He can't "make you wait" without arresting you - if he tries that without actually saying you are under arrest, reading your rights, etc, just drive off. [Don't do this unless you can actually get him to say you're not under arrest]
Teh Hells? The only thing that makes sense as "[foo] generation's 9/11" for the generation whose 9/11 [JFK, challenger, etc] actually was 9/11 is, well, 9/11.
The fact that you can't have non-photographic representations of the nazi symbols in a work intended to be historically accurate [say, a video game which includes ships from world war 2, and has to have a big empty white circle on the deck of the ship] would seem to support that, though.
blackbody radiation (i.e. radiation of light due to high temperature) is a continuous spectrum - an incandescent lightbulb (if hot enough) will be as "pure white" as it gets.
I think there's a certain threshold of automation for a DOS attack. Repeatedly hitting F5, no matter how many people are doing it on how many keyboards, falls rather below that threshold
Hmm - if del was aliased to rm -r [not what del actually does on dos], _and_ rm allowed removal of dot, _and_ the shell matched dot, it could have attempted to remove everything.
"your assets will be seized if you decide to operate outside the law" doesn't sound like rocket science - why would this put off other [presumably more law-abiding than microsoft] companies?
I'd have to wonder how much all that gold is _really_ worth - like, if he sold it a small amount at a time at market price [in effect flooding the market]
The fact that they are not fulfilling their obligations does not mean that they did not assume them in the first place. I would go so far as to say that [despite supreme court decisions to the contrary] the federal government has no right to deny the states highway money, since they tax too much to allow the states to pay for their own roads.
Don't get in mind that the Federal took responsibility for anything by taking a larger share of tax revenues. They still make the lower levels do most of that work. Interstate roads are maintained by State government, for example, they just get additional Federal money to do it.
I meant that, morally, they assumed the financial obligations - I did say "financial responsibility" didn't i?
Local authority comes from the state - any "local taxes" would by necessity be state taxes. There are only two levels of government that have any actual sovereignty in the US - federal and state.
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He can't "make you wait" without arresting you - if he tries that without actually saying you are under arrest, reading your rights, etc, just drive off. [Don't do this unless you can actually get him to say you're not under arrest]
I suspect they'd hesitate more in doing this if the article history showed the reverse dns ....senate.gov rather than just some ip address.
Teh Hells? The only thing that makes sense as "[foo] generation's 9/11" for the generation whose 9/11 [JFK, challenger, etc] actually was 9/11 is, well, 9/11.
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(Disclaimer: I do not actually know Jenna Jameson. She could be a fascinating person, but it sure doesn't show on TV.)
Yeah. TV. riight.
The fact that you can't have non-photographic representations of the nazi symbols in a work intended to be historically accurate [say, a video game which includes ships from world war 2, and has to have a big empty white circle on the deck of the ship] would seem to support that, though.
blackbody radiation (i.e. radiation of light due to high temperature) is a continuous spectrum - an incandescent lightbulb (if hot enough) will be as "pure white" as it gets.
I think there's a certain threshold of automation for a DOS attack. Repeatedly hitting F5, no matter how many people are doing it on how many keyboards, falls rather below that threshold
Eh? Do what, now? Unless you're talking about the one with Stephen Hawking (which IIRC was a "what if"), you're incorrect.
Given that the ball wasn't set to drop for another five hours [and one second], that hardly makes sense.
I didn't doubt it for one second - just was thinking that it might not have been exactly as told. Sorry if i came across as disbelieving
Hmm - if del was aliased to rm -r [not what del actually does on dos], _and_ rm allowed removal of dot, _and_ the shell matched dot, it could have attempted to remove everything.
Just our luck, a 'helpful' sysadmin had alias'ed "del=rm". Do you know what happened when my associate typed "del /? "
/?: No such file or directory
/.: is a directory
/.: Directory not empty ....your point?
rm:
Or, on the off chance that the shell matched dot (as mine doesn't)...
rm: "." and ".." may not be removed
If his system's "rm" doesn't guard against this case (as mine does)...
rm:
Or, if it calls remove() instead of unlink()...
rm:
What is a monopoly, then?
"your assets will be seized if you decide to operate outside the law" doesn't sound like rocket science - why would this put off other [presumably more law-abiding than microsoft] companies?
Does this mean all those binaries under /usr/bin/X11R6 are going to be moved to /usr/bin/X11R7?
/usr/bin
/usr/local/bin
Hopefully they will move where they belong:
Or
What utilities are available to do this? just create a huge file of all zeros and delete it?
With a title like that, why did he submit it to be rated?
I'd have to wonder how much all that gold is _really_ worth - like, if he sold it a small amount at a time at market price [in effect flooding the market]
Not all noise regulations are based on safety conerns.
area denial is not a legitimate response to loitering - this also prevents legitimate shopping, and being accompanied by parents, etc, etc.
The fact that they are not fulfilling their obligations does not mean that they did not assume them in the first place. I would go so far as to say that [despite supreme court decisions to the contrary] the federal government has no right to deny the states highway money, since they tax too much to allow the states to pay for their own roads.
Don't get in mind that the Federal took responsibility for anything by taking a larger share of tax revenues. They still make the lower levels do most of that work. Interstate roads are maintained by State government, for example, they just get additional Federal money to do it.
I meant that, morally, they assumed the financial obligations - I did say "financial responsibility" didn't i?
Local authority comes from the state - any "local taxes" would by necessity be state taxes. There are only two levels of government that have any actual sovereignty in the US - federal and state.
PS - consider what's easier for most people? solving a math problem, or following a recipe?