There is a HUGE difference between stating an opinion and getting caught on camera rioting. I find it incredibly scary that both can land you in jail in Britain. Its almost as scary as the problems in the states men have when women accuse them of rape. Don't like a bloke? Accuse him of raping you and watch the establishment utterly crush him for you. Don't care for a chap? Accuse him of some kind of hate speech.
No, some British organizations sought an alliance with Hitler BEFORE the war. And by some I mean SOME, a FEW. Remember the world was just coming out of a massive recession and some people in the Anglo world looked at Germany's recovery and Hitler's leadership as a miracle. Some people before the war thought Nazism might be the answer to their problems. After the war started, however...
It's really none of your business unless you live there. You have no right to judge.
If China were Myanmar I might be inclined to agree with you, but its not. China is not an "emerging power", its arrived, and what she does affects people around the world. So, yes, everyone has a right to judge. I find it interesting that people around the world feel like they have the right to judge the US in exactly the same vein, so yeah, we have the right. Aside from the voluminous human rights violations and atrocities China commits on a daily basis inside, they've taken to picking fights with neighbors like Taiwan, Japan, and S. Korea, they have no problem voting down UN motions to censor and even deny aid to the people of Syria, occupying Tibet, and generally causing their own brand of mischief, so, yeah, I feel empowered to criticize them directly. Good thing I'm not a Chinese citizen, huh?
That Apple completely ignored absolutely legitimate tech patents but "invented" a rectangle with rounded corners makes you sad for Apple? I think I'm sick to my stomach...
AT&T has a duty, as a huge, multinational cororation, to play by the rules, I agree. All such entities do. But this anti-business atmosphere in this country is not good for business. The free market doesn't work if you disallow the profit motive. Few people invest, which is the engine that drives the market, for completely altruistic reasons. If you remove all profit from the risky action of investment you stifle business. We're already seeing businesses flee from California, If you drive them out of the country all you get are a bunch of jobless altruists. Private investors DON'T HAVE to invest in you, there's where you're missing the picture. Unless you like the way China is doing business I guess. But then they really haven't been communist for 20 years...
I hear you, but hear yourself: "I am a C++ Developer. Hear me roar: They don't know how to efficiently implement hash tables lua:function pedantic(str) if s=cond blah sto b=3641; mov al,1h; mov eax, [ebx]; 01000100 01010100 0111011010 0101010 10101.....
Your point is lost in your own jargon.
Agreed. You whiny bitches appear to be expecting a drop-in replacement for Active Directory. If that's the expectation I think you're gonna be very disappointed. For sundry and basic AD duties Samba4 is great contender. If you want all the bells and whistles your gonna need to fork up that license fee.
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Aren't the prices for EVERYTHING below what they cost in India? Its a little like Europe's Mexico as far as I can tell.
Hitler was a pretty notorious vegan. I wonder if the Indian books mention him much. GODWIN!!!
Leave it to legislatures to make a simple rule regarding freedom much more complicated than it really needs to be.
There is a HUGE difference between stating an opinion and getting caught on camera rioting. I find it incredibly scary that both can land you in jail in Britain. Its almost as scary as the problems in the states men have when women accuse them of rape. Don't like a bloke? Accuse him of raping you and watch the establishment utterly crush him for you. Don't care for a chap? Accuse him of some kind of hate speech.
The man actually posted a picture of a burning poppy on facebook: http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/nov/12/kent-man-arrested-burning-poppy. Freedom of speech in Britain: RIP.
HEY! That was a COOL interface. Hater.
It (they) doesn't need $50 either. Most I ever paid for an app was 4.95, and that was for a very nice mp3 player.
No, some British organizations sought an alliance with Hitler BEFORE the war. And by some I mean SOME, a FEW. Remember the world was just coming out of a massive recession and some people in the Anglo world looked at Germany's recovery and Hitler's leadership as a miracle. Some people before the war thought Nazism might be the answer to their problems. After the war started, however...
It's really none of your business unless you live there. You have no right to judge.
If China were Myanmar I might be inclined to agree with you, but its not. China is not an "emerging power", its arrived, and what she does affects people around the world. So, yes, everyone has a right to judge. I find it interesting that people around the world feel like they have the right to judge the US in exactly the same vein, so yeah, we have the right. Aside from the voluminous human rights violations and atrocities China commits on a daily basis inside, they've taken to picking fights with neighbors like Taiwan, Japan, and S. Korea, they have no problem voting down UN motions to censor and even deny aid to the people of Syria, occupying Tibet, and generally causing their own brand of mischief, so, yeah, I feel empowered to criticize them directly. Good thing I'm not a Chinese citizen, huh?
That Apple completely ignored absolutely legitimate tech patents but "invented" a rectangle with rounded corners makes you sad for Apple? I think I'm sick to my stomach...
AT&T has a duty, as a huge, multinational cororation, to play by the rules, I agree. All such entities do. But this anti-business atmosphere in this country is not good for business. The free market doesn't work if you disallow the profit motive. Few people invest, which is the engine that drives the market, for completely altruistic reasons. If you remove all profit from the risky action of investment you stifle business. We're already seeing businesses flee from California, If you drive them out of the country all you get are a bunch of jobless altruists. Private investors DON'T HAVE to invest in you, there's where you're missing the picture. Unless you like the way China is doing business I guess. But then they really haven't been communist for 20 years...
Got one. I was trying to be funny, I actually don't have anything against your argument.
I hear you, but hear yourself: "I am a C++ Developer. Hear me roar: They don't know how to efficiently implement hash tables lua:function pedantic(str) if s=cond blah sto b=3641; mov al,1h; mov eax, [ebx]; 01000100 01010100 0111011010 0101010 10101..... Your point is lost in your own jargon.
You're saying you'd rather do without the rather useful integration that makes your dropbox share look like another part of your file system?
Didn't Compuserv through AOL try this a long time ago? And didn't it work great until users discovered the internet?
Yeah, its a lot of fun to go down the list of apps you'd like to remove note how the remove button is grayed out.
Speak for your self. And get the hell off of my lawn.
Doesn't seem to have affected industry one little bit. Or have you missed the news on manufacturing in the US over the past 40 years?
LMAO! Ha ha ha .. either fork up or deal with what FOSS is willing to provide. If that's not enough. MONEY will buy the way, yes?
Agreed. You whiny bitches appear to be expecting a drop-in replacement for Active Directory. If that's the expectation I think you're gonna be very disappointed. For sundry and basic AD duties Samba4 is great contender. If you want all the bells and whistles your gonna need to fork up that license fee.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_787
I'll take 100 old dc-11's with crotichity old men as stewards if they'd abolish the TSA.
Aluminum has nothing on Cf for strength and lightness though.
Every single fukin' time I read it.
Got that cleared up. (?)