If Linux ever supported porn, then nothing would be improved upon. All upgrades are in the search for getting pron to run seamlessly. Once that happens...
Despite your sarcasm, I think it's important to point out one thing. The people who support the Invasions of Privacy are those who are afraid of the Terrorists (boo!).
Even though you have a higher chance of dying from car accidents (why don't we ban all cars?), people are scared shitless of terrorists.
Has it not sunk in yet that you simply can't intrude on systems or files without permission, however helpful your intentions? How freaking difficult is that for people to grasp?
Let's say some government was secretly torturing those that it didn't agree with. Now let's say that they were lambasting other countries for torturing dissedents. And say they purposely hid this information from the citizens of their country. All files that concerned it were locked up. Say someone took some of those files, without permission and released them to the citizens of that nation.
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Ah, Sporedden 2008. "Evolve your own football team!"
I do. It isn't that bad.
I'm trying to think of those possibilities...but they aren't coming.
No, that wouldn't work.
They'd just click 'yes', lose some space on the HDD, and never notice those programs again; all while using MS products.
Actually, the odds aren't 50/50. There are three possible outcomes: they are more advanced, the same level of advancement, and less advanced.
I'm thinking that the chance of them having the same level of advancement is very small, so I'd say it's more of 49.25/.5/49.25 .
Exactly!
In all honesty, I see your very valid (and true) point.
How does that not?
It's a specific group against another specific group to intimidate the first group into not doing something they believe in.
I don't know, ask Laura Bush!
So if it was $149...you'd be 101% sure to buy it? Is that even possible?
And how's that insightful? Pure opinion. Interesting I can see but really insightful is stretching the limits.
If that surgery has a high mortality rate, then yes. Yes he should go under the knife.
(for those who can't tell)
Are you hiding something from us?
If Linux ever supported porn, then nothing would be improved upon. All upgrades are in the search for getting pron to run seamlessly. Once that happens...
You mean those other lands outside of North America aren't just for tourists?
Whoa...I'm gonna need to sit down after learning this...
How much does said bridge cost?
Porn, and the consequences thereof, is the 'secret sauce' of Ruby on Rails.
Those crazy open source programmers.
Good thing "Wild" is in the title.
"There is a possibility that terrorists could get a nuclear warhead and run across the border with it and blow up an entire city."
And there's also a possibility that Scientology is right.
Despite your sarcasm, I think it's important to point out one thing. The people who support the Invasions of Privacy are those who are afraid of the Terrorists (boo!).
Even though you have a higher chance of dying from car accidents (why don't we ban all cars?), people are scared shitless of terrorists.
WE'VE REACHED PLAID SPEED!
The implimication was that those guns all had an individual wielding them.
It's an odd definition of "stealth" you have where taking cover is encompassed by it.
"Stealth" means acting in a covert way. It does not mean taking cover. Taking cover is a smart thing to do, but is in no way "stealth."
So who protects the people from their government?
Guns. Lots of guns.
Just as guns can be used to repress people, they can be used to free people.
Of course, then the whole "throne of bayonets" thing comes into play...
Anyone who's opposed to this is a terrorist!
Think of the Kids!
Has it not sunk in yet that you simply can't intrude on systems or files without permission, however helpful your intentions? How freaking difficult is that for people to grasp?
Let's say some government was secretly torturing those that it didn't agree with. Now let's say that they were lambasting other countries for torturing dissedents. And say they purposely hid this information from the citizens of their country. All files that concerned it were locked up. Say someone took some of those files, without permission and released them to the citizens of that nation.
How is that a bad thing?
So Gimli, a Dreugar, and Mini-Me walk into a bar...