We should just put the whole internet behind a firewall. Problem solved.:)
On a more serious note, can you imagine the kind of trouble we'll have with IPV6? I'll be arrested because my toaster was hijacked and launched a DOS on army.mil
I think you mean incredible, in the sense of being a bit dubious. You and I both, however, are incredulous. It sounds like the first thing the guy is doing after the install is sharing the C drive with full permissions.:)
Really, it's a brand name, which is used to present an image to the customer's mind before they have a chance to think about the word logically.
An image of really tiny software?
They didn't die for a law prohibiting racist speech, they died for the broader idea of freedom.
You can argue that it's all on a continuum, but the poster's point still stands. I wouldn't die for a law prohibiting racist speech. It just wouldn't affect my behavior in the least, nor would a law prohibiting any other kind of speech.
Evo didn't seem like environmental nutjob propaganda. It had the whole 'mother earth' hippie type feel, but nothing about the environment, per se. I thought it was a pretty nifty idea for a game.
If they sell it to someone whom they reasonably suspect is going to use it to build a car bomb, then yes they do bear some responsibility.
The router companies that sell to China know that the government will use the equipment to repress their people, yet they sell to them anyway. They are accomplices.
I'm a damned liberal. But it's hard when it's almost consistently the Republicans who are on the right side of these issues.
The right to privacy should be supported wholeheartedly by both parties. It's a fundamental tenet of freedom.
Jesse Ventura was on Real Time on Friday. That guy is a grade-A moron. He was trying to say that agricultural price controls keep prices from skyrocketing. The economist who was also on the show sighed heavily and pointed out that the price controls are price floors, not ceilings.
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We should just put the whole internet behind a firewall. Problem solved. :)
On a more serious note, can you imagine the kind of trouble we'll have with IPV6? I'll be arrested because my toaster was hijacked and launched a DOS on army.mil
I think you mean incredible, in the sense of being a bit dubious. You and I both, however, are incredulous. It sounds like the first thing the guy is doing after the install is sharing the C drive with full permissions. :)
Really, it's a brand name, which is used to present an image to the customer's mind before they have a chance to think about the word logically. An image of really tiny software?
They didn't die for a law prohibiting racist speech, they died for the broader idea of freedom. You can argue that it's all on a continuum, but the poster's point still stands. I wouldn't die for a law prohibiting racist speech. It just wouldn't affect my behavior in the least, nor would a law prohibiting any other kind of speech.
You make it sound like the Special Olympics.
There's no mens rea in having an open access point.
Evo didn't seem like environmental nutjob propaganda. It had the whole 'mother earth' hippie type feel, but nothing about the environment, per se. I thought it was a pretty nifty idea for a game.
"Who conducted this study?"
"The Institute of SHUT THE HELL UP!"
If they sell it to someone whom they reasonably suspect is going to use it to build a car bomb, then yes they do bear some responsibility. The router companies that sell to China know that the government will use the equipment to repress their people, yet they sell to them anyway. They are accomplices.
If there's anything I can't stand, it's people who don't respect other people's right to enjoy pornography...and the Dutch.
It is every parent's responsibility to teach his or her children the basics of proxy servers and how to clear the cache.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_and_Petrified
Spread your cheeks and lift your sac!
It seems like the real copyright protection is releasing music that no one in their right mind would want to make a copy of.
Perhaps a new Lysenko within our midst? You should read Stephen Jay Gould's last book. I'm sure it was people like you who created the first borg.
I'm a damned liberal. But it's hard when it's almost consistently the Republicans who are on the right side of these issues. The right to privacy should be supported wholeheartedly by both parties. It's a fundamental tenet of freedom.
"Wow! I'm making record time! If only I some place to be..."
A slingshot is easier to use than a multiple launch rocket system, too.
Bob Barr may be right on this issue. But he's still an asshole.
That's why you should vote DEAN!
Jesse Ventura was on Real Time on Friday. That guy is a grade-A moron. He was trying to say that agricultural price controls keep prices from skyrocketing. The economist who was also on the show sighed heavily and pointed out that the price controls are price floors, not ceilings.
Would a private school teach you not to begin a sentence with And?
You are damn right. I'm a civil libertarian. But I reject anarcho-capitalism. Competition is the catalyst for progress. Dean in 2004.
Oooh. You hurt me. You are just as intolerant as the KKK, asshole.
As far as I know, all odometers are digital. Ba da ba!