Hmm, lift pickup, remove Lencoclean dispenser (or brush, YMMV), move pickup out of the way, grab LP, change orientation of it, return LP to turntable, reinstall Lencoclean dispenser, bring pickup to start position, lower pickup — all in 10 seconds? Add in the delay caused by that usual intoxication which especially made locating 'start' tricky.
The difference is that anyone who works in the legal profession is trained to understand why sexual harassment is wrong...
'According to Nielsen Media Research, Boston Legal drew the richest viewing audience on television, based on the concentration of high-income viewers in its young adult audience (Adult 18–49 index w/$100k+ annual income).' (Wikipedia)
Assuming that a good share of the audience had a 'legal background', yout statement is disputable at least.
Some Germans (me is one, however, I am not elegible I guess) should be especially qualified for this job.
Reminds me of my youth when my mother tended only to whisper fearing that someone could hear what was being talked about (During the 'Drittes Reich' a person with the fuction of 'Blockwart' was installed for every apartment building, spying on the renters.)
Given you are essentially disarming the population and preparing for an attack of some sort...
So the wet dream of any BOFH (a data centre without users) would scale up to a government without a populace (a day after all those bloody nuisances have been wiped away)?
Debatable, quote: "As stated, the prosecution did not appeal to the Norwegian Supreme Court, so the last ruling is seen as a resounding legal victory for the defendant. Norwegian consumer groups like Electronic Frontier Norway were delighted. Having been ethically convinced throughout of the legitimacy of their cause, they now have legal backing—at least in Norway. DVD-Jon and like-minded spirits, encouraged by the rulings, see themselves, and are seen, as crusaders of the open source movement." (http://informationr.net/ir/10-3/paper230.html)
send everyone but China in the stone age
Probably a then 'better' (not that I think China is an alternative to be preferred) model will find followers? Who wants stone-age money (which is virtual anyway by way of fractional banking, automated trading etc.)?
Somehow all this reminds me of a a line that I still remember from a a copy of MAD from some decades ago: "America is a free country, a Gee country, a rippedy-dippedy-dee country..."
If the whole api and language is copyrighted on sytnax the whole world will change as everyone from car part manufactures to people who the phillips head can have 170 year monopolies and prevent anything from working together.
Not the whole world, the U.S. will drop back to somewhere around the stone age. The global rest will be somewhat relieved.
Is that really what you want? What this will boil down to is a (European) law that requires you and providers to only use the 'official' eId for authentification. No more privacy, no anonymity, big brother can log in everywhere you are.
Yet, it is still capitalized 'Papiere', which is also indicated by the fact that one pays Euro 28,80 for a German identity card ('Bundespersonalausweis', obligatory). Add at least Euro 6,00 for a biometric photo. I had pay do this today and I am totally pissed.
Probably the Greek would be (also?) the lucky ones, talking about derivative work...
"The Latin alphabet, also called the Roman alphabet, is the most recognized alphabet used in the world today. It evolved from a western variety of the Greek alphabet called the Cumaean alphabet, which was adopted and modified by the Etruscans who ruled early Rome. The Etruscan alphabet was in turn adopted and further modified by the ancient Romans to write the Latin language." (Wikipedia)
TFS: "Other screens output the current weather..."
Sometimes I wonder if such progress also leads to a mental state one might suspect to be associated with troglodytes, in times when oh so many individuals and organisations have caved in regards the pressures of corporations and governments.
"God did not create the universe, gravity did, says Stephen Hawking"
http://blogs.reuters.com/faithworld/2010/09/02/god-did-not-create-the-universe-gravity-did-says-stephen-hawking/
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Hmm, lift pickup, remove Lencoclean dispenser (or brush, YMMV), move pickup out of the way, grab LP, change orientation of it, return LP to turntable, reinstall Lencoclean dispenser, bring pickup to start position, lower pickup — all in 10 seconds? Add in the delay caused by that usual intoxication which especially made locating 'start' tricky.
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The difference is that anyone who works in the legal profession is trained to understand why sexual harassment is wrong ...
'According to Nielsen Media Research, Boston Legal drew the richest viewing audience on television, based on the concentration of high-income viewers in its young adult audience (Adult 18–49 index w/$100k+ annual income).' (Wikipedia)
Assuming that a good share of the audience had a 'legal background', yout statement is disputable at least.
