Due to the broadcast nature of unsecured wifi, it was the access point was the one in effect saying: "How about it buddy? Want some action?"
To use the house analogy: the front door was open and there was a big sign saying: "Welcome! Feel free to come on in and make yourselves at home, y'all!"
If accessing these networks is illegal, then so should solicitation be.
I was quite enthusiastic about this, especially since I am an Ubuntu user. But without MP3 and DVD support out of the box people aren't going to bite. Dell and Canonical had better get their shit together soon if they want this to work.
If you really were an Ubuntu user, then you'd know how stupidly easy it is to get codecs installed. It's similar to how DVD player manufacturers sell region locked DVD players, but sometimes included typed up instructions on how to region-free the player included in the box. Others release the info to the community.
I understand why the use of an e-meter in therapy - it seems that it could be employed in other therapies. Are you able to tell me briefly what kind of therapy scientology uses to heal/fix/repair/erase/remove these memories/traumas/depressions/anxieties/fears? The detective of such "engrams" or "implants" seems obvious, but the dealing with them, not so obvious.
I mean for example, lets consider victim of a violent rape who constantly lives in terror, has flashbacks of that past event and has developed social phobia and/or agoraphobia? Providing that the person is willing to seek help and can make appointments at the local COS, how would this be fixed with scientology? How soon could that person expect a reasonable level of freedom from this?
If there were merit in some of scientologies practises, then I think maybe they could be employed elsewhere, separately from the sci-fi and theology that it comes packaged with. Thanks in advance Hejog.
I can't tell you how many times I've heard about a burglar suing the homeowner because he hurt himself in the process of robbing the home and won the lawsuit.
Yes we've all seen Megacorp decide to use someone's code and then incorporate it into their program. Or just use something in a commercial sense when it's clearly limited for personal use only.
I am sure the execs at Megacorp would find your post most slanderous, buddy!:-)
If they get by with 30 hours/month, could they really justify a 180 hours/month position? This seems really stupid. It seems like a part-time gig at best - hardly fulltime. Would you really be doing the school a service, or just creating an cushy income for yourself at their expense? Not that schools pay industry rates however.
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Reverse WINE? So it can actually cure a hangover? :-)
Nah, your initial post was better. Slashdot's moderators can't delete/edit posts. :-)
In your analogy, the people have no inherent right to be on your property. Where as the DVD media are actually sold to people.
Nice cut and paste dude.
Exactly. I was going to say the same thing. However, because we don't live in the USA, this is meaningless. :-)
Due to the broadcast nature of unsecured wifi, it was the access point was the one in effect saying: "How about it buddy? Want some action?"
To use the house analogy: the front door was open and there was a big sign saying: "Welcome! Feel free to come on in and make yourselves at home, y'all!"
If accessing these networks is illegal, then so should solicitation be.
If you really were an Ubuntu user, then you'd know how stupidly easy it is to get codecs installed. It's similar to how DVD player manufacturers sell region locked DVD players, but sometimes included typed up instructions on how to region-free the player included in the box. Others release the info to the community.
Thanks for sharing that. :-)
I understand why the use of an e-meter in therapy - it seems that it could be employed in other therapies. Are you able to tell me briefly what kind of therapy scientology uses to heal/fix/repair/erase/remove these memories/traumas/depressions/anxieties/fears? The detective of such "engrams" or "implants" seems obvious, but the dealing with them, not so obvious.
I mean for example, lets consider victim of a violent rape who constantly lives in terror, has flashbacks of that past event and has developed social phobia and/or agoraphobia? Providing that the person is willing to seek help and can make appointments at the local COS, how would this be fixed with scientology? How soon could that person expect a reasonable level of freedom from this?
If there were merit in some of scientologies practises, then I think maybe they could be employed elsewhere, separately from the sci-fi and theology that it comes packaged with. Thanks in advance Hejog.
I think he actually meant "Only in the US of A".
So you are a believer in the whole Xenu, thetan, sci-fi story, etc deal?
Out of interest, how much has scientology cost you so far? And how long have you been involved with it? What good has it done you so far?
What do you think about Hubbard's own quotes about profiting from creating ones own religion?
Perhaps I am slow, but you have to be kidding, right?
THIS is freakin' awesome! Needs some aviator glasses though really.
Oh crap. I was finally going to get around to migrating from SUS to WSUS today. Should I not do this?
What options does one have in bioinformatics, besides academia?
I am actually a New Zealander, but am writing for an American audience. ;-)
I'd say 100% nothing, much like the Emperor's New Clothes.
FYI, google != Cristiano Ronaldo.
Scratch that, I was just being dense! :-/
PREVIEW is your friend.
If they get by with 30 hours/month, could they really justify a 180 hours/month position? This seems really stupid. It seems like a part-time gig at best - hardly fulltime. Would you really be doing the school a service, or just creating an cushy income for yourself at their expense? Not that schools pay industry rates however.
Well sort of. :-)