"It is owned and operated by a commercial venture."
So, when a Facebook employee microwaves their lunch at work, Facebook becomes subject to the regulations which apply to commercial restaurants? The electrical wiring inside their buildings means they're an electric utility subject to utility regulation? The shit in their employee's colons means they need a license for commercial waste hauling?
Read Wickard v Filburn for an explanation, if it's not already obvious. The real question is, is something which affects interstate commerce itself interstate commerce? If I poke you in the eye, I'm affecting you, but that doesn't make me you. The Constitutional power is over interstate commerce, not things which affect it. That's the fundamental flaw in our legal system which allows the feds to claim powers they don't actually have.
LOL. You're demonstrably wrong, and now trying to backtrack. Your claim was that the OP was wrong and the proper saying was "...googles...", and pointed to a link for more detail. When I pointed out that was wrong due to the misspelling at that source, you said that wasn't your source, which was your own experience. So, the misspelling must have been yours, or you lied about your source. Whatever, it's clear you're simply wrong and are now simply digging a deeper hole.
That's many levels of meta-ironic. The correct quote is "My eyes! The goggles do nothing!" So your source is wrong. But their presumably unintentional misspelling of "goggles" as "googles" makes it fit very well with this story.
"When I log into my Xenix system with my 110 baud teletype, both vi
*and* Emacs are just too damn slow. They print useless messages like,
'C-h for help' and '"foo" File is read only'. So I use the editor
that doesn't waste my VALUABLE time...Computer Scientists love ed, not just because it comes first
alphabetically, but because it's the standard. Everyone else loves ed
because it's ED!... When I use an editor, I don't want eight extra KILOBYTES of worthless
help screens and cursor positioning code! I just want an EDitor!!
Not a "viitor". Not a "emacsitor". Those aren't even WORDS!!!! ED!
ED! ED IS THE STANDARD!!!"
"Just like those people who vote for a third party as some kind of protest vote. All you're accomplishing is basically handing a vote to the candidate you like the least."
You're confused, and just plain wrong, which is typical of ACs. It's when you don't vote for the person you like most, that you're throwing away a vote.
"Part of the reason why cars are safer today than 40 years ago is because the CDC did studies examining car safety and provided the results and recommendations to Congress."
That's a red herring. The CDC shouldn't be involved there either, they should be focused on preventing the zombie apocalypse. Vehicle safety should fall under the NHTSA. And workplace safety should fall under OSHA. But, for political reasons, the CDC duplicates the work of both.
Free as in libre, not as in beer. And your whole argument that the government should give out guns reeks of a poorly done troll - if you're serious, you're an idiot.
"How can a databse is said to be leaked online when the person who says he has it is still considering whether to publish the info?"
It's well described in the summary. There is a vulnerability which allows unauthorized online access to the database. At least one person has taken advantage of that. That's a leak. It doesn't mean it's been leaked to you.
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"It is owned and operated by a commercial venture."
So, when a Facebook employee microwaves their lunch at work, Facebook becomes subject to the regulations which apply to commercial restaurants? The electrical wiring inside their buildings means they're an electric utility subject to utility regulation? The shit in their employee's colons means they need a license for commercial waste hauling?
Read Wickard v Filburn for an explanation, if it's not already obvious. The real question is, is something which affects interstate commerce itself interstate commerce? If I poke you in the eye, I'm affecting you, but that doesn't make me you. The Constitutional power is over interstate commerce, not things which affect it. That's the fundamental flaw in our legal system which allows the feds to claim powers they don't actually have.
"regulations for flying commercial drones "
So, if it's a research aircraft which has no current role in the exchange of goods/services/money, what makes it commercial?
I came to say basically the same, but about sunburn and cancer. Beyond that, the whole article is Bookface marketing puffery.
Animal 57 at Taco Bell.
"How do you get around a cut cable?"
Wireless, obviously.
LOL. You're demonstrably wrong, and now trying to backtrack. Your claim was that the OP was wrong and the proper saying was "...googles...", and pointed to a link for more detail. When I pointed out that was wrong due to the misspelling at that source, you said that wasn't your source, which was your own experience. So, the misspelling must have been yours, or you lied about your source. Whatever, it's clear you're simply wrong and are now simply digging a deeper hole.
"The page I linked isn't my source. My source is watching the show..."
Oh, you just don't know how to spell goggles. Got it.
That's many levels of meta-ironic. The correct quote is "My eyes! The goggles do nothing!" So your source is wrong. But their presumably unintentional misspelling of "goggles" as "googles" makes it fit very well with this story.
"Name one occasion in the recent past where a politician has been replaced by a better one."
In 2000, a dead person was elected to replace the incumbent.
"When I log into my Xenix system with my 110 baud teletype, both vi *and* Emacs are just too damn slow. They print useless messages like, 'C-h for help' and '"foo" File is read only'. So I use the editor that doesn't waste my VALUABLE time...Computer Scientists love ed, not just because it comes first alphabetically, but because it's the standard. Everyone else loves ed because it's ED!... When I use an editor, I don't want eight extra KILOBYTES of worthless help screens and cursor positioning code! I just want an EDitor!! Not a "viitor". Not a "emacsitor". Those aren't even WORDS!!!! ED! ED! ED IS THE STANDARD!!!"
-Ed is the standard text editor.
"Just like those people who vote for a third party as some kind of protest vote. All you're accomplishing is basically handing a vote to the candidate you like the least."
You're confused, and just plain wrong, which is typical of ACs. It's when you don't vote for the person you like most, that you're throwing away a vote.
You must not consider lying to the American public to be wrongdoing.
The Secretary of State to her daughter, September 11, 2012
Summary of a statement by the Secretary of State to the Egyptian Prime Minister, September 12, 2012
Diary entry of Charles Woods, father of Tyrone Woods, September 14, 2012
All from section II of the report.
Sucker.
"The next biggest expense was about 700 to replace the brake disks because I let the brake pads wear down to the metal."
That's a $150 job if you learn to do it yourself (3 on a scale of 10, done in an afternoon). Just sayin'.
"You must be new here."
Why? Are you consistently wrong when you try to be pedantic?
You're a naif if you think the domain squatter who bought the expired domain will give it back for nothing.
Pedantic failure.
"To count as a creative work, it must be improbable that someone else would independently make an identical work."
So, you agree that good schematics are creative. Why didn't you simply agree in the first place?
Whoosh. That's a non-sequitur. Skill implies creative expression, which any decent schematic demonstrates.
Contrast a clear, easily understood schematic with one with the components randomly distributed and ratsnest of interconnections.
"Board schematics are a factual description of a physical object."
You've obviously not dealt with electronics much. If it was just a netlist, I might agree, but drawing good schematics is an art requiring skill.
"Part of the reason why cars are safer today than 40 years ago is because the CDC did studies examining car safety and provided the results and recommendations to Congress."
That's a red herring. The CDC shouldn't be involved there either, they should be focused on preventing the zombie apocalypse. Vehicle safety should fall under the NHTSA. And workplace safety should fall under OSHA. But, for political reasons, the CDC duplicates the work of both.
"a right that can be exercised for free."
Free as in libre, not as in beer. And your whole argument that the government should give out guns reeks of a poorly done troll - if you're serious, you're an idiot.
"How can a databse is said to be leaked online when the person who says he has it is still considering whether to publish the info?"
It's well described in the summary. There is a vulnerability which allows unauthorized online access to the database. At least one person has taken advantage of that. That's a leak. It doesn't mean it's been leaked to you.
"Only because not enough people petition to put them on."
We're done until you understand the rules, instead of making them up.