Why yes, I would. Being vulgar is no reason to expel a student! "Freedom of Speech" and "Freedom of Expression" don't mean "Freedom of Speech for everything except what I don't like." That's the consequence for having freedom: people are free to do a bunch of mean, nasty, vulgar, and vile shit.
As far as "free speech without consequences", another poster spelled it out nicely. If free speech does not mean free speech without consequences, then every government ever in existence has had free speech. After all, you are free to say whatever you want in communist China, you just have to be prepared for the consequences!
Mario Kart, 4 levels? Goldeneye, extremely short? What kind of fantasy world is this? Not only are those inaccurate pieces of information, but you're talking about two games that had enormous replayability. They fit Super Smash Bros. on an N64 cartridge, and I can't even estimate how many countless hours my cartridge was used.
Because in order to amend the constitution, two thirds of the House and two-thirds of the Senate has to vote for the amendment. With virtually most of Congress already in their pockets, what member would vote to stop their own flow of funds? It's pretty much impossible.
Kuro5hin comment threading is the same as slashdot's, except for one major catch: newest threads and replies are shown above older replies. So it would be something like this:
*STORY*
-Newest comment
-Comment from 2 minutes ago
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Newer Reply
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First Reply
-Comment from 10 minutes ago
& etc.
And I have to agree with the GP, dynamic threading is a nice feature. I just click on the arrow to unfold, read the reply, and then click again to roll the comment back up. It's orders of magnitude easier to follow conversations that way. They tend not to get buried, unlike/.'s.
Oh, and leaving the subject field blank forces people to describe what their comment is about. How am I supposed to know what comments are interesting if they all say "Re: I don't think so"?
RAmen to that, brother. I guess that whole emphasis on fighting terrorism and keeping Americans safe was just for show - the real battle is the battle of the sexual deviants!
Either that, or the Justice Department has a new plan to protect the Homeland: by turning the U.S. into a socially suffocating clone of an Islamic Republic, Bin Laden won't have any reason to attack us at all! Three cheers for their heroic insight!
That porno-mag style interview with the SunFire server near the fire place is very interesting - more proof that porn and technology go hand in hand. What kind of website would reliable, beefy server hardware be more suited to than a pr0n operation?
I'm no lawyer, so I wouldn't know how these sort of depositions go, but is it normal for the opposing side to raise an objection to virtually every single question you pose? It would appear that Mr. Heise is very energetic with his objections...
I know for a fact that the Hummer pictured is the newer H1ghlander, which CMU acquired after the first race. Their first vehicle, Sandstorm, is an older 1986 military hummer with the top shaved off. Both vehicles will be competing in the upcoming challenge.
The speed is good, but ever since they switched to a 71.x.x.x pool and 15-minute DHCP times, my connection goes down every 12-15 minutes. It really is intolerable, and I'm not the only experiencing it. There's a rather large Broadband Reports thread here documenting the problem. It's terrible. You can pretty much throw online gaming and IRC out the window, and it's frustrating to have to wait for your connection to pick up again when you're on the net.
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Can someone please mod this down as -1, troll? Because Al Gore himself signed the Kyoto Protocol.
Clearly, Microsoft keeps track of internal bug reports through Access.
(I keed, I keed...)
What I don't understand is why Wal-Mart censors things anyway. If people don't like the content, why don't they just, you know, not buy it?
They should be selling their compression technology!
Why yes, I would. Being vulgar is no reason to expel a student! "Freedom of Speech" and "Freedom of Expression" don't mean "Freedom of Speech for everything except what I don't like." That's the consequence for having freedom: people are free to do a bunch of mean, nasty, vulgar, and vile shit.
As far as "free speech without consequences", another poster spelled it out nicely. If free speech does not mean free speech without consequences, then every government ever in existence has had free speech. After all, you are free to say whatever you want in communist China, you just have to be prepared for the consequences!
Installing Symantec on your Mac makes it LESS secure than it was before.
How ironic...
At this point, your shares are worth more as toilet paper. Don't even bother collecting on your penny...
Mario Kart, 4 levels? Goldeneye, extremely short? What kind of fantasy world is this? Not only are those inaccurate pieces of information, but you're talking about two games that had enormous replayability. They fit Super Smash Bros. on an N64 cartridge, and I can't even estimate how many countless hours my cartridge was used.
Because in order to amend the constitution, two thirds of the House and two-thirds of the Senate has to vote for the amendment. With virtually most of Congress already in their pockets, what member would vote to stop their own flow of funds? It's pretty much impossible.
Many a CyberCriminal hath begged for mercy in the face of DARPA's hired mercenary, Sandstorm!
Kuro5hin comment threading is the same as slashdot's, except for one major catch: newest threads and replies are shown above older replies. So it would be something like this:
/.'s.
*STORY*
-Newest comment
-Comment from 2 minutes ago
|
Newer Reply
|
First Reply
-Comment from 10 minutes ago
& etc.
And I have to agree with the GP, dynamic threading is a nice feature. I just click on the arrow to unfold, read the reply, and then click again to roll the comment back up. It's orders of magnitude easier to follow conversations that way. They tend not to get buried, unlike
Oh, and leaving the subject field blank forces people to describe what their comment is about. How am I supposed to know what comments are interesting if they all say "Re: I don't think so"?
RAmen to that, brother. I guess that whole emphasis on fighting terrorism and keeping Americans safe was just for show - the real battle is the battle of the sexual deviants!
Either that, or the Justice Department has a new plan to protect the Homeland: by turning the U.S. into a socially suffocating clone of an Islamic Republic, Bin Laden won't have any reason to attack us at all! Three cheers for their heroic insight!
That porno-mag style interview with the SunFire server near the fire place is very interesting - more proof that porn and technology go hand in hand. What kind of website would reliable, beefy server hardware be more suited to than a pr0n operation?
I'm no lawyer, so I wouldn't know how these sort of depositions go, but is it normal for the opposing side to raise an objection to virtually every single question you pose? It would appear that Mr. Heise is very energetic with his objections...
I think us Californians are going to start a petition to put the issue of joining the European Union on the ballot.
No, honestly!
I know for a fact that the Hummer pictured is the newer H1ghlander, which CMU acquired after the first race. Their first vehicle, Sandstorm, is an older 1986 military hummer with the top shaved off. Both vehicles will be competing in the upcoming challenge.
It's all about Dakota Fanning now.
Sadly, I think she's the same age Natalie Portman was when she first attracted a following...
that "Red Planet" wasn't so far off after all.
The BBC's own symphony recorded them. It's the fact that the government is giving them away that's under debate.
How long until they put up their own root servers? (ChinaNet, as someone mentioned in the earlier /. story.)
Wait, so Northrop Grumman paid him off with *$10*? What a wimp!
The speed is good, but ever since they switched to a 71.x.x.x pool and 15-minute DHCP times, my connection goes down every 12-15 minutes. It really is intolerable, and I'm not the only experiencing it. There's a rather large Broadband Reports thread here documenting the problem. It's terrible. You can pretty much throw online gaming and IRC out the window, and it's frustrating to have to wait for your connection to pick up again when you're on the net.
Reviewed by Sanjiv D. Shah...it looks like s/he knows what s/he is doing.
Where are all the female sex offenders???
The poster just copied and pasted some text. That troll has been around for quite a while now...