Then complain about that future version in the future. Every single thing could be misuses if it evolves 5-10 years towards some nefarious end - if we all adopted your logic we'd have nothing.
Yes - that you read a site which only has stories about guns saving lives, and not the stories in which they claim lives, giving you a biased opinion of how they affect society. Just as if someone spent their time reading OnlyReallyNiceThings.com they will probably thing everything's really cool. Guns are necessary to protect people from other people with guns. Remove the guns, and things get a lot nicer. If guns really made everything wonderful, the murder rate in the US would be the lowest in the developed world, not one of the worst.
Nope. You can't claim that with any sincerity. The action of slitting an artery with a knife is a lot more difficult, emotionally and physically, than simply pulling a trigger. You pretending otherwise for the sake of your argument paints you as either ignorant, or deceitful.
Most folks are not unwilling to provide for themselves, but simply incapable of doing so. You assuming they are all free-loaders speaks more of your view of humanity than of those you wish to degrade.
Terrorism is a motive, not an action. Until it has been proven that the perpetrator(s) committed their deed in order to coerce people, it's simply not terrorism - just barbaric murder.
And the terrorists aren't just doing it to senselessly kill people - they are usually trying to (whether accurately or not) protect thousands or millions of people from threats they perceive. That's the whole point of terrorism - to coerce people into taking them seriously. If governments earnestly listened to concerned citizens groups from both outside and inside their borders, there would be no terrorism. No happy person wakes up and thinks "Oh, I'll become a terrorist today. It's lovely weather for it". They usually do it because of perceived threats to their family/culture/country/their notion of "us". This is not a mystery. They see it as them having to do it to spare even more misery down the road. Some idiot throwing pipe bombs without political motive is not terrorism, but simple violence. And knowingly using shoddy intelligence to take out what might be a military target is hardly more noble, is it? Drone strikes suck donkey dick. So does terrorism. Solution: honest diplomacy.
Homework is never a discussion between the student and the teacher, unless the student in question is home-schooled. If the teacher was using this in class in lieu of lessons, you'd have a point. Homework and examinations are not about interacting with the teacher, but reviewing what's been learned in the lessons, and evaluating the level of understanding of the student on the subject at hand.
Google's main problem with WebKit was not rendering, but the legacy code included by Apple for support of old Macs, most importantly the networking code, which was thousands of lines of bug-inducing insanity. Don't confuse the two. Most developers already know how to develop.
As others have stated, the only serious way to be green in this situation is to use Wake-on-LAN. Just schedule certain computers to wake up, scan and backup, and then turn off. Do it in batches to ease possible network congestion or power spikes, and you're good to go. Even better, you can schedule the computers to wake before work starts so people don't even know anything has changed. Problem solved. Running every computer 24/7 is simply going to chew up energy.
Feminism is not sexism at its finest - it's the logical and expected reaction of rational people who despise sexism against anyone. You making massive sweeping statements about women speaks volumes about how you perceive women. You have some serious issues to deal with, and with them I wish you luck.
Your data is being used as a tiny fraction of a mass of similar data in order to hone their techniques of making relevant data. I don't know where the arrogance comes from which makes people seem to think there is a computer on a desk at Google where a dedicated member of staff works tirelessly day and night composing an accurate picture of your personality and routine in order to meticulously sell your data, on its own, to the highest bidder. Your data is anonymised as it is detrimental to their selling-your-data business to have extraneous data in their exported product.
Most of the cameras in the UK are privately owned, plus everyone can request a copy of the footage of them from whomever owns the camera in question. All this "oh no the cameras!!!" stuff is pretty annoying.
If you live in a sane country you can issue a request under the local data protection laws for a full copy of whatever data they have concerning you. Then you can know for sure instead of making guesses.
Stop peddling this nonsense. You are so woefully incorrect in every single assertion you made it's tragic. I'm sure fellow idiots slap you on your back when you make such statements, but people who know more than you about these subjects just lower their shaking heads and sigh in disbelief that society can produce such ignorant people. I guess you are a demonstration of how a caring, just society protects you enough to survive this long while being so utterly deluded about existence. Grow up - I beg you.
Whitehead's flights were repeatable, flew above ground effect, and had full control. He repeated these flights many times. Either we discount the dozens of articles about the many flights as a gross conspiracy, or we listen to them. One overlooked aspect of the Wrights' success was their blatant demands to be recognised as the first simply because they said so.
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Then complain about that future version in the future. Every single thing could be misuses if it evolves 5-10 years towards some nefarious end - if we all adopted your logic we'd have nothing.
Yes - that you read a site which only has stories about guns saving lives, and not the stories in which they claim lives, giving you a biased opinion of how they affect society. Just as if someone spent their time reading OnlyReallyNiceThings.com they will probably thing everything's really cool. Guns are necessary to protect people from other people with guns. Remove the guns, and things get a lot nicer. If guns really made everything wonderful, the murder rate in the US would be the lowest in the developed world, not one of the worst.
