Because you cannot in good science and conscience declare that the will of the people was for Gore or Bush to be President in 2000. The equipment does not support that conclusion. There were many other states that were almost as close as Florida.
Sure you can - (Gore or Bush) got about 95% of the popular vote in the last election:)
I'd say that they would be the candidates - those people who don't vote have given their approval to whoever is elected.
I also don't think that Perot would have gotten more votes by staying in the race the entire time - he may have gotten less by being exposed as a somewhat instable individual.
There are 3 people in a room - 2 men and 1 woman. The 2 men vote to rape the woman, the 1 woman votes against it. The vote passes and the rights of the minority are trampled.
We use Symantec Antivirus (corporate edition). Very nice. The central server gets signature updates and pushes it to the clients (either right away or on the next boot, whichever is first)
I don't have nearly that many clients, but I do have the system set up to e-mail me each time signatures are updated. This includes the machine name and I kind of keep track of which ones are up to date.
As a business user who frequently uses P2P networks to transfer large files between my office and home machines, I can assure you that there are legitimate uses, and that in many cases these are more convenient than the alternatives.
I think that the dangers outweigh the advantages of using P2P for that. Some guy has been advertising this site http://www.foundonp2p.com/[foundonp2p.com] that shows private data that can be found on p2p networks.
For moving stuff back and forth from home, I'd think that you'd be better off having IT set up a secure FTP site than P2P.
If your best friend asks you to help him rob a bank and you refuse and instead try to talk him out of it - are you his friend or a back-stabber?
If my friend is busy skimming the books at the bank that I was planning on robbing, then yes.
Try searching google for "germany un food for oil scandal".
Agree or disagree with Iraq, the Germans and the French had an economic stake in keeping Saddam in power.
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Watch it! I said nothing about adjusting for inflation - I was asking about equating a $50K income to being rich. I make a hair more than that and don't consider myself anywhere near wealthy!
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They can also prevent something the other party wants to do - like the annual budget or something. When they do that - they can slip in their own stuff.
To be honest, the Federal government is at its best when it (can do) does the least.
Then it's an easy thing to do? It's my understanding that neither is easy. Weather is influenced by many factors (El Nino, currents, the jet stream, a butterfly farting in Seattle) as is orbital mechanincs (mainly the interplay between many different orbital bodies).
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A better question is "would java generated from cobol code be cool?"
If you did that, the conservative side wouldn't need prisons - it would just deport criminals to the progressive side.
Spin it as observers being here to learn. (Whether they'll be learning fraud or how to hold a fair election will be determined later :)
Sure you can - (Gore or Bush) got about 95% of the popular vote in the last election :)
I think they had a parliament, they just froze out the colonies from being represented.
I also don't think that Perot would have gotten more votes by staying in the race the entire time - he may have gotten less by being exposed as a somewhat instable individual.
There are 3 people in a room - 2 men and 1 woman. The 2 men vote to rape the woman, the 1 woman votes against it. The vote passes and the rights of the minority are trampled.
Illinois - 1960. Hizonner Mayor Daley (D - Chicago) delivered the state to Kennedy in about as close of a race as Florida 2000.
They'll hang out in the foliage and you'll have that nice little sitting area just sitting there.
You've thought about it and it sounds like you've got your bases covered, but It's not something that I'd do. To each his own.
I don't have nearly that many clients, but I do have the system set up to e-mail me each time signatures are updated. This includes the machine name and I kind of keep track of which ones are up to date.
I think that the dangers outweigh the advantages of using P2P for that. Some guy has been advertising this site http://www.foundonp2p.com/[foundonp2p.com] that shows private data that can be found on p2p networks.
For moving stuff back and forth from home, I'd think that you'd be better off having IT set up a secure FTP site than P2P.
Didn't realize that there was actually a working model of the drive, though.
But P2P has not place on corporate networks.
If my friend is busy skimming the books at the bank that I was planning on robbing, then yes.
Try searching google for "germany un food for oil scandal".
Agree or disagree with Iraq, the Germans and the French had an economic stake in keeping Saddam in power.
Watch it! I said nothing about adjusting for inflation - I was asking about equating a $50K income to being rich. I make a hair more than that and don't consider myself anywhere near wealthy!
Until they were asked?
Yeah - bugs don't evolve out of software - they evolve to survive :)
I didn't specifically or intentionally quote Thoreau - I do find it odd that I share the same point of view though.
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To be honest, the Federal government is at its best when it (can do) does the least.
But it becomes problematic when you don't know about all the bodies in question and over many orbits, right?
Funny - but that's how it works.
Then it's an easy thing to do? It's my understanding that neither is easy. Weather is influenced by many factors (El Nino, currents, the jet stream, a butterfly farting in Seattle) as is orbital mechanincs (mainly the interplay between many different orbital bodies).
That works so well for hurricanes ...