No, I mean that race-baiting trolls claim that it means black people were considered only 3/5 of a person, when it was meant to help protect the nation from the growth of slavery by reducing the power of slave states.
The Votrax even worked on the 1 MHz, 8-bit, 5K RAM VIC-20. You could use it to read Scott Adams' adventure games to you. Tons of power was not needed for basic T2S.
If it wasn't for Reagan, most of the geeks on here would be in 50% tax brackets while the politicians and corporate giants would be using all those old loopholes to pay nothing. Oh yeah, and we'd probably have a permanently flat economy like Japan.
I know you love the progressives and their wonderful programs, but really, telling a guy he can't eat the food he grew is much worse. You're depriving a citizen of his property.
Do yourself a favor and research the history of slavery in the USA before you post again. It was implied that the People could sell non-free persons, not states. Slave owners could demand their escaped slaves be returned to them; that's where the states' rights came in. Black people were not considered property; slaves were. Of course, there were times when crooks claimed a free black was an escaped slave.
That is how the Constitution works, and it still bears the scars of our sins.
Do we really need a constitutional amendment to clarify that yes, people are actually people?
Yes, actually we did. We even have amendments to clarify that the freedoms of speech, religion, and self-defense are freedoms, but people try to take them away every day.
The history of civil rights is too long and complex to argue about on Slashdot. Most of what people think they know about slavery is wrong, because they were taught lies in school. For example, the 3/5 rule for representation.
Long-term storage. Next.
Let's face it: this was all based on failed FDR fascist policies that caused people to starve just so the President could tinker with the economy.
This may be a shocker, but they're goofing off at work, too. That's what I mean about incompetent managers: unproductive employees should be evident whether they're visible or not.
If companies want to save money, they should be eliminating the cubicles and setting up the policies, procedures and infrastructure to have large numbers of employees work from home. It's green and it keeps most employees happier. Besides certain jobs that are obviously well suited for office work, the only barrier to having employees work from home now is the paranoid, incompetent middle manager.
Sorry, but I'm with George Washington here, who said that government is not reason, it is force. "Like fire, it makes a dangerous servant and a fearful master." If a President of the United States says that, do you really think we should trust any government-- even one that appeared to be actually obeying the Constitution-- with our security?
Quake required a Pentium class computer with a FPU. Yes, there was a Pentium compatible called the NexGen that didn't have an FPU. Also, while a P-60 could run the game pretty well, my Cyrix M1 at 100 MHz could barely handle it because the FPU wasn't much better than a 486's.
Too bad Michael Moore only likes to expose the huge corporations he doesn't have stock in. He's also not very good at actual fact checking. Assange could give him supposed state secrets written with crayon on a piece of construction paper and as long as it agreed with his world view, he'd buy it.
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The same to you and your sock-puppets.
Are you responding to me? I never said the constitution grants any rights.
No, I mean that race-baiting trolls claim that it means black people were considered only 3/5 of a person, when it was meant to help protect the nation from the growth of slavery by reducing the power of slave states.
I guess he never saw "E.T.", which came out the same year as Tron.
The Votrax even worked on the 1 MHz, 8-bit, 5K RAM VIC-20. You could use it to read Scott Adams' adventure games to you. Tons of power was not needed for basic T2S.
They fixed it by replacing Dalton with Brosnan (who, to be fair, was their first choice).
If it wasn't for Reagan, most of the geeks on here would be in 50% tax brackets while the politicians and corporate giants would be using all those old loopholes to pay nothing. Oh yeah, and we'd probably have a permanently flat economy like Japan.
I know you love the progressives and their wonderful programs, but really, telling a guy he can't eat the food he grew is much worse. You're depriving a citizen of his property.
Do yourself a favor and research the history of slavery in the USA before you post again. It was implied that the People could sell non-free persons, not states. Slave owners could demand their escaped slaves be returned to them; that's where the states' rights came in. Black people were not considered property; slaves were. Of course, there were times when crooks claimed a free black was an escaped slave.
That is how the Constitution works, and it still bears the scars of our sins.
Yes, actually we did. We even have amendments to clarify that the freedoms of speech, religion, and self-defense are freedoms, but people try to take them away every day.
The history of civil rights is too long and complex to argue about on Slashdot. Most of what people think they know about slavery is wrong, because they were taught lies in school. For example, the 3/5 rule for representation.
Long-term storage. Next.
Let's face it: this was all based on failed FDR fascist policies that caused people to starve just so the President could tinker with the economy.
Should someone who is simply morally opposed to eating meat be forced to eat it?
And that's why I want a Kevlar cubicle, boss!
This may be a shocker, but they're goofing off at work, too. That's what I mean about incompetent managers: unproductive employees should be evident whether they're visible or not.
If companies want to save money, they should be eliminating the cubicles and setting up the policies, procedures and infrastructure to have large numbers of employees work from home. It's green and it keeps most employees happier. Besides certain jobs that are obviously well suited for office work, the only barrier to having employees work from home now is the paranoid, incompetent middle manager.
Sorry, but I'm with George Washington here, who said that government is not reason, it is force. "Like fire, it makes a dangerous servant and a fearful master." If a President of the United States says that, do you really think we should trust any government-- even one that appeared to be actually obeying the Constitution-- with our security?
Quake required a Pentium class computer with a FPU. Yes, there was a Pentium compatible called the NexGen that didn't have an FPU. Also, while a P-60 could run the game pretty well, my Cyrix M1 at 100 MHz could barely handle it because the FPU wasn't much better than a 486's.
ftp.cdrom.com was a big one.
That's funny, but like the article says the password can't be changed. This will have to be fixed with a firmware update.
"No child left behind" and the Medicare prescription benefit are not conservative policies.
Too bad Michael Moore only likes to expose the huge corporations he doesn't have stock in. He's also not very good at actual fact checking. Assange could give him supposed state secrets written with crayon on a piece of construction paper and as long as it agreed with his world view, he'd buy it.
No. I believe his claim is that you are an insufferable douchenozzle. No putrid Vegemite for you today.
You found a joke that's older than the soup!
Frank went on to claim in 2008 that W didn't try to do anything to avert the crisis, when in 2003 it was Frank who opposed W's regulatory plan.
Please consider the plight of the less fortunate all over the world, but for God's sake remember, MORE GOVERNMENT IS NOT THE ANSWER.