China, India and Eastern European countries do not ammount to 36% of emissions. Besides Russia may ratify Kyoto this year and China did so already as well as India.
Several of east european countries will become members of EU in some weeks and have the corresponding legislative in place already. So what are you talking about? US is simply protecting their ability to reduce production costs by f*ing up the environment.
Yes, the rest of the world would get in better position when competing US. But rightly so. US takes unfair advantage and that is wrong. I don't need any study to see that the temperatures raised in last years.
Right. I came way late to the discussion, and read many opinions here. It makes me feel strange that watching a clip where a person dies is not enough to make you feel in some way. It takes the knowledge whether it is for real or fake to make you feel sick or to enjoy a movie like Desperado.
I wonder what is Patrick's opinion on the license discussion. How is it that he has no problems to comply but RedHat does? Did he consider other options and decided to stick with XFree86 anyway?
>Exactly how much money would it require to do whatever necessary to* remove Mr. Orrin Hatch from a position of legislative power in the United States government?
Virus of these days come in e-mail with suggestion to unzip the attachment and run the resulting.pif.
In my days, virus could set video card frequencies out of range of monitor - causing some cheap monitors to break. Or moving the disk head back and forth until it finds an resonance frequency and the disk breaks. The idea of turning the fans off is also interesting.
> it's not like we're going to upgrade MS Office in the next few years either.
The decission is not yours. It's Microsoft's. Just try listening to news about DRM, license changes and next version of MS OS features. Yes, there are plenty of Office 9x in use today. But that is one of the primary goals of Microsoft - to change that and force everyone to upgrade. You think, they can't force you? Just wait for next Welchia, MyDoom,XY that will force you to go to SP4(/SP5/SPn) which in turn won't work with your Office 9x.
> we request that you take appropriate action
against the account holder under your Abuse Policy/Terms of Service
Agreement.
Dear Mr. J.K. Weston
I'm happy to inform you that I said "No, no!" to the offending user. I also deleted the downloaded file. Unfortunatelly our log facility was hit by a lightning so I'm unable to provide any information about how we came into possession of this code... I swear!
While I agree that the ablity to quickly produce maintanable and reusable code is important, it is still true that understanding stuff helps. Get over it.
>I am absolutely horrible with names, and in my last phone I'd say that maybe 20% of the people in my phonelist I had no idea who they were
Ughm. I mean. I have no problems mapping 10-15 phone _numbers_ to names. Actually scrolling to the right name in the cellphone takes longer than typing in the number - especially if you don't know whether you entered John Doe or Doe John in the adressbook. I use an old electronic diary (Casio) for my addressbook. Holds not only name and number but also e-mail, birthday, whatever. Currently there is over 200 entries there and I know about 99% of them. Where is the world going?
Try again, you still need a warrant. Might I suggest reading the PATRIOT act at some point?
All right. I'll take that in opposite order:
Your are right, I'm too lazy to read it, so I read only the analyzis.
And this is what I see:
FBI and CIA can now go from phone to phone, computer to computer without demonstrating that each is being used by a suspect or target of an order, or even specifically identifying the person targeted. The government may now serve a single Title III wiretap, FISA wiretap or pen/trap order on any person or entity nationwide, regardless of whether that person or entity is named in the order. The government need not make any showing to a court that the particular information or communication to be acquired is relevant to a criminal investigation. In the pen/trap or FISA situations, they do not even have to report where they served the order or what information they received.
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Yes, the rest of the world would get in better position when competing US. But rightly so. US takes unfair advantage and that is wrong. I don't need any study to see that the temperatures raised in last years.
I consider to be normal for my kids to have sex at some point of their life. That is not the case with violence.
Right. I came way late to the discussion, and read many opinions here. It makes me feel strange that watching a clip where a person dies is not enough to make you feel in some way. It takes the knowledge whether it is for real or fake to make you feel sick or to enjoy a movie like Desperado.
I wonder what is Patrick's opinion on the license discussion. How is it that he has no problems to comply but RedHat does? Did he consider other options and decided to stick with XFree86 anyway?
Yeah. And what does your User Agent string say?
Yeah. I read once about simillar attempt. The guy chose the name "Ford Perfect".
Do you want to belong to people that like choice or to those that don't?
Did anybody implement Assasination Politics already?
0.9.6d is the latest. Where did you get e?
Henry
Well since $100 banknotoes are 0.0043 inches thick, Bills wallet would have to be at least 2196.6 feet thick to contain $613 million.
Nothing is immoral once approved by government.
Go. Figure.
Seems to me that you forgot to count some other countries where Bush has sent US troops. Or intends to send them for that matter.
In my days, virus could set video card frequencies out of range of monitor - causing some cheap monitors to break. Or moving the disk head back and forth until it finds an resonance frequency and the disk breaks. The idea of turning the fans off is also interesting.
"No, thank you. I have a lot of experience in this area."
If some functionality is implemented properly, than it will execute properly every time. You can't say that about humans.
The decission is not yours. It's Microsoft's. Just try listening to news about DRM, license changes and next version of MS OS features. Yes, there are plenty of Office 9x in use today. But that is one of the primary goals of Microsoft - to change that and force everyone to upgrade. You think, they can't force you? Just wait for next Welchia, MyDoom,XY that will force you to go to SP4(/SP5/SPn) which in turn won't work with your Office 9x.
Dear Mr. J.K. Weston
I'm happy to inform you that I said "No, no!" to the offending user. I also deleted the downloaded file. Unfortunatelly our log facility was hit by a lightning so I'm unable to provide any information about how we came into possession of this code ... I swear!
-- ...
Sincerelly yours
While I agree that the ablity to quickly produce maintanable and reusable code is important, it is still true that understanding stuff helps. Get over it.
I assume there are copyright laws in US. And copyrights can be enforced across borders if the country signed Bern Treaty. Hm?
Ughm. I mean. I have no problems mapping 10-15 phone _numbers_ to names. Actually scrolling to the right name in the cellphone takes longer than typing in the number - especially if you don't know whether you entered John Doe or Doe John in the adressbook. I use an old electronic diary (Casio) for my addressbook. Holds not only name and number but also e-mail, birthday, whatever. Currently there is over 200 entries there and I know about 99% of them. Where is the world going?
Do you have any suggestion how to deal with web-forms? Especially those using POST method?
Sincerelly yours ...
The point is: who makes the choice?
According to Linux counter it is number 4. Considering number of distributions out there it *is* a major distro.
All right. I'll take that in opposite order:
To me it seems thay need just "any" warant. Hm?Your are right, I'm too lazy to read it, so I read only the analyzis.
And this is what I see: