Executing Americans is not going far enough to protect America. No, the only way to ensure against attack is to kill all Americans and non-Americans alike. Then, and only then, will America be safe.
You'll see this stuff in episodes of Hawaii Five-O and other TV shows that have a technical aspect, but it'll never make it off Surface, and Surface will never make it to the rank and file. It's too bad, really.
Microsoft is a major sponsor of Hawaii Five-O. This interface should look familiar to watchers of the program.
Probably the first crime fighting show I've seen that regularly includes advertisements for an unpopular smart phone in the dialogue.
History repeats itself as Asians beat Caucasians to North America by quite a margin.
Of course, once the Caucasians arrived on Mars they would claim to have discovered it and give the Asian descended natives generous Martian reserves to live on.
5. OK, we'll lose your business - that's $3 worth of revenue that we won't receive, once. We hope that you'll see the value of our products in the future and be willing to consider us then.
Yes, because Hatta is the only person in the entire world with this sentiment. No one has ever seen or will ever see again, anyone on any Slashdot thread speaking up that they put their $ to hardware with open source drivers.
There was a time when GM was happy to lose one customer to Toyota.
This is not a contradiction, and it's not arbitrary "cruelty", and being willing to work within this framework isn't "servile".
Happliy choosing to operate under another's absolute dictation and control is often useful, but it is still servile. That doesn't mean it's a bad thing, but it is what it is.
While paper ballets work reliably for no inconsiderable number of modern democracies and while they certainly used to work for America as well, I think you fail to understand that voting machines, and all the accompanying problems, have been part of the American voting process for several decades now. Therefore removing them would be an assault on tradition.
How easy do you want to make it for the phisher if he can safely pretend to be https://cidybank.com/ with the lock icon?
Which is why phishers go to the trouble to obtain approved certificates. It is the people with nothing to hide who are wondering why they need to pony up.
Linux is crack for nerds and malware-free web browsing for grandmothers.
Personally I just set up a dual boot between Linux and Windows if I feel the need to access some Windows games or other apps. I used to hack Wine to run Windows apps and was looking into virtualization but with the risk of Windows malware executing in my Linux environment I generally don't go there anymore.
Why, then, do people maintain this "ooh, they could be doing something naughty" line about Opera, when the company has gone out of its way to be a positive member of the software community? It's FUD, pure and simple.
Because they COULD be doing something naughty and we wouldn't find out until after the fact. It's not because they ARE doing something naughty nor because we EXPECT them to do something naughty. (we don't)
And It's not that you cannot build good, or secure, or ethical software with closed source. It's not that you cannot build poor software with open source. Open source is about openness, about full disclosure. That is what we prefer. Not "trust us because we haven't screwed you yet and probably never will."
People didn't expect Microsoft or Sony to do naughty things either, but here we are. Trust is fine. Source is better.
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Executing Americans is not going far enough to protect America. No, the only way to ensure against attack is to kill all Americans and non-Americans alike. Then, and only then, will America be safe.
Microsoft is a major sponsor of Hawaii Five-O. This interface should look familiar to watchers of the program.
Probably the first crime fighting show I've seen that regularly includes advertisements for an unpopular smart phone in the dialogue.
... the chinese most certainly will.
History repeats itself as Asians beat Caucasians to North America by quite a margin.
Of course, once the Caucasians arrived on Mars they would claim to have discovered it and give the Asian descended natives generous Martian reserves to live on.
5. OK, we'll lose your business - that's $3 worth of revenue that we won't receive, once. We hope that you'll see the value of our products in the future and be willing to consider us then.
Yes, because Hatta is the only person in the entire world with this sentiment. No one has ever seen or will ever see again, anyone on any Slashdot thread speaking up that they put their $ to hardware with open source drivers.
There was a time when GM was happy to lose one customer to Toyota.
This is not a contradiction, and it's not arbitrary "cruelty", and being willing to work within this framework isn't "servile".
Happliy choosing to operate under another's absolute dictation and control is often useful, but it is still servile. That doesn't mean it's a bad thing, but it is what it is.
What's with the annoying music autoplaying in Chrome and Opera? Don't they test Gmail features in Chrome?!
How does a site adopt a browser?
Please tell me you don't need proprietary HTML to activate it?
It appears they also found a real-world application for Linux on the desktop.
If the movies are any indication, we might not want to know what would happen. Probably safer just to stick with the good 'ol moon.
Unfortunately for would-be worldwide adopters, a significant portion of the neuros.tv catalogued television content is only served to US ip ranges.
The good news is that foreigners will still be able to view water-skiing squirrels.
Cheap materials but more labour? Sounds like jobs.
Is it a shortcoming of minorities when they are discriminated against?
Unless you're talking to Europeans who are knowledgeable about our enormous carbon emissions
While paper ballets work reliably for no inconsiderable number of modern democracies and while they certainly used to work for America as well, I think you fail to understand that voting machines, and all the accompanying problems, have been part of the American voting process for several decades now. Therefore removing them would be an assault on tradition.
You insensitive clod
Which is why phishers go to the trouble to obtain approved certificates. It is the people with nothing to hide who are wondering why they need to pony up.
I have waited my whole life to hear the word "asymptotically" used in a conversational sentence.
Linux is crack for nerds and malware-free web browsing for grandmothers.
Personally I just set up a dual boot between Linux and Windows if I feel the need to access some Windows games or other apps. I used to hack Wine to run Windows apps and was looking into virtualization but with the risk of Windows malware executing in my Linux environment I generally don't go there anymore.
I for one am excited about a lightweight Gnome browser. Konqueror is blazing fast and has some sweet CSS support.
We needed a Slashdot article to explain to us that programmers can be antisocial?
In other news, Canada now causes cancer too.
Ahem, "that attitude" is not a bug - it's a feature
So we were considerably less intelligent than Americans until recently? ;)
Because they COULD be doing something naughty and we wouldn't find out until after the fact. It's not because they ARE doing something naughty nor because we EXPECT them to do something naughty. (we don't)
And It's not that you cannot build good, or secure, or ethical software with closed source. It's not that you cannot build poor software with open source. Open source is about openness, about full disclosure. That is what we prefer. Not "trust us because we haven't screwed you yet and probably never will."
People didn't expect Microsoft or Sony to do naughty things either, but here we are. Trust is fine. Source is better.
...but it did explain in no uncertain terms that way should stay far away from Mars. What are they thinking?