The leaders of these "environmental movements" are simply using environmental concerns to push their anti-capitalist, anti-American agenda. They've picked an issue that nobody can be "against".
Nothing is ever enough for these people. To guarantee "survival of our species", they would have 99% of us dead, and the rest living in grass huts hunting and gathering.
It's all based on shaky science and the idea that we shouldn't take any risks. Okay, the climate of the Earth may change within the next thousand years. Maybe as a result of human activity, maybe not.
But if we give in to their demands, we will be slaves to a worldwide communist state in ten years.
Complete and utter innocence of the victim, in every case. Nobody wonders if the kid "had it coming".
I think that ODCs (ordinary decent criminals) generally despise the really wacko mass-murderer types as much as they do a terrorist or child molestor. The more "identifiable" form of murderer is the guy who killed his drug hookup on a bad deal, or shot somebody while robbing a bank or something.
I'm not saying it isn't horrible, but that kind of crime has a reason behind it. Not like child molestation.
How is this in a kiosk environment? I've been using KDE's kiosk features for the bank of public workstations I administer. I rebuild the home directory for each session, but I like to remove unnecessary settings and actions to avoid confusion.
Thank you for serving in our military. I'm especially encouraged that the naysayers (who, although well-publicized, are in the MINORITY in this country) aren't getting you down. These people, as well as most on Slashdot, are too shortsighted to see the "profound moral difference between the use of force for liberation and the use of force for conquest".
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The pressure part really kills using water as a definition, because it has a mass component. Circular definitions are a no-no.
That would work fine, and I believe was the original definition. Unfortunately, pressure has a mass component, so your definition is circular.
I found it by leaving my browser open for a while on this page.
The extent is known: there are infinitely many. The algorithm is another question.
"The Practice of System and Network Administration" is a great book. I haven't read the other one but now I'll have to!
I'm pretty sure the FCC wouldn't approve of that! And I don't think either Letterman or Stern swing that way.
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Yes.
Note that the date of the change is April Fools' Day. Plus, nobody being serious could write "April 1th" as they did.
Nothing is ever enough for these people. To guarantee "survival of our species", they would have 99% of us dead, and the rest living in grass huts hunting and gathering.
It's all based on shaky science and the idea that we shouldn't take any risks. Okay, the climate of the Earth may change within the next thousand years. Maybe as a result of human activity, maybe not.
But if we give in to their demands, we will be slaves to a worldwide communist state in ten years.
I think that ODCs (ordinary decent criminals) generally despise the really wacko mass-murderer types as much as they do a terrorist or child molestor. The more "identifiable" form of murderer is the guy who killed his drug hookup on a bad deal, or shot somebody while robbing a bank or something.
I'm not saying it isn't horrible, but that kind of crime has a reason behind it. Not like child molestation.
I think you just lost your argument...
All the attacker has to do is set the evil bit, and it overrides NX.
But in that case, there should certainly be a link to the other discussion, and a summary of what's changed.
I don't think any of that is the case here. It's just a plain old dupe.
This new story dupes BOTH the mp3 error AND the UMD format.
We've also managed to dupe this one: Sony to Standardize UMD Format
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How is this in a kiosk environment? I've been using KDE's kiosk features for the bank of public workstations I administer. I rebuild the home directory for each session, but I like to remove unnecessary settings and actions to avoid confusion.
Making the harvesters more complex, harder to write, and less efficient can't hurt.
But of course you're right, it's always an arms race.
My mind boggled trying to picture your wife with an artificial heart built in 1881.
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The difference between a republic and a people's republic is the difference between a jacket and a straight jacket.
Thank you for serving in our military. I'm especially encouraged that the naysayers (who, although well-publicized, are in the MINORITY in this country) aren't getting you down. These people, as well as most on Slashdot, are too shortsighted to see the "profound moral difference between the use of force for liberation and the use of force for conquest".
That's the advantage of Debian Stable. The only changes are bug / security fixes. No added features. No config file changes. It's a dream.