> One hundred responses and not a single one interested as to whether the suspect is actually guilty of the crime or not.
His guilt, sir or madam, is irrelevant. This is a change in case law, which concerned citizens need to share with others: If you say anything but the legal minimum, you're giving away an advantage to the prosecution which can be used against you even if innocent.
Well, there were cannons, bombs, submarines, warships, Greek Fire, and incendiaries in the Revolution, all of which were 'arms'. Nowadays anything bigger than a.50 cal requires registration of the device AND a hefty tax. Seems like a clear subversion of the intent of 'Because we need you to be competent at potting Redcoats, the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.'
OpenBSD in by no means vanilla, but instead is a much more exotic flavor. Gold Medal Ribbon, maybe? www.baskinrobbins.ca/en/2012/08/01/gold-medal-ribbon
The ambassador was a professional representative of the nation, and was mourned and honored.
However, his stock in trade was not being a watchdog on the organs of state, as is hers. Reporters are on the front line of truth for the American people; representative government will fail without truth. We need reporters and tampering with them is Bad for the Republic.
Why does the gubbmint need to know what our parts are? Unless it involves public health or medical care, it's irrelevant unless you live in Big Brother land.
> Representative Wyden had sought amendments....
The Hon. Ron Wyden is the senior senator from Oregon, and serves on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Oregon writer Jay Lake is planning JayWake and his last JayCon; front page story in the E section of the Portland Oregonian http://oregonlive.com/ today (Sunday 2103-06-09) discussing the genetic testing he did after his stage four diagnosis. I'm storing the coffin for the pre-mortem wake in my garage (bought it off Craigslist, of course; where else would you get a slightly used coffin?)
http://www.jlake.com/jaywake
Find a nonprofit somewhere who needs help, for the Exchange and SQL experience. Learn the WAMP (Windows variant of the LAMP) stack and develop for said nonprofit.
When GoogleDocs can level up my Dwarven Cleric of Cayden Cailean like Excel can http://sourceforge.net/projects/scoreforge/ then I'll use it. Until then, well, thank Ghu there's Excel 2003 and WINE !
With a unionized workforce, when you drop Exchange you still keep your Exchange admins and they keep their pay grade. Even if their primary job function disappears, they can be hard to lay off so they often end up sitting twiddling thumbs for 35 hours a week, taking home $100k plus serious bennies until they choose to retire and collect their pension.
Depends on the contract. When I was a minion for the Department of Redundancy Department for a large national gubb'mint with black helicopters in all 50 states and the District of Confusion, I was shuffled from task to task without any contractual limits (although my pay grade did vary based on assignment). Do you have personal knowlege of the Boston City Civil Service IT contract? Please answer yes or no.
The FDA thinks it is. My wife documents and tests software which runs a labaratory device, and the FDA is all over her company like white on rice with every new version of ware.
Well, feel free to invest your own $$ in a startup which will certify that GNUware as FDA-compliant, PPACA-compliant. Until then, the propretary vendors who have made that investment rule the market.
However, since they hold the source code and won't let anyone else see it, no one else is qualified to write OS patches, especially for those pesky security vulns.
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Did someone forgot their medication today?
No Evidence? HE STOLE HER FREAKING PASSPORT. The cops collected it from him. That's evidence of misdeed, certes. She's got a big pair of ovaries.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairey_Rotodyne https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tip_jet
> One hundred responses and not a single one interested as to whether the suspect is actually guilty of the crime or not.
His guilt, sir or madam, is irrelevant. This is a change in case law, which concerned citizens need to share with others: If you say anything but the legal minimum, you're giving away an advantage to the prosecution which can be used against you even if innocent.
Well, there were cannons, bombs, submarines, warships, Greek Fire, and incendiaries in the Revolution, all of which were 'arms'. Nowadays anything bigger than a .50 cal requires registration of the device AND a hefty tax. Seems like a clear subversion of the intent of 'Because we need you to be competent at potting Redcoats, the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.'
Absolutely correct. Name, Rank and serial number from now on. You ARE required to identify yourself, dont'cha know, in the Land of the Formerly Free.
OpenBSD in by no means vanilla, but instead is a much more exotic flavor. Gold Medal Ribbon, maybe? www.baskinrobbins.ca/en/2012/08/01/gold-medal-ribbon
Very well said.
The ambassador was a professional representative of the nation, and was mourned and honored. However, his stock in trade was not being a watchdog on the organs of state, as is hers. Reporters are on the front line of truth for the American people; representative government will fail without truth. We need reporters and tampering with them is Bad for the Republic.
Why does the gubbmint need to know what our parts are? Unless it involves public health or medical care, it's irrelevant unless you live in Big Brother land.
http://www.goldengryphon.com/Stross-Concrete.html explains why universal CCTV cameras might not be a good idea. Or, perhaps _is_ a good idea. You be the judge.
Giggle. Although it _was_ Tricky Dick's administration who did that Negative Income Tax pilot project in Seattle....
> Representative Wyden had sought amendments....
The Hon. Ron Wyden is the senior senator from Oregon, and serves on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Oregon writer Jay Lake is planning JayWake and his last JayCon; front page story in the E section of the Portland Oregonian http://oregonlive.com/ today (Sunday 2103-06-09) discussing the genetic testing he did after his stage four diagnosis. I'm storing the coffin for the pre-mortem wake in my garage (bought it off Craigslist, of course; where else would you get a slightly used coffin?) http://www.jlake.com/jaywake
Find a nonprofit somewhere who needs help, for the Exchange and SQL experience. Learn the WAMP (Windows variant of the LAMP) stack and develop for said nonprofit.
The 1-800-555-TELL service was moved to a new toll-free number, 888-247-2425, and a non-toll-free number at 330-247-7411. No data plan required.
When GoogleDocs can level up my Dwarven Cleric of Cayden Cailean like Excel can http://sourceforge.net/projects/scoreforge/ then I'll use it. Until then, well, thank Ghu there's Excel 2003 and WINE !
THANK YOU for adding clarity to what was otherwise looking awfully astroturfy!
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Multiple FT "Exchange Admins"
With a unionized workforce, when you drop Exchange you still keep your Exchange admins and they keep their pay grade. Even if their primary job function disappears, they can be hard to lay off so they often end up sitting twiddling thumbs for 35 hours a week, taking home $100k plus serious bennies until they choose to retire and collect their pension.
Depends on the contract. When I was a minion for the Department of Redundancy Department for a large national gubb'mint with black helicopters in all 50 states and the District of Confusion, I was shuffled from task to task without any contractual limits (although my pay grade did vary based on assignment). Do you have personal knowlege of the Boston City Civil Service IT contract? Please answer yes or no.
The FDA thinks it is. My wife documents and tests software which runs a labaratory device, and the FDA is all over her company like white on rice with every new version of ware.
Well, feel free to invest your own $$ in a startup which will certify that GNUware as FDA-compliant, PPACA-compliant. Until then, the propretary vendors who have made that investment rule the market.
However, since they hold the source code and won't let anyone else see it, no one else is qualified to write OS patches, especially for those pesky security vulns.
Who in the Open Source community will pay to get the 'ware FDA-certified as compliant with the requirements of the PPACA?
No one is spending $$ on getting any Linux distro ceritified as Obamacare-compliant. Damn.