Really.. I distinctly remember reading an article about this censorship in China not many months ago, but perhaps I misunderstood. In any case, it's not surprising that there is a written list, but just because it's there doesn't mean that censored topics are limited to it. You can still bust newspapers and blogs because of "national security" or "criminal activity" or whatever, even if it's not specifically on the list, which is what creates an atmosphere of fear of the government/police.
(Also, you definitionally can't censor yourself: a person deciding NOT to say something is a function of free speech just as a person deciding TO say something is).
I'm not sure it works like that, because by that definition China enjoys Free speech. There's no written list of forbidden topics that will land you in jail, but rather, only occasional busts when someone does something wrong. In this way, the Chinese media must censor themselves consciously if they want to stay in business, and they must preferrably censore more than necessary, to be sure they're not overstepping some unseen line.
If you choose not to say something, you must ask: why?
Hell, if I kept calc.exe running in the background for weeks, it'd probably start using up resources, too.
No it wouldn't, because it's made well [1].
If my computer is on, Opera is loaded. It stays loaded for as long as the computer is on, sometimes for days, if the computer's doing something. I wouldn't expect the same usability from Firefox, unfortunately. A rude message to apologists: why does Firefox need the same treatment as Windows, i.e. regular restarts?
Sure, but I have a hard time believing it would be as usable as soon. No real keyboard input, remember, and it's hard to fix when things go wrong (which they will).
You can do this in Narbacular Drop. There's one level, "Ladder" something, where instead of step by step going up platforms with flaming boulders rolling over them, you simply place a portal on a wall next to you and use it as a window. The other portal you place so it overlooks the next platform, and continue doing the same, except you now can continue placing the other portal looking through the first one, then use the portals when the other one has reached the top. Simply awesome.
I'm a musician, and I need all the processing power I can get, the more the better. It also needs to be quiet, as in no noise at all. So yes, some people need low heat and fast performance in their desktops.
No, you should print out the IP packets, photograph them, develop the film, make prints from the negatives, place the prints on a wooden table at the destination, and do OCR with a webcam.
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Really.. I distinctly remember reading an article about this censorship in China not many months ago, but perhaps I misunderstood. In any case, it's not surprising that there is a written list, but just because it's there doesn't mean that censored topics are limited to it. You can still bust newspapers and blogs because of "national security" or "criminal activity" or whatever, even if it's not specifically on the list, which is what creates an atmosphere of fear of the government/police.
Opera runs natively on the NDS. I don't think there's any particular OS behind it, other than the device and API itself.
Shouldn't it be 'hangar', or am I missing some subtle point?
Actually, I recently found out it's possible to save him, if you manage to kill all the pale-faced guys busting through the door.
Now, on the other hand, if it were from an Arabica source, it would have a softer, more cultivated tone, less aggressive and not quite as dominating.
Yes, I prefer Coffea Arabica, why do you ask?
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If you choose not to say something, you must ask: why?
If my computer is on, Opera is loaded. It stays loaded for as long as the computer is on, sometimes for days, if the computer's doing something. I wouldn't expect the same usability from Firefox, unfortunately. A rude message to apologists: why does Firefox need the same treatment as Windows, i.e. regular restarts?
[1] blatant assumption
It is not absurd. For what reason should you periodically close a program, like you do with Windows, and just accept it?
There is a high concentration of Internet activity in USian tubes, but that doesn't mean it should control the valves.
Ok, bad, incorrect pun...
Aren't US measurements the more convoluted ones?
Sure, but I have a hard time believing it would be as usable as soon. No real keyboard input, remember, and it's hard to fix when things go wrong (which they will).
A web-based desktop system would be perfect for the Nintendo DS with the new Opera loaded.
The core dump is always a big mess too.
Yes, but the model they're using ("I imagine this could possibly happen..") is already horribly failure-prone in the first place.
No no, it's the other way around: the plugin kills the System process if it detects a "funny" post.
Though the WRT54GL v5 runs on linux, and has basically the same hardware, except more memory.
You can do this in Narbacular Drop. There's one level, "Ladder" something, where instead of step by step going up platforms with flaming boulders rolling over them, you simply place a portal on a wall next to you and use it as a window. The other portal you place so it overlooks the next platform, and continue doing the same, except you now can continue placing the other portal looking through the first one, then use the portals when the other one has reached the top. Simply awesome.
It turns into a surveillance camera as the jacuzzi reaches the right temperature?.. o, I want that! Can I take screen caps?
"Your mother was a typo, and your father overdosed on apostrophes, you, you.. you misspelled worthless!!" *shakes fist*
Would've been a rather biting insult.
H-T-T-P-double-dot-slash-slash-slash-dot-dot-org -slash-search-dot-P-L
Now say it three times quickly.
Hum, how does Java misunderstand them, and don't just about all plaforms have separate STDOUT and -ERR?
If you mean s/skies/seas/ then say so! :)
I'm a musician, and I need all the processing power I can get, the more the better. It also needs to be quiet, as in no noise at all. So yes, some people need low heat and fast performance in their desktops.
No, you should print out the IP packets, photograph them, develop the film, make prints from the negatives, place the prints on a wooden table at the destination, and do OCR with a webcam.