That's because your logic is fundamentally flawed. If you were really questioning, and not just accepting everything at face value, you would say this:
Characterization: Isn't that where we are finding that galaxies aren't behaving as we expect them to, and that behavior is in the form of gravitational interactions which shouldn't happen given the amount of mass which we can see.
Hypothe- err, fuck that, I mean PROOF: It's God. Literally God!! He's got his hand in that galaxy like it was a Jeff Dunham puppet.
Deduction: If God is weakly interacting with the galaxies, all you heathen sciency evolution types are fucked! Richard Dawkins won't be able to save you from getting cornholed by fire demons for the rest of eternity.
Experimentation: Invoke the spirit of Charles Darwin. Ask him how hot Hell is. Fall on your knees, and hear the Angels sing. Never question God or me again. Now I will call you saved, please deposit $200 into the jar.
You are incorrect! There is no 5th amendment in Canada. We only got up to four.
We keep trying to write a 5th, but we get bogged down in all the superfluous "u"'s and keep having to stand up whenever the Queen walks by. Chip chip chirrah!
I've got news for you; this is as good (or should i say precise) model of these things as you are going to get right now. It's the cutting edge of our understanding of how MBHs work, and _that_ understanding in turn depends on a quite large, quite solid foundation of math, physics and observations.
Not sure how "a public, city-owned router for illegal activity" is dumb though? Makes it very hard to link the perpetrator to the activity. Strikes me as rather smart. Dumb would be doing it from home.
Everyone in jail, and probably many offenders out of jail, regret their violent behaviour after the fact. What I don't get is why people without a detected genetic predisposition towards violence get heavier sentences.
Imprisonment serves a few purposes:
Remove the dangerous element from society. The sentence reduction here doesn't make sense, the person is more dangerous.
Punishment. The notion of "paying one's debt to society" (since the financial burden of a prisoner on the taxpayer is substantial, I don't entirely get this). Given that the consequences for the friends & family of the victim are unaffected by a genetic predisposition, lighter sense doesn't make sense here.
Rehabilitation. Since prisons have been shown to have deleterious rather than beneficial effect on inmates overall, this is a miss. Further, even if prison is rehabilitive, less time for someone with a genetic predisposition towards violence still doesn't compute.
I cordially invite you to come to my house and explain to my kids that half a cookie is in fact a cookie. Good luck. If you're successful, I'll even pay for your airfare.
"This person has a high inclination towards violence. He'll flip out and kill someone at the drop of a hat!" "Indeed? Well, then, what's this person doing in a cage? He should be out on the street, amongst children and the elderly!! Release him, post haste!!"
Actually, these monopolies/limited markets derive from ownership of wired infrastructure. ADSL is either bought directly from Bell/Telus, who own the phone wires, or a reseller.
The other option is the cable company, who owns the coaxial cable network.
What software, framework, persistence package, and db are you using?
Hibernate, for example, has both optimistic and pessimistic locking. Optimistic is done with timestamps or version numbering.
Pessimistic locking is backed by the db, so in some instances it does nothing. On mysql, using their innodb engine, as an example, all threads trying to access a locked record will actually block until the lock is released. The latter is often problematic in web apps, but is sometimes desireable.
Hope that helps, and if you care to give more info, I might be able to give more specific answers.
In addition, I had read that the DOJ delivered their opinion well before the deadline they defined. This was perceived to be the american gov't attempting to protect jobs at Sun. Not sure why they're getting any blame?
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That's because your logic is fundamentally flawed. If you were really questioning, and not just accepting everything at face value, you would say this:
Characterization: Isn't that where we are finding that galaxies aren't behaving as we expect them to, and that behavior is in the form of gravitational interactions which shouldn't happen given the amount of mass which we can see.
Hypothe- err, fuck that, I mean PROOF:
It's God. Literally God!! He's got his hand in that galaxy like it was a Jeff Dunham puppet.
Deduction: If God is weakly interacting with the galaxies, all you heathen sciency evolution types are fucked! Richard Dawkins won't be able to save you from getting cornholed by fire demons for the rest of eternity.
Experimentation:
Invoke the spirit of Charles Darwin. Ask him how hot Hell is. Fall on your knees, and hear the Angels sing. Never question God or me again. Now I will call you saved, please deposit $200 into the jar.
That's how you really fight the dogma of science.
You are incorrect! There is no 5th amendment in Canada. We only got up to four.
We keep trying to write a 5th, but we get bogged down in all the superfluous "u"'s and keep having to stand up whenever the Queen walks by. Chip chip chirrah!
I think the AC is from Pittsburgh
Fixed that for ya.
Not sure how "a public, city-owned router for illegal activity" is dumb though? Makes it very hard to link the perpetrator to the activity. Strikes me as rather smart. Dumb would be doing it from home.
The good news is those dedicated folks at CERN will just keep pecking away...
Easy, just open a window!
Err... better hang on to something though.
Everyone in jail, and probably many offenders out of jail, regret their violent behaviour after the fact. What I don't get is why people without a detected genetic predisposition towards violence get heavier sentences.
Imprisonment serves a few purposes:
Am I missing something?
I cordially invite you to come to my house and explain to my kids that half a cookie is in fact a cookie. Good luck. If you're successful, I'll even pay for your airfare.
"This person has a high inclination towards violence. He'll flip out and kill someone at the drop of a hat!"
"Indeed? Well, then, what's this person doing in a cage? He should be out on the street, amongst children and the elderly!! Release him, post haste!!"
Ron, is that you?
I heard Kevin Smith was already working on the sequel...
Actually, he can tell. You see, Bill Gates has developed a new email tracking software, so if you forward that to the fcc, you could win $100,000
This would imply buoyancy, hence an easier time swimming. No, we still haven't gotten to the crux of this yet...
The lack of Farmville updates...
I'll manage. In left 4 dead, I pwn with the dual pistols. Real life can't be too far removed from that...
Big pew-pew and boom-boom, make ruskies go bye-bye, cost lots of bling-bling.
Actually, these monopolies/limited markets derive from ownership of wired infrastructure. ADSL is either bought directly from Bell/Telus, who own the phone wires, or a reseller.
The other option is the cable company, who owns the coaxial cable network.
Additionally, a good architect will discuss and collaborate with the Duct Tape Programmer.
What software, framework, persistence package, and db are you using?
Hibernate, for example, has both optimistic and pessimistic locking. Optimistic is done with timestamps or version numbering.
Pessimistic locking is backed by the db, so in some instances it does nothing. On mysql, using their innodb engine, as an example, all threads trying to access a locked record will actually block until the lock is released. The latter is often problematic in web apps, but is sometimes desireable.
Hope that helps, and if you care to give more info, I might be able to give more specific answers.
Your post:
Not much into reading, are you?
Agreed. One might even say they're the Cadillacs of analogies.
In addition, I had read that the DOJ delivered their opinion well before the deadline they defined. This was perceived to be the american gov't attempting to protect jobs at Sun. Not sure why they're getting any blame?
Actually, that's a pretty fucking good idea. I agree, not likely to happen though.
At least the pies are good...