Nope. You can't claim that with any sincerity. The action of slitting an artery with a knife is a lot more difficult, emotionally and physically, than simply pulling a trigger. You pretending otherwise for the sake of your argument paints you as either ignorant, or deceitful.
Most folks are not unwilling to provide for themselves, but simply incapable of doing so. You assuming they are all free-loaders speaks more of your view of humanity than of those you wish to degrade.
Because it's a service. The price doesn't matter.
Correlation does not imply causation. Get a grip.
Terrorism is a motive, not an action. Until it has been proven that the perpetrator(s) committed their deed in order to coerce people, it's simply not terrorism - just barbaric murder.
The US is spending twice per capita on a healthcare system compared to comparable systems in other countries. That's clearly not acceptable.
You looked up the quote but couldn't look up the word "crises"? Interesting.
Iran wants to start a war? That's news to fucking everyone who pays attention. Get a grip.
And the terrorists aren't just doing it to senselessly kill people - they are usually trying to (whether accurately or not) protect thousands or millions of people from threats they perceive. That's the whole point of terrorism - to coerce people into taking them seriously. If governments earnestly listened to concerned citizens groups from both outside and inside their borders, there would be no terrorism. No happy person wakes up and thinks "Oh, I'll become a terrorist today. It's lovely weather for it". They usually do it because of perceived threats to their family/culture/country/their notion of "us". This is not a mystery. They see it as them having to do it to spare even more misery down the road. Some idiot throwing pipe bombs without political motive is not terrorism, but simple violence. And knowingly using shoddy intelligence to take out what might be a military target is hardly more noble, is it? Drone strikes suck donkey dick. So does terrorism. Solution: honest diplomacy.
Whatever gets you through the night, buddy. Waah waah waah.
There are already 104 free-to-play games in the Oyua market, so that bit's taken care of.
Homework is never a discussion between the student and the teacher, unless the student in question is home-schooled. If the teacher was using this in class in lieu of lessons, you'd have a point. Homework and examinations are not about interacting with the teacher, but reviewing what's been learned in the lessons, and evaluating the level of understanding of the student on the subject at hand.
Google's main problem with WebKit was not rendering, but the legacy code included by Apple for support of old Macs, most importantly the networking code, which was thousands of lines of bug-inducing insanity. Don't confuse the two. Most developers already know how to develop.
The ship wasn't part of the Royal Navy, so it was just called "Bounty".
As others have stated, the only serious way to be green in this situation is to use Wake-on-LAN. Just schedule certain computers to wake up, scan and backup, and then turn off. Do it in batches to ease possible network congestion or power spikes, and you're good to go. Even better, you can schedule the computers to wake before work starts so people don't even know anything has changed. Problem solved. Running every computer 24/7 is simply going to chew up energy.
Feminism is not sexism at its finest - it's the logical and expected reaction of rational people who despise sexism against anyone. You making massive sweeping statements about women speaks volumes about how you perceive women. You have some serious issues to deal with, and with them I wish you luck.
Your data is being used as a tiny fraction of a mass of similar data in order to hone their techniques of making relevant data. I don't know where the arrogance comes from which makes people seem to think there is a computer on a desk at Google where a dedicated member of staff works tirelessly day and night composing an accurate picture of your personality and routine in order to meticulously sell your data, on its own, to the highest bidder. Your data is anonymised as it is detrimental to their selling-your-data business to have extraneous data in their exported product.
Most of the cameras in the UK are privately owned, plus everyone can request a copy of the footage of them from whomever owns the camera in question. All this "oh no the cameras!!!" stuff is pretty annoying.
If you live in a sane country you can issue a request under the local data protection laws for a full copy of whatever data they have concerning you. Then you can know for sure instead of making guesses.
So they believe wafers become the body of Christ when some Latin is uttered over them? That doesn't sound like everybody to me at least...
Stop peddling this nonsense. You are so woefully incorrect in every single assertion you made it's tragic. I'm sure fellow idiots slap you on your back when you make such statements, but people who know more than you about these subjects just lower their shaking heads and sigh in disbelief that society can produce such ignorant people. I guess you are a demonstration of how a caring, just society protects you enough to survive this long while being so utterly deluded about existence. Grow up - I beg you.
Which makes these glasses just as dangerous as cellphones or cameras. I fail to see the point of your paranoia.
Whitehead's flights were repeatable, flew above ground effect, and had full control. He repeated these flights many times. Either we discount the dozens of articles about the many flights as a gross conspiracy, or we listen to them. One overlooked aspect of the Wrights' success was their blatant demands to be recognised as the first simply because they said so.