Al Queda is just a cause; it's a flag that militant Islamic zealots hoist in order to feel part of a worldwide movement. They're a ragtag bunch of criminals who want to spread their message as far and wide as possible. There are no definate leaders (Bin Laden is just a spokesman), nor do they have a cohesive strategy. Therefore it makes perfect sense that they use the Internet to communicate.
Now they have the right idea... Debian Al-Qaeda/Terrorism anyone?
Slashdot Mirror
http://www.google.co.ck/
This gives a whole new meaning to "I'm Feeling Lucky".
Hell, I've done searches on the old "26 ways to kill a person" howto.
;-)
That's nothing. Yesterday I searched for the legal definition of "genocide". No shit, eh, but I guess I'm in deep shit now
It is not illegal in most cases to place arbitrary restrictions on supply (exceptions being public services, utilities and such).
Contracts, arrangements or understandings that restrict dealings or affect competition and Bait advertising are illegal in Australia.
... without representation, and the ends do not justify the means.
She has the current working directory in $PATH.
You misspelled "privileges" - no sex for you!
Perhaps you could explain to me the liberal bias inherent in a Greens Function or a multi-body gravitation problem?
Right there - and you didn't even notice it!
Is there a reason why this landing was so much louder then the others?
Because usually the landing is in Florida.
A search engine that returns relevant results: priceless.
Al Queda is just a cause; it's a flag that militant Islamic zealots hoist in order to feel part of a worldwide movement. They're a ragtag bunch of criminals who want to spread their message as far and wide as possible. There are no definate leaders (Bin Laden is just a spokesman), nor do they have a cohesive strategy. Therefore it makes perfect sense that they use the Internet to communicate.
Now they have the right idea... Debian Al-Qaeda/Terrorism anyone?
Yeah... and he used "safe search" for pictures of Angelina Jolie! What does this guy know?
The wording of the article is terrible.
You must be new here.
There's a reason why I have cones in my eyes!
Eh? Homo sapiens evolved chromatic vision to perceive kicker icons?
To get to the same side.
A doctor, a lawyer, and a computer geek were having a conversation [...]
The mathematician said that he could see both sides of that argument, [...]
I don't get it...
How can someone be a former founder?
Information that doesn't suit our purposes goes down the memory hole...
This works for judgement-day based religions too...
You forgot one:
> Does this mean McAfee is going to start
/usr/share/common-licenses/*GPL*
> releasing virii for linux too?
No, that's Richard Stallman's job. This is the source code for the antivirus solution:
#!/bin/sh
rm
She'd better hope the Chinese government hasn't broken the encryption... nothing like a false sense of security to smoke out the dissidents.
Sure, and Etch will release with these packages: KDE 4.4 GNOME 3.5 gcc 5.1 xorg 7.2 python 3.2
Correlation does imply causality but it might not be a direct cause.
These are not deductive implications. These are conditional probablities.
It is the Prosecutor's fallacy. The "Intelligent Design" finely-tuned universe argument also uses this fallacy.
All right, but apart from the kernel, Gnome, Open Office, GCJ, Apache, SELinux, and graphics capabilities, what have the Red Hatters ever done for us?
... or here...