I would go one further, and say that when the police show up to collect the statements, if it was a good shoot, they would give you a toaster. A nice little reward for doing the community a favor.
Plus, as a deterrent, I can simply just go to Wal-Mart and buy seven or eight toasters and put them on my front porch.
IIRC, the gear was not counterfeit, but merely not licensed by Cisco. The same factories made X units, Cisco bought X units, everything else made it to the black market, and was considered counterfeit, due to the fake Cisco packaging, etc.
I find it a slap in the face of democracy that China is allowed to host the Olympic games. This is a country that spies on its citizens, taps their phone calls, monitors pretty much all of the e-mail and internet activity of its people. They are responsible for the torture and imprisonment of people who have never been given the chance to prove their innocence. They have kidnapped people in foreign lands and delivered them to torture centers. They have consistently meddled in the affairs of foreign governments, to the point of overthrowing democratically elected governments and putting dictators in their place, merely to protect their own interests. Any time something bad is said of them, the person is labeled a foreign sympathizer and attacked publicly. Their people are blinded by unfounded national pride.
I could go on and on as to why those damn Chinese should never be allowed to host a tea party, let alone the Olympics.
This is getting old. Nobody in Government wants to say anything against this, as they might just end up on the wrong side of an upset vote. The people don't care as long as the majority doesn't feel disenfranchised. The minority can't do anything, because the majority doesn't care.
I've got karma to burn. The big problem is that the funny moderations won't wash out the flamebait moderations. That's what I get about saying something bad about ubuntu.
The book business is very, very lucrative, and don't even get started on school books. Find a weird subject on wikipedia (use the "random" feature), then look it up on Amazon. Chances are there's a book about it, regardless of how irrelevant, simple, or plain stupid the subject is.
What they're trying to do is grab as much as possible on the way out. If I were Novell, I would have the court appoint an independent auditor to go in, and inventory everything; The computers, keyboards, mice, chairs, desks, carpeting, the fucking complimentary snacks in the employee lounge fridge. Everything! I would want to know how many staples were left in each stapler, every single pen, post-it notes sitting on the desks, used file folders, paper in the photocopier, and anything else I can think of.
That's how you play hard-ball while still coming across as the nice guy who just wants to protect your own interests. If they object to how unreasonable it is, you just tell the judge that you wanted it to be thorough, but left it up to the auditors discretion, and have a clause where you pay a bonus for work done in a timely manner. That's the auditor's hush money, and you just debate what timely means afterward.
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I would go one further, and say that when the police show up to collect the statements, if it was a good shoot, they would give you a toaster. A nice little reward for doing the community a favor.
Plus, as a deterrent, I can simply just go to Wal-Mart and buy seven or eight toasters and put them on my front porch.
Dammit That should read The same factories made X units, Cisco bought less than X units
IIRC, the gear was not counterfeit, but merely not licensed by Cisco. The same factories made X units, Cisco bought X units, everything else made it to the black market, and was considered counterfeit, due to the fake Cisco packaging, etc.
Now you know how it feels, fuckers!
No More Secrets.
You caught the inference, but you missed the irony.
IOW, people should just shut the fuck up about it, and look to their own back yards, if they so feel the need to spew their righteous indignation.
I find it a slap in the face of democracy that China is allowed to host the Olympic games. This is a country that spies on its citizens, taps their phone calls, monitors pretty much all of the e-mail and internet activity of its people. They are responsible for the torture and imprisonment of people who have never been given the chance to prove their innocence. They have kidnapped people in foreign lands and delivered them to torture centers. They have consistently meddled in the affairs of foreign governments, to the point of overthrowing democratically elected governments and putting dictators in their place, merely to protect their own interests. Any time something bad is said of them, the person is labeled a foreign sympathizer and attacked publicly. Their people are blinded by unfounded national pride.
I could go on and on as to why those damn Chinese should never be allowed to host a tea party, let alone the Olympics.
This is getting old. Nobody in Government wants to say anything against this, as they might just end up on the wrong side of an upset vote. The people don't care as long as the majority doesn't feel disenfranchised. The minority can't do anything, because the majority doesn't care.
FTA: "The primary C&C servers are hosted in France, Russia, and the U.S., according to Damballa."
The new Axis of Evil?
Welcome to e-bay!
I've got karma to burn. The big problem is that the funny moderations won't wash out the flamebait moderations. That's what I get about saying something bad about ubuntu.
The book business is very, very lucrative, and don't even get started on school books. Find a weird subject on wikipedia (use the "random" feature), then look it up on Amazon. Chances are there's a book about it, regardless of how irrelevant, simple, or plain stupid the subject is.
I just got a new hobby.
Lateral Consonant: Check
1672 Gezelle: Check
Palala River: Check
The first chapter is about where the name comes from.
The next three are defending their choice.
Installation comes in at chapter 18.
The rest of the chapters are self fellating, or taking potshots at Gentoo.
But that would be like shooting themselves in the foot.
It seems to me that what you are saying is that you don't have a bandwidth problem, you have a population density problem.
So why are you kicking the Mexicans out?
There you go. You should apply for the job!
And Manticores?
What they're trying to do is grab as much as possible on the way out. If I were Novell, I would have the court appoint an independent auditor to go in, and inventory everything; The computers, keyboards, mice, chairs, desks, carpeting, the fucking complimentary snacks in the employee lounge fridge. Everything! I would want to know how many staples were left in each stapler, every single pen, post-it notes sitting on the desks, used file folders, paper in the photocopier, and anything else I can think of.
That's how you play hard-ball while still coming across as the nice guy who just wants to protect your own interests. If they object to how unreasonable it is, you just tell the judge that you wanted it to be thorough, but left it up to the auditors discretion, and have a clause where you pay a bonus for work done in a timely manner. That's the auditor's hush money, and you just debate what timely means afterward.
Surprised there's no silver-bullet gun utility to go alongside with kill. Or that kill doesn't have a --wooden-stake option.
That would be for vampire processes. --fire or --headshot would be a better option.
Thank heaven that there are no Basilisk processes.
You're just not waiting long enough. One of them eventually may carry twice as much information, at least for a while*
*Depending on how liberal the college is
Microwave ovens are more fun, and they operate in the public spectrum.
And can I get 20 minutes of completely unsupervised access?
I'll even waive the disposal fees.
What did you want? WikiWarfare?
"...and hyperlinked porn web pages, are now hard at work building the Large Hadron Collider..."
Hadron...
Dammit, too much time on Slashdot
to see if the U.S. really did land on the moon.
Man, that is so much better than I had expected!