If he is not a U.S. citizen and/or is committing acts that demomonstrate a lack of allegiance to the U.S., I don't see why he should be treated as such.
He is a U.S. Citizen, idiot.
I guess you missed the part where the OP wrote and/or. Would you like a definition of the word or, Mr. I Call People Idiots.
I dunno about this -- my girlfriend seems to have no energy whatsoever left after I apply vibrations to her for 10-15 minutes straight...
That's odd, she usually tuckers out at the 8 minute mark for the rest of us.
Well then if the plan was to hand out lucrative contracts to U.S. companies to (re)build the Iraqi oil infrastructure, why did the war plan call for a lightning fast ground attack that secured the oil infrastructure for the people of Iraq? It would have made more sense (from the Oil Conspiracy) point of view to do a prolonged air campaign and slow, deliberate ground war, which would have given the Iraqi government ample time to slash and burn as much as possible (and therefore give that much more to Bush' Oil Buddies).
If I re-post all the +5 comments on this issue from the previous article, am I more or less honest than a convicted cracker? And if it works, and my karma goes through the roof, can I ever be reformed from karma-whoring or will I forver be branded the cut-and-paste king?
Look at Afghanistan where an oppressive government of religious fanatics was voted in, by a majority who knew full well what they were voting for.
Huh? The Taliban weren't voted in, they took the country by force. It was being torn apart by various mujahadeen groups and warlords and the Taliban movement was able to capture large portions of the country (but never the entire country). That is why their "government" wasn't recognized by any of the other nations of the world (except Pakistan).
Where did you get this notion of them having an election?
Except if your organization originally had a 100 IT person department, and now you have 40, doubling will still leave you with a loss of 20% seven years down the road.
The server can bounce mail from < > when sending to another domain (relaying). It should accept that as valid for any destination that is part of ITS domain. So, try again with a bellsouth.net destination address.
Some punk put up a site with information detrimental to the RIAA. It's running on a 286 and he pays by the megabyte - all on his daddy's credit card! Please post a story about his eensie weensie site and turn his server into a smoldering pile of melted goop while bankrupting his papa.
> As anyone who studies political science will tell > you, a democracy only works well when you have an > educated public.
That explains what Karl Rove (you know, Bush's brain) was thinking when he said [uiuc.edu], "As people do better, they start voting like Republicans--unless they have too much education and vote Democratic."
Read the entire quote and section in context. He doesn't mean if people are educated they vote Democratic, he means if people have a lot of educational programs they vote Democratic; In other words, if maintaining their levels of educational services is more important than cutting taxes.
I use Red Hat. I prefer it over other distributions I have tried.
Debian - Too slow a cycle for my needs
SuSE - Too cluttered and didn't care for the config tools and non-standard files all over the place (has this changed with their United Linux approach?)
Mandrake - Nice, but never quite worked right. It was always a little flaky around the edges.
Gentoo - Nice, but too complex when something wouldn't work. And too long to compile everything, I just didn't have the time for all that. (I never got KDE or X working, but I did have a heck of a fast CLI only system after a couple of tries).
Lindows - I won't touch with a 10 foot pole.
So, who can recommend a really good, quality distro for me to try?
I mean, the Government says "give me your decryption key or we will put you in jail until you do". Here the choice will be giving up your key vs. giving up your life. Unless someone is VERY dedicated and brave, they are going to give up the key when they have a gun to their head (or worse).
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Don't believe me about how great the moon is? Find out for yourself!
Apparently his suggestion to replace Dr. Pepper with Code Red in all the vending machines was the final straw.
I dunno about this -- my girlfriend seems to have no energy whatsoever left after I apply vibrations to her for 10-15 minutes straight... That's odd, she usually tuckers out at the 8 minute mark for the rest of us.
Well then if the plan was to hand out lucrative contracts to U.S. companies to (re)build the Iraqi oil infrastructure, why did the war plan call for a lightning fast ground attack that secured the oil infrastructure for the people of Iraq? It would have made more sense (from the Oil Conspiracy) point of view to do a prolonged air campaign and slow, deliberate ground war, which would have given the Iraqi government ample time to slash and burn as much as possible (and therefore give that much more to Bush' Oil Buddies).
If I re-post all the +5 comments on this issue from the previous article, am I more or less honest than a convicted cracker? And if it works, and my karma goes through the roof, can I ever be reformed from karma-whoring or will I forver be branded the cut-and-paste king?
Huh? The Taliban weren't voted in, they took the country by force. It was being torn apart by various mujahadeen groups and warlords and the Taliban movement was able to capture large portions of the country (but never the entire country). That is why their "government" wasn't recognized by any of the other nations of the world (except Pakistan).
Where did you get this notion of them having an election?
Except if your organization originally had a 100 IT person department, and now you have 40, doubling will still leave you with a loss of 20% seven years down the road.
Lies, lies and damn statistics, I say.
The server can bounce mail from < > when sending to another domain (relaying). It should accept that as valid for any destination that is part of ITS domain. So, try again with a bellsouth.net destination address.
Like porn, music has become cheap to produce and distribute. There are lessons to be learned.
Lesson One: Kobe Tai and Britney Spears could swap careers and they both would still be successful.
Dear Slashdot,
Some punk put up a site with information detrimental to the RIAA. It's running on a 286 and he pays by the megabyte - all on his daddy's credit card! Please post a story about his eensie weensie site and turn his server into a smoldering pile of melted goop while bankrupting his papa.
Smooches Roblimo,
H. Rosen
What the US needs first is a publicly funded broadcasting corporation
I agree. We need something like Iraq TV. Baghdad Bob, come back, we need you for the 5 O'Clock Eyewitness News.
It's 71% of the 25% that were intentional connections.
> As anyone who studies political science will tell
> you, a democracy only works well when you have an
> educated public.
That explains what Karl Rove (you know, Bush's brain) was thinking when he said [uiuc.edu], "As people do better, they start voting like Republicans--unless they have too much education and vote Democratic."
Read the entire quote and section in context. He doesn't mean if people are educated they vote Democratic, he means if people have a lot of educational programs they vote Democratic; In other words, if maintaining their levels of educational services is more important than cutting taxes.
You missed you're as well. You could have hit him with a nice one-two. ;-) C'mon people, stay sharp!
Throw in another vote for Donnie Darko. If you haven't seen it, you should. Should play well to most of the Slashdot audience.
How is the parent redundant if he is the only post here?
FP!!!
What about Earth's great dark spot - George W. Bush?
Hi Phredd. :-)
That whole anonymous posting thing didn't fool me! Ya gotta get up pretty early in the morning to get one past little ole me!!!
Sigh, that was last year. Now we're at war with Eurasia.
Debian - Too slow a cycle for my needs
SuSE - Too cluttered and didn't care for the config tools and non-standard files all over the place (has this changed with their United Linux approach?)
Mandrake - Nice, but never quite worked right. It was always a little flaky around the edges.
Gentoo - Nice, but too complex when something wouldn't work. And too long to compile everything, I just didn't have the time for all that. (I never got KDE or X working, but I did have a heck of a fast CLI only system after a couple of tries).
Lindows - I won't touch with a 10 foot pole.
So, who can recommend a really good, quality distro for me to try?
I mean, the Government says "give me your decryption key or we will put you in jail until you do". Here the choice will be giving up your key vs. giving up your life. Unless someone is VERY dedicated and brave, they are going to give up the key when they have a gun to their head (or worse).
Let's hope it's just speakers and not writers!!! ;-)