Because you're saying that even if you are unaware of breaking a law that you should still be responsible, even if you have been explicitly told that what you are doing is legal?
I understand your point though, and see what you mean, although personally I do not think that if you don't know a person is 18 (and have what would be considered a reasonable motive for believing she is) then it isn't reasonable to punish people for that.
It is a natural instinct to engage in sex, but not necessarily to get to know a person.
Do you consider it to be worthy of punishment if someone posing as the owner of a home invites you in without permission from the real owners? If someone sells stolen property on ebay, do you think that the (unknowing) buyers should be considered criminals?
Yeah I know...natural hormones are a real problem in today's teenagers, huh? You know what we need? Castration at birth! That way, only government approved citizens over the legal age will ever have any urges to have sex, solving all our problems!
Of course! And while we're at it, we should also make it a law that you can't have sex without anyone who you haven't known for at least two years? Or no-one with whom you don't have a valid marriage certificate?
Think about the word "Terrorist". What are they trying to accomplish? And haven't they already done so, judging by the laws and things which have been enacted?
It's a bit too risky, they could make a shell script or use/bin/rm which would make everything go wrong.
What I have found is that it is a good idea to make a file called '-i' in every important folder, that way the argument goes in at shell expansion time.
From memory, it's one square mile with parklands surrounding it. I haven't tried getting the internet access though, I'm 10km off and don't have a laptop.
Yep...it's a good thing that they have extorted money out of lots of people who may have been downloading music.
It's also so good that they don't have to go through the trouble of trying to prove it in court, and that they can simply tell people that if they don't get $3000 then they will get bankrupted from their legal fees alone!
The American legal system is soooo efficient! Who would want anything else?
I hate to tell you this, but MSN is one of the few Microsoft products which is good (in my opinion anyway...Visual Studio is the other that springs to mind).
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You're not supposed to read it in TeX, you're supposed to export to PDF or PS or RTF or somesuch...
MS aren't stupid and as much as we rip the piss, their OS has managed to pretty much dominate the OS market for over 10 years.
And their momentum after being pre-installed on IBM machines early on had nothing to do with it?
It can if you set CC="distcc"
VMWare has a 30 day trial for their basic product, made everlasting with a serial number.
It will let you just virtualise the computer. Much easier than installing on a new PC (And lets you install yoour distro straight from the ISO).
Because they started development before FC3 came out maybe?
I don't know much about it, but my guess is that it would need time to allow some of the processors to cool down.
How many times per day do you update your libc, and does it requires rebooting? Why not? What about servers?
Just because you've updated libc doesn't mean that already-running apps are using the new one.
What you're really saying is that people who make choices which are considered wrong to parts of society that aren't involved need counselling?
It's not like there is something wrong with a teenager who wants to have sex, it's how we have evolved.
Because you're saying that even if you are unaware of breaking a law that you should still be responsible, even if you have been explicitly told that what you are doing is legal?
I understand your point though, and see what you mean, although personally I do not think that if you don't know a person is 18 (and have what would be considered a reasonable motive for believing she is) then it isn't reasonable to punish people for that.
It is a natural instinct to engage in sex, but not necessarily to get to know a person.
Do you consider it to be worthy of punishment if someone posing as the owner of a home invites you in without permission from the real owners? If someone sells stolen property on ebay, do you think that the (unknowing) buyers should be considered criminals?
Yeah I know...natural hormones are a real problem in today's teenagers, huh? You know what we need? Castration at birth! That way, only government approved citizens over the legal age will ever have any urges to have sex, solving all our problems!
Of course! And while we're at it, we should also make it a law that you can't have sex without anyone who you haven't known for at least two years? Or no-one with whom you don't have a valid marriage certificate?
Think about the word "Terrorist". What are they trying to accomplish? And haven't they already done so, judging by the laws and things which have been enacted?
It's a bit too risky, they could make a shell script or use /bin/rm which would make everything go wrong.
What I have found is that it is a good idea to make a file called '-i' in every important folder, that way the argument goes in at shell expansion time.
From memory, it's one square mile with parklands surrounding it. I haven't tried getting the internet access though, I'm 10km off and don't have a laptop.
Australia has the DMCA.
My country had to enact the Digital Agenda Act as part of the FTA with the US.
I'm 15 and I still got it...
I must be such a freak.
Yep...it's a good thing that they have extorted money out of lots of people who may have been downloading music.
It's also so good that they don't have to go through the trouble of trying to prove it in court, and that they can simply tell people that if they don't get $3000 then they will get bankrupted from their legal fees alone!
The American legal system is soooo efficient! Who would want anything else?
Shit, I'm sure I'm not alone in only buying stuff from artists who i've downloaded a few tracks from myself.
450 miles isn't all that far...it's like what? 700km?
As opposed to if they hadn't downloaded the music, where the artists would have gotten...none. Of nothing.
Could it be possible that widely uses software has more developers which can make/find vulnerablilities than those products with a small userbase?
I hate to tell you this, but MSN is one of the few Microsoft products which is good (in my opinion anyway...Visual Studio is the other that springs to mind).
Actually AFAIK, it is because when they intercept the photon, because it isn't received, the transmitter may not send any more data.
You will need many many gigs of memory if you want to do this for any non-trivial userbase.
First of all: Have you checked the pricing for VMWare? Any (legal) setup would require 2 windows licenses + 1 VMWare license/computer.
Which is roughly $1200 retail IIRC.
I would suggest rigging something up with ghost or something, to just re-image over the network every night. Although I have never done it, so YMMV.