However, Google Voice *only* does SSL, so you *can't* use that gadget. Not sure why they even offer it - though it used to work when I first added it, though https://www.google.com/ig worked then too.
That, and the fact that the gmail gadget seems to flip flop on whether or not it can use SSL on a weekly basis.
A further reason why I have very little sympathy for liberals is the extremely widespread tendency to dismiss anything written on a right-wing blog, just at the sight of the link. This would be perfectly valid and justifiable if A) right-wing blogs don't contain valid points that mainstream media don't contain, and B) the media sources the liberals already used and accepted contained all the relevant facts. Except that, as you perfectly demonstrate in this very thread, the media sources acceptable to liberals simply don't discuss inconvenient and unpleasant facts. Discussing with you would be pretty much impossible.
Exchange liberals for conservatives and right for left. You'd still be accurate.
Government's role should be to protect us from physical harm by the mentally deranged, and that's it. It should not be Dictating what products we buy, or else punish us. "No man has a right to harm another, and that is all the government should interfere." - Thomas Jefferson, founder of the Democratic Party
Then you have a very narrow definition of harm. I'm betting TJ had a much broader view of it than you.
Not that I agree with gov't health care. But then corp health care sucks too.
The argument seems to be that for your statement, everywhere on Earth's surface is true. However, for everywhere above or below Earth's surface your statement does not hold.
No, you're wrong. On Earth, everywhere there is water, there is life. From the bottom of the Marianas Trench, to the top of the troposphere. Everywhere. Unless you don't consider bacteria life.
By extrapolation, water means there's a pretty good chance of life on a planet. No guarantees, but more probable than a methane filled planet.
Not only spam, but everyone can read your spam, and your email, and your online office documents!
The last paragraph of the article: "Later this year, Microsoft plans on introducing SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encryption for Hotmail, although the company has not decided whether it will be optional or not, Mehta said."
I don't disagree with your theory, but have you actually been in an elementary or middle school classroom in years? Budget cuts mean classrooms of 35 or so kids who don't have extracurricular activities and too much energy. Oh, plus unions means no firing of teachers. This all adds up to too little energy to put into teaching beyond the given curriculum for most teachers.
And how many teachers have the time & willingness to make this happen?
Most don't, since they can do it now and still don't.
Not that it's a bad idea, it's just more work for the teachers. However, it's a great idea for parents to help their kids understand the differences between facts & reported facts, how subtle phrases can clearly change things, how history isn't apolitical, how the founding fathers were mostly Christian yet wanted no religion in government, etc.
Yeah, actually I had forgotten that Promise had picked up the trail, and led it forward. But for the price, an old Xraid is a decent home solution now, and parts are available on ebay & elsewhere. Not sure he wanted quiet - give that he wants lots of drives, which require lots of fans.
Slashdot Mirror
Ironically, Windows Mobile 6.0 is apparently more secure than Windows Vista and Server 2008.
I'm figuring they've tried the human-fired approach and found something wanting
Like snipers?
Obviously, they'll iBomb them!
And it cooks your steaks at the same time!
Don't mind the lead bits...
Wizard????
Did you see the freaking subject, much less the summary?
Goatse?
Or since Slashdot can't render utf-8,
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/272a/index.htm
However, Google Voice *only* does SSL, so you *can't* use that gadget. Not sure why they even offer it - though it used to work when I first added it, though https://www.google.com/ig worked then too.
That, and the fact that the gmail gadget seems to flip flop on whether or not it can use SSL on a weekly basis.
You'd think Google could figure these things out.
No, they have a flexible rubber insert to hold the screw heads & the drive. So there's definitely room for variation.
However, I can't imagine that they would be built outside of typical spec for laptop hard drives.
When the grammar nazis attack you on Slashdot...
I think it was suck-it!
Of course, that's what he says for *every* story he posts.
More like SlingPlayer.
http://www.slingmedia.com/go/slingplayer-mobile
A further reason why I have very little sympathy for liberals is the extremely widespread tendency to dismiss anything written on a right-wing blog, just at the sight of the link. This would be perfectly valid and justifiable if A) right-wing blogs don't contain valid points that mainstream media don't contain, and B) the media sources the liberals already used and accepted contained all the relevant facts. Except that, as you perfectly demonstrate in this very thread, the media sources acceptable to liberals simply don't discuss inconvenient and unpleasant facts. Discussing with you would be pretty much impossible.
Exchange liberals for conservatives and right for left. You'd still be accurate.
Both ends are full of shit.
Government's role should be to protect us from physical harm by the mentally deranged, and that's it. It should not be Dictating what products we buy, or else punish us. "No man has a right to harm another, and that is all the government should interfere." - Thomas Jefferson, founder of the Democratic Party
Then you have a very narrow definition of harm. I'm betting TJ had a much broader view of it than you.
Not that I agree with gov't health care. But then corp health care sucks too.
Seriously, black smokers are your argument? And life doesn't live *inside* them, but does just outside. Yeah, life does live just fine there. And all over the bottom of *every* ocean. Even 25,000 feet down:
http://www.extremescience.com/zoom/index.php/life-in-the-deep-ocean/44-deepest-fish
And to prove my point, life at the bottom of the Mariana Trench:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/02/0203_050203_deepest.html
Even radiation doesn't seem a real problem for life, bacteria live ON radiation rods in nuclear power plans:
http://genome.jgi-psf.org/kinra/kinra.home.html
Everywhere on Earth we find water, we find life.
The argument seems to be that for your statement, everywhere on Earth's surface is true. However, for everywhere above or below Earth's surface your statement does not hold.
No, you're wrong. On Earth, everywhere there is water, there is life. From the bottom of the Marianas Trench, to the top of the troposphere. Everywhere. Unless you don't consider bacteria life.
By extrapolation, water means there's a pretty good chance of life on a planet. No guarantees, but more probable than a methane filled planet.
Don't need to jailbreak it. Just go here on your iPhone & select the modified AT&T profile.
I've had tethering for a year.
http://www.benm.at/HELP
WTF uses over 5GB a month on their phone?
Anyone who's tethering regularly.
And vice versa to stir up the other half!
Not only spam, but everyone can read your spam, and your email, and your online office documents!
The last paragraph of the article:
"Later this year, Microsoft plans on introducing SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encryption for Hotmail, although the company has not decided whether it will be optional or not, Mehta said."
Nice.
I don't disagree with your theory, but have you actually been in an elementary or middle school classroom in years? Budget cuts mean classrooms of 35 or so kids who don't have extracurricular activities and too much energy. Oh, plus unions means no firing of teachers. This all adds up to too little energy to put into teaching beyond the given curriculum for most teachers.
Trade Zetterberg!
It's not all that hard to get the info from LOC.
http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/collections/jefferson_papers/mtjtime1.html
Or elsewhere.
http://rotunda.upress.virginia.edu/founders/default.xqy?keys=TSJN-print-01&mode=TOC
Tinfoil (or paper) hat conspirists will never be happy, so why try.
And how many teachers have the time & willingness to make this happen?
Most don't, since they can do it now and still don't.
Not that it's a bad idea, it's just more work for the teachers. However, it's a great idea for parents to help their kids understand the differences between facts & reported facts, how subtle phrases can clearly change things, how history isn't apolitical, how the founding fathers were mostly Christian yet wanted no religion in government, etc.
Unfortunately, the far right would crucify him for smoking the occasional doobie.
Yeah, actually I had forgotten that Promise had picked up the trail, and led it forward. But for the price, an old Xraid is a decent home solution now, and parts are available on ebay & elsewhere. Not sure he wanted quiet - give that he wants lots of drives, which require lots of fans.