Total security implies zero privacy and some privacy implies less than total security. Individuals demand privacy whereas societies demand security...
The solution is clear in this case however, if security is the priority, then simply rid the world of children. If privacy is the priority, then rid the world of individuals. Ah! Safe and private.
no people, no problem
What don't you understand about optimization and compatibility when it comes to developing software? If OS X were available on non apple hardware, it would be twice the size, unreliable, more expensive and the whole point of differentiation in marketing would cease to exist. Take a frickin' business course!
Humanity is far, far from this ideal, and everything we do now in the business world is *nothing* about fair, it is about power and capital, and having long chains of other humans working for the profit of those few who have learned how to escape or work the system.
Put Hermes Conrad in charge and we can escape and work the system all by putting one australian man to work, very efficiently.
I totally agree, businesses should have a few central computers attached to hundreds of terminals that only allow employees to do work they are supposed to be doing.
As an employee, I'd hate it, as a manager or company exec, this makes way too much sense.
Imagine the rise of productivity when no one can surf facebook, myspace at work.
that dumbfounded me at first. Shortcuts to files were pointing to directories that didn't exist. Applications were downloading to partitions that weren't there. And error messages were popping up like the computer was infested with spy ware. Every single move I made to repair the strange damage popped up a window telling me that I couldn't perform those actions because the actions I was performing were not actions I could perform. I went to download all the windows helper utilities I could until I came across the real problem; The computer was running Vista. It wasn't infested with spy ware or behaving contrary to intention, it was just treating me like a retard and stopping me from doing anything and everything. I went from being truly confused by the strange behavior to utterly defeated by the ridiculous mannerisms of Vista. Everything that hadn't made any sense at all to me, an avid computer scientist, all became clear. Do not buy this bloatware 'monkey wearing a helmet and full body armor' OS.
Terrorists don't attack unprovoked. Maybe you have to look at yourself to find out why they are targeting you.
Maybe they aren't the problem, maybe your lifestyle IS a big problem but you're too selfish to see the damage you are doing. Maybe you treat women worse than the Taliban does but there's no way you'd ever believe it.
Maybe not. But if you are serious about wanting to know 'Why this happened?' referring to 9/11, stop looking to the enemy and start looking at yourself. Violence is VERY rarely unprovoked.
Our north american way of life is FAR from perfect, but we take that to mean we're not rich enough. 95% of us don't know what life is about anymore.
This is another great example of capitalism gone too far... companies act solely with their own interest in mind. And I used to think being selfish was a bad thing...
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pics or gtfo
Total security implies zero privacy and some privacy implies less than total security. Individuals demand privacy whereas societies demand security... The solution is clear in this case however, if security is the priority, then simply rid the world of children. If privacy is the priority, then rid the world of individuals. Ah! Safe and private. no people, no problem
What don't you understand about optimization and compatibility when it comes to developing software? If OS X were available on non apple hardware, it would be twice the size, unreliable, more expensive and the whole point of differentiation in marketing would cease to exist. Take a frickin' business course!
The free wifi might not but the fired burger might make you eat a fried burger.
Humanity is far, far from this ideal, and everything we do now in the business world is *nothing* about fair, it is about power and capital, and having long chains of other humans working for the profit of those few who have learned how to escape or work the system.
Put Hermes Conrad in charge and we can escape and work the system all by putting one australian man to work, very efficiently.
So can we get our flying cars already?
Wasting money? We all know money doesn't really exist, otherwise our country wouldn't currently have a negative sum of money and still be spending.
make a sandwhich, then make a friend, then give said sandwhich to said friend, et voila!
*clap* *clap* , etc...
But of course this isn't only about money, but purely renewable energy. This man basically isn't polluting anymore.
What the heck is crutchfield?
something else I can feel inferior about!
nah, Duluth is beautiful, right on lake Superior!
must be the beast with a billion backs...
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All you need to do is replace the human with a robot human, that way he won't be so squishy, and moving.
I totally agree, businesses should have a few central computers attached to hundreds of terminals that only allow employees to do work they are supposed to be doing. As an employee, I'd hate it, as a manager or company exec, this makes way too much sense. Imagine the rise of productivity when no one can surf facebook, myspace at work.
MATLOCK
that dumbfounded me at first. Shortcuts to files were pointing to directories that didn't exist. Applications were downloading to partitions that weren't there. And error messages were popping up like the computer was infested with spy ware. Every single move I made to repair the strange damage popped up a window telling me that I couldn't perform those actions because the actions I was performing were not actions I could perform. I went to download all the windows helper utilities I could until I came across the real problem; The computer was running Vista. It wasn't infested with spy ware or behaving contrary to intention, it was just treating me like a retard and stopping me from doing anything and everything. I went from being truly confused by the strange behavior to utterly defeated by the ridiculous mannerisms of Vista. Everything that hadn't made any sense at all to me, an avid computer scientist, all became clear. Do not buy this bloatware 'monkey wearing a helmet and full body armor' OS.
Unless he finally managed to get rid of that flashing 12:00. It takes a genius to figure those V.C.R.'s out.
Nope, they want the signs gone. That's it.
Terrorists don't attack unprovoked. Maybe you have to look at yourself to find out why they are targeting you. Maybe they aren't the problem, maybe your lifestyle IS a big problem but you're too selfish to see the damage you are doing. Maybe you treat women worse than the Taliban does but there's no way you'd ever believe it. Maybe not. But if you are serious about wanting to know 'Why this happened?' referring to 9/11, stop looking to the enemy and start looking at yourself. Violence is VERY rarely unprovoked. Our north american way of life is FAR from perfect, but we take that to mean we're not rich enough. 95% of us don't know what life is about anymore.
The moon reflects light and not emits it. Jesus was wrong!!
It's starting to get crowded in here.
This is another great example of capitalism gone too far... companies act solely with their own interest in mind. And I used to think being selfish was a bad thing...