So let's say I'm a Jew in Europe with a web site. I publish a criticism of a Holocaust denier. Then, the Holocaust denier gets a "right of response" on my web site?
Well, that shows me. You didn't even need to make an argument or anything. It must be so reassuring to never have to deal with any of that doubt stuff.
In the USA we have freedom of expression. It's quite a concept. We learned it from Europeans like Voltaire.
Yes, Europe is nice, if a bit pretentious. If you ever want to travel to America, you'd be welcome to. With the strong euro, this summer would be cheap.
The "Council of Europe" is not even elected, and certainly not accountable to anyone. This "law" is equivalent to the destruction of free speech.
The EU = communism. In a few years, America will have to bail out Europe from totalitarianism again. But will we bother? Maybe we should just let them sink.
As an advocate of free software wherever possible, I can confidently recommend that you format your hard drive, install Windows, and then install InfoSelect. You will thank me later.
Where do you look up information besides combing through search engine results?
There are these sources I can find without too much difficulty. Usually access is pretty easy. The interface is bit clumsy, but familiar enough to be user friendly. The great thing is that they are permamently static. They are totally unhackable, too. The page design is nice and simple -- no dumb "navigation" graphics. You don't even need to be logged in. I use those sources a lot.
Come on! This is an urban myth. Everybody knows that there is never going to be a tax on your modem. And the President of the United States is George Bush. Read my lips....
He predicts TIA will destabilize the government and lead to internal KGB-style coups.
Boy, it's a good thing that Bruce Sterling is not paranoid or anything. Otherwise, he'd come up with some really whacky theories.
There is no such thing as an authority on advice sources. Such an authority would indeed be daft.
The authority in question here concerns who is knowledgeable enough to give an authoritative medical opinion.
If you just want to spread rumors and anecdotes about caffeine, fine. But the question itself (you know, the one after the words "Ask Slashdot") seemed to come from soneone with a serious medical concern.
Anyone can yak about health matters. When your health is at risk, though, there's no use in going anywhere but to a medical professional. That means a licensed physician.
Every substance is toxic at some concentration. If you drink too much water you will die. If you eat too many brussel sprouts, you will die. "Poisons" are substances that are toxic in tiny concentrations.
The fact that caffeine can be toxic means nothing. Don't consume too much of anything.
You know, the record companies and Hollywood want complete control over technologies that were invented over 100 years ago. That's the weakest part of their argument. If they're so hot to control a technology, why don't they go and invent a new one, like hologram projection? Then they'd actually have a patent.
Lo, Slashdotters. You are currently reading about a window manager called "EvilWM." Some misguided souls have posted a list of benefits and features that EvilWM provides, in an abortive (pun intended) attempt to tempt believers into selling their souls to the Antichrist.
Fear not evil! The LORD will deliver your windows from unrighteousness. There are window managers less sinful than EvilWM. There aren't any that I would exactly call "holy," however. Something like "Enlightenment" sounds interesting.
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Try to migrate to 1.3.1 first, then to 1.4.
Please consider reporting this as a bug. It's supposed to work.
How comforting to be reassured that Microsoft would never change any of its APIs.
Ah, what a perfect world we live in.
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Not so fast.
If MS changes the Windows dll, do you think there's a small chance they will also change how that dll is accessed, thus cutting Mozilla out? Ya think?
Then, once Mozilla has its own cross-platform, built-in NTLM, MS will really change NTLM, but at the server level, so that Mozilla has to start all over again.
And still someone will say, "not an abuse of a monopoly." Har har.
I've yet to find someone that wouldn't trade their box for my Mac in an instant.
Apparently you are some kind of egomaniac who feeds his ego by presuming the superiority of the corporation at whose teat he sucks not realizing it is not one.
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Like hell.
Islam = rule by elites, the exploitation of the masses, and Allah worship. Example: Saudi Arabia.
Islamism = rule by elites, the exploitation of the masses, the worship of Allah, and suicide bombing. Example: Al Qaeda.
Islamunism = rule by elites, the exploitation of the masses, a religious non-aggression pact, and Jew-hatred. Example: France.
Euroislamunism = The Holocaust Part II. Example: the Europe of the future, unless the ship is righted.
My mind is revolting against itself! Who or what am I supposed to like?
P.S. Please, someone, tell me what I can do on a Segway that I cannot do on a bicycle.
In the USA we have freedom of expression. It's quite a concept. We learned it from Europeans like Voltaire.
Yes, Europe is nice, if a bit pretentious. If you ever want to travel to America, you'd be welcome to. With the strong euro, this summer would be cheap.
The EU = communism. In a few years, America will have to bail out Europe from totalitarianism again. But will we bother? Maybe we should just let them sink.
God Bless the USA.
http://www.miclog.com/
(Or keep Linux and try to run InfoSelect with WINE. I don't know if that would work.)
This is a revolting privacy violation. Talk about the government crawling up your ass.
There are these sources I can find without too much difficulty. Usually access is pretty easy. The interface is bit clumsy, but familiar enough to be user friendly. The great thing is that they are permamently static. They are totally unhackable, too. The page design is nice and simple -- no dumb "navigation" graphics. You don't even need to be logged in. I use those sources a lot.
Ho-hum. Kind of been expecting this for a while. *Yawn*. Tell me when we get to 150 Gbps. Then I'll be interested.
If this company really wants to make money, they should have it make a tricorder sound while its working.
You have rights under the law. Consult a licensed attorney. You should look for one who focuses on employment and labor issues.
Come on! This is an urban myth. Everybody knows that there is never going to be a tax on your modem. And the President of the United States is George Bush. Read my lips....
He predicts TIA will destabilize the government and lead to internal KGB-style coups. Boy, it's a good thing that Bruce Sterling is not paranoid or anything. Otherwise, he'd come up with some really whacky theories.
"Java/Script"! Catch/it! It's/hot!
The authority in question here concerns who is knowledgeable enough to give an authoritative medical opinion.
If you just want to spread rumors and anecdotes about caffeine, fine. But the question itself (you know, the one after the words "Ask Slashdot") seemed to come from soneone with a serious medical concern.
Anyone can yak about health matters. When your health is at risk, though, there's no use in going anywhere but to a medical professional. That means a licensed physician.
The fact that caffeine can be toxic means nothing. Don't consume too much of anything.
If you want medical advice, don't ask Slashdot. Ask your doctor.
You know, the record companies and Hollywood want complete control over technologies that were invented over 100 years ago. That's the weakest part of their argument. If they're so hot to control a technology, why don't they go and invent a new one, like hologram projection? Then they'd actually have a patent.
Fear not evil! The LORD will deliver your windows from unrighteousness. There are window managers less sinful than EvilWM. There aren't any that I would exactly call "holy," however. Something like "Enlightenment" sounds interesting.
Please consider reporting this as a bug. It's supposed to work.
Ah, what a perfect world we live in.
If MS changes the Windows dll, do you think there's a small chance they will also change how that dll is accessed, thus cutting Mozilla out? Ya think?
Then, once Mozilla has its own cross-platform, built-in NTLM, MS will really change NTLM, but at the server level, so that Mozilla has to start all over again.
And still someone will say, "not an abuse of a monopoly." Har har.
Apparently you are some kind of egomaniac who feeds his ego by presuming the superiority of the corporation at whose teat he sucks not realizing it is not one.
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65827
Where on Bugzilla?