being scanned by a computer who will do nothing except allow it to be sent to its recipient or reject it with an error message
Yeah, I'm sure that's all that happens.
I mean if they're scanning it anyway and discover you like furry midget porn it'd be a shame to waste it. Advertisers love stuff like that. In order to improve your browsing experience or something.
However, "brain uploading" which "may" prove fatal could be a legal procedure if the company is careful.
Could be. Because courts like never ever consider intent, and if they did they wouldn't include things like foreseeable probable consequences and stuff.
It is rather surprising that many people are campaigning to legalise euthanasia when they could have just called DeVry and asked you.
It's sort of just believed that computers are a benefit education wise, but has it actually been empirically demonstrated beyond the extent that saws, Bunsen burners and voltmeters are?
I don't think coming to the conclusion, based on things like murder rates in the rest of the world, that having fewer guns means everyone is safer equates to fear.
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Sexist pig!
I wouldn't bet on it. As we speak someone's probably designing a V18 22l Hummer.
Because compacts are fer cormanusts and faggurts!
Yeah, I'm sure that's all that happens.
I mean if they're scanning it anyway and discover you like furry midget porn it'd be a shame to waste it. Advertisers love stuff like that. In order to improve your browsing experience or something.
To stand out from the plebs, presumably.
Were there so many items there that it wouldn't fit on the screen? No?
So why didn't you leave it the fuck alone? Stupid millenials.
I think there should be a "ummm, so I'm told" in there somewhere.
What does it show up on your statement as?
Could be. Because courts like never ever consider intent, and if they did they wouldn't include things like foreseeable probable consequences and stuff.
It is rather surprising that many people are campaigning to legalise euthanasia when they could have just called DeVry and asked you.
Don't forget to check for missing unit files.
ROFLMAO.
You can't prove that, and I'm not going to rise to the bait.
Personally, I care about functionality a lot more than looks.
I would have said "in any case, you can change the look easily", but these days you can't because GTK3 is a piece of shit.
It's sort of just believed that computers are a benefit education wise, but has it actually been empirically demonstrated beyond the extent that saws, Bunsen burners and voltmeters are?
Translation: We'll get away with as much as we can, wherever we can
What do you mean, "if"?
I don't think Andrew Finch has much confidence in them.
What? Two lots of police show up?
Even the hookers, blow and blackjack?
Don't exaggerate. Not every country.
Just the intersection of "has oil" and "complement of (has nukes)".
Clearly a lot, which is why the murder rate in the UK is roughly four times as high as in the US.
Oh, wait...
I don't think coming to the conclusion, based on things like murder rates in the rest of the world, that having fewer guns means everyone is safer equates to fear.
How old are you, nine?
I agree. If a huge lump of metal causes death, injury or damage and then departs at high velocity who's business is it?
I don't know whether this should be +1 funny or -1 thinks it's still 1997.
3 words that go together better: systemd free edition.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
(a) Whoever aids, abets, counsels, commands, induces or procures the commission of an offense, is punishable as a principal.
(b) Whoever willfully causes an act to be done which if directly performed by him or another would be an offense, is punishable as a principal.
Frightened of what? He isn't going to get dragged away in handcuffs, that doesn't happen to C-level people.
And if Basefuck went tits-up tomorrow he's probably got more money down the back of the couch than most people make in a lifetime.
You: Do you want some tea?
Me: I'm not thirsty.
You: How about coffee?
Me: I'm not thirsty.
You: There's some lemonade in the fridge.