and dense material (used to be depleted uranium, but they changed). These are better at penetrating heat dispersing laminate armor used on modern tanks, because they are pure kenetic kill and don't rely on heat or explosives.
Get your computer to play the BeeGees and you'll repel almost anything