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Some Germans (me is one, however, I am not elegible I guess) should be especially qualified for this job.
Reminds me of my youth when my mother tended only to whisper fearing that someone could hear what was being talked about (During the 'Drittes Reich' a person with the fuction of 'Blockwart' was installed for every apartment building, spying on the renters.)
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http://emptybottle.org/bullshit/index.php
"Hey Kids! It's The Web 2.0 Bullshit Generator"
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Just how far are you willing to take the paranoia?
Lem gives you levels to choose from.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memoirs_Found_in_a_Bathtub
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It's hard to take anyone seriously who's still using that word with a straight face.
Kevin Warwick? (Professor of Cybernetics)
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I came to the frank conclusion that likely 80% of the general population is fucked in the head and stupid.
You may well come to a similar conclusion if you analyze how advertising is supposed to work (which I do).
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Imagine what a neat and tidy solution that would be if cell service was shut down on a grid where a bomb was placed, ...
... while at the same time shutting down a health and disaster aid network probably in place. Good deal!
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Given you are essentially disarming the population and preparing for an attack of some sort ...
So the wet dream of any BOFH (a data centre without users) would scale up to a government without a populace (a day after all those bloody nuisances have been wiped away)?
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We are supposed to be a FREE and OPEN society.
Actually, you maybe were "supposed ...", probably by those who designed your constitution.
Albeit, it never really worked (e.g. discrimination by ethnic origin thwarting both 'FREE' and 'OPEN').
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Dvd Jon
Debatable, quote: "As stated, the prosecution did not appeal to the Norwegian Supreme Court, so the last ruling is seen as a resounding legal victory for the defendant. Norwegian consumer groups like Electronic Frontier Norway were delighted. Having been ethically convinced throughout of the legitimacy of their cause, they now have legal backing—at least in Norway. DVD-Jon and like-minded spirits, encouraged by the rulings, see themselves, and are seen, as crusaders of the open source movement." (http://informationr.net/ir/10-3/paper230.html)
send everyone but China in the stone age
Probably a then 'better' (not that I think China is an alternative to be preferred) model will find followers? Who wants stone-age money (which is virtual anyway by way of fractional banking, automated trading etc.)?
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If the whole api and language is copyrighted on sytnax the whole world will change as everyone from car part manufactures to people who the phillips head can have 170 year monopolies and prevent anything from working together.
Not the whole world, the U.S. will drop back to somewhere around the stone age. The global rest will be somewhat relieved.
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we could integrate DigiD with....
Is that really what you want? What this will boil down to is a (European) law that requires you and providers to only use the 'official' eId for authentification. No more privacy, no anonymity, big brother can log in everywhere you are.
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Ihre papiere bitte?
Yet, it is still capitalized 'Papiere', which is also indicated by the fact that one pays Euro 28,80 for a German identity card ('Bundespersonalausweis', obligatory). Add at least Euro 6,00 for a biometric photo. I had pay do this today and I am totally pissed.
I wonder how much 'they' will charge for an eId.
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new innovations
Somehow depicts the state of affairs.
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Italy ...
Probably the Greek would be (also?) the lucky ones, talking about derivative work ...
"The Latin alphabet, also called the Roman alphabet, is the most recognized alphabet used in the world today. It evolved from a western variety of the Greek alphabet called the Cumaean alphabet, which was adopted and modified by the Etruscans who ruled early Rome. The Etruscan alphabet was in turn adopted and further modified by the ancient Romans to write the Latin language." (Wikipedia)
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Indeed, there is Unity once Shuttleworth misses the idea.
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the Nazis were once a very human reality
In fact they still are; it is just applied Social Psychology.
http://www.documentary24.com/watch-the-wave-online-a-real-life-student-experiment--113/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1063669/
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TFS: "Other screens output the current weather ..."
Sometimes I wonder if such progress also leads to a mental state one might suspect to be associated with troglodytes, in times when oh so many individuals and organisations have caved in regards the pressures of corporations and governments.
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Where did gravity cone from?
Oscillatory universes?
Unable to handle the math, I still can imagine a model without a beginning or an end.
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Who created the Creator?
"God did not create the universe, gravity did, says Stephen Hawking"
http://blogs.reuters.com/faithworld/2010/09/02/god-did-not-create-the-universe-gravity-did-says-stephen-hawking/
Worth a thought or two.
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