You seem to miss the fact this guy's making ridiculously inaccurate generalisations of over a billion people, and portraying it as absolute fact. That's just stupid. Anyone who can't see what is clearly not operating with a full deck.
No, just the same tired bullshit idiots with no idea have been spewing in some form or another for decades. It's not even funny, and I like crass, insensitive humour as much as the next rapist.
And again, as has been pointed out many times in these comments, this is radically different. I know, I know - Slashdot and not R-ing TFAs, but seriously, this is taking the piss.
Your reading comprehension is truly awful. Really, really awful. This is not a 3D microscope. This is not doing something "the way we've done it all along" - this is radically different.
Because those countries care about preventative medicine, where doctors can help people without ever seeing them by giving them lots and lots of good advice and support tools (helplines, advertising campaigns, even the lowly pamphlet), which clearly wouldn't work in a place where doctors depend on patients for their income. Surely they make more money healing someone than preventing them getting sick. In UHC countries, exercise, smoking, diet, etc. are all priorities for the healthcare industry, as it saves them (and the taxpayers) money if the public is advised efficiently about various dangers in their lives.
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Why do you link to your website? Is that even your website? It's shocking:)
Yes, you can do that graphically in Windows. Assuming one person's experiences are entirely illustrative of whatever tools they use is straight-up retarded.
When you call Dell you don't get put through to the US. The phone staff knows exactly what they're allowed and not allowed to do in the jurisdiction from where the customer is calling. A German manning an Ecuadorian support line would know Ecuadorian law, as that's their fucking job.
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You seem to miss the fact this guy's making ridiculously inaccurate generalisations of over a billion people, and portraying it as absolute fact. That's just stupid. Anyone who can't see what is clearly not operating with a full deck.
Rule #1 when identifying bigoted assholes: Massive generalisations about swathes of people, usually containing derogatory mischaracterisations.
You, sir, are a bigoted asshole.
Says an American. The irony is delicious.
No, just the same tired bullshit idiots with no idea have been spewing in some form or another for decades. It's not even funny, and I like crass, insensitive humour as much as the next rapist.
Let's take it slowly so as to not cause some sort of aneurysm :)
If you read the article, and know what DaVinci is, you'd know what the differences are. It's really not hard to understand.
1/3 of Ulster is in the Republic. Ulster is not synonymous with the North.
Idiot.
*Bzzzt* You are incorrect about Greece. You should read more.
Or it looked familiar in the EU browser ballot page offered to EU Windows users...
You really are bad at this whole "arguing your case like an adult" thing. The mixture of hubris and ignorance is eye-wateringly awkward.
And again, as has been pointed out many times in these comments, this is radically different. I know, I know - Slashdot and not R-ing TFAs, but seriously, this is taking the piss.
Your reading comprehension is truly awful. Really, really awful. This is not a 3D microscope. This is not doing something "the way we've done it all along" - this is radically different.
Since it helps his argument :)
It's a completely different piece of kit, operated differently, which can perform completely different tasks. So apart from that, they're identical :)
But that wouldn't happen with an SQL injection vulnerability - they've not penetrated the actual server's filesystem, just the database.
No, in that case simply encrypt the data instead of hashing it. Storing passwords in clear text in a database is always stupid.
That's not the problem. The problem is the massive delay between something being submitted to /. and it making the front page. That's the issue.
Because those countries care about preventative medicine, where doctors can help people without ever seeing them by giving them lots and lots of good advice and support tools (helplines, advertising campaigns, even the lowly pamphlet), which clearly wouldn't work in a place where doctors depend on patients for their income. Surely they make more money healing someone than preventing them getting sick. In UHC countries, exercise, smoking, diet, etc. are all priorities for the healthcare industry, as it saves them (and the taxpayers) money if the public is advised efficiently about various dangers in their lives.
Why do you link to your website? Is that even your website? It's shocking :)
Yes, you can do that graphically in Windows. Assuming one person's experiences are entirely illustrative of whatever tools they use is straight-up retarded.
Ducks. All birds, all can fly, and all need a run-up to get airborne.
When you call Dell you don't get put through to the US. The phone staff knows exactly what they're allowed and not allowed to do in the jurisdiction from where the customer is calling. A German manning an Ecuadorian support line would know Ecuadorian law, as that's their fucking job.
In saner parts of the world you don't pay taxes on winnings such as this.
By... not hating women?? Pretty sneaky.