So, I'm wondering, why there are Communist politcal parties... if communism has nothing to do with politics? Is the World Worker's Party just an economic policy group?
I also was unaware that being captured on a battlefied while practicing warfare in violation of the Geneva conventions was now considered kidnapping.
It appears also that you lend some credence to the idea that adding swearwords to one's post increases it's impact. So, here goes: Damn, fuck shit fuck!
I know fools like you typically fail at math and logic and also rarely have a firm grasp on reality. Analyzing the actual dollars spent is worthless. What's important is $ per capita and as a percentage of a countries total GDP.
But I'm sure whatever you've learned in school (in whatever country you're from) doesn't cover these sort of things. Your ignorant leftist teachers just point out the the US is evil because it spends more money than other countries, as if that has a thread of logic to it.
No, he'll get modded down because that's at best offtopic, but in reality is just a troll. The idea that slashdot has a conservative and/or pro-US slant is ridiculous.
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Strange, most of the big moves to super surveilance are in the socialist paradises of Western Europe. How many articles have we read about the extreme levels of camera coverage in many of Europe's big cities? In the US, it's mostly been in solidly democrat controlled areas like Chicago, which wants to put police cameras inside private businesses.
No, because that is real fraud. Along with the actual people convicted for voting for their dead spouse (all democrats), slashing tires of the opposing party's "get out the vote vehicles" (done in Wisconsin to the Repub's vehicles by the son of a democrat candidate), threatening to kill a person who was going to reveal the widespread voter fraud by large amounts of democratic candidates in Michigan (each of which had an average of 5 absentee ballots cast from their homes), etc etc. The city of Milwaukee, which is heavily democrat, requesting thousands more ballots than actual citizens (not just citizens of voting age).
But no, let's live in tin-foil hat land with Zonk. There's nothing here to show that, in an area the Kerry won handily, anything was done, or could have been done, to these machines to cause the election to go to Kerry.
What's the most widely acclaimed feature of the Xbox 360 so far? Xbox Live Arcade and Marketplace (downloading demos).
There is no question that any next gen system needs to have some type of local mass storage. The only question is how big it needs to be. The 360's 20GB HD is already looking way too small.
I know when we order a $10,000 server we're always so dismayed that 5% of that cost might go to the price of an OS that everyone in our Engineering and Development team is extremely knowledgable about and very comfortable with.
You've heard of Redhat, right? Plenty of people and companies pay for Redhat Linux. We did. It's nice to have a company to bitch at when something goes wrong.
Red Hat yesterday said its sale rose 55 per cent during its third quarter of fiscal 2005, reaching $50.9m from the year-ago total, $32.8m. Q3's sales were ten per cent higher than Q2's.
The bulk of Red Hat's sales came through its Linux OS subscription services, which yielded $39.2m in the three months to 30 November 2004 - up 80 per cent on Q3 FY2004 and 12 per cent over the previous quarter.
Actually, I don't know of any American who actually dislikes things that are made in France. Their cheese is great, the wine is great, and... uhmm.. Peugeots... ok, we hate Peugeots.
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Are you still trying to argue the way out of the fact that you're an idiot?
Vast number of countries out there? What are there, 200 or so?
You've been made to look like an ass. Just stop.
I'll subscribe to Slashdot when I see a month without dupes, typoes, and articles the editors didn't read.
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Try typos
It's obvious that it's ridiculous? Good. I'm glad we all agree then.
So, I'm wondering, why there are Communist politcal parties... if communism has nothing to do with politics? Is the World Worker's Party just an economic policy group?
I also was unaware that being captured on a battlefied while practicing warfare in violation of the Geneva conventions was now considered kidnapping.
It appears also that you lend some credence to the idea that adding swearwords to one's post increases it's impact. So, here goes: Damn, fuck shit fuck!
Hope that helps.
I know fools like you typically fail at math and logic and also rarely have a firm grasp on reality. Analyzing the actual dollars spent is worthless. What's important is $ per capita and as a percentage of a countries total GDP.
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Measured as $ per capita the US is #3 (behind Israel and Singapore):
http://www.nationmaster.com/graph-T/mil_exp_dol_f
Measured as a percentage of GDP the US is #36:
http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/rank
Random countries that spend more (as a % of the GDP): Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, Singapore, China, Greece, Chile, Egypt
US Defense spending as percent of GDP from 1940-2000.
But I'm sure whatever you've learned in school (in whatever country you're from) doesn't cover these sort of things. Your ignorant leftist teachers just point out the the US is evil because it spends more money than other countries, as if that has a thread of logic to it.
No, he'll get modded down because that's at best offtopic, but in reality is just a troll. The idea that slashdot has a conservative and/or pro-US slant is ridiculous.
It's a fact: The Chinese hate Winnipeg.
Strange, most of the big moves to super surveilance are in the socialist paradises of Western Europe. How many articles have we read about the extreme levels of camera coverage in many of Europe's big cities?
In the US, it's mostly been in solidly democrat controlled areas like Chicago, which wants to put police cameras inside private businesses.
But you're right, it's all Bush's fault.
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How many more buzzwords can be thrown into the review? 10, 100, 1000?
No, because that is real fraud. Along with the actual people convicted for voting for their dead spouse (all democrats), slashing tires of the opposing party's "get out the vote vehicles" (done in Wisconsin to the Repub's vehicles by the son of a democrat candidate), threatening to kill a person who was going to reveal the widespread voter fraud by large amounts of democratic candidates in Michigan (each of which had an average of 5 absentee ballots cast from their homes), etc etc. The city of Milwaukee, which is heavily democrat, requesting thousands more ballots than actual citizens (not just citizens of voting age).
But no, let's live in tin-foil hat land with Zonk. There's nothing here to show that, in an area the Kerry won handily, anything was done, or could have been done, to these machines to cause the election to go to Kerry.
Just some date/time irregularity.
No one cares about your website. Put it in your sig where it belongs.
What's the most widely acclaimed feature of the Xbox 360 so far? Xbox Live Arcade and Marketplace (downloading demos).
There is no question that any next gen system needs to have some type of local mass storage. The only question is how big it needs to be. The 360's 20GB HD is already looking way too small.
Oh and Fight Night Round 3 kicks ass.
Here's a lesson in population density. This can be applied for cell phone coverage as well.
South Korea:
Population of 48,422,644 (CIA Factbook)
Area: 98,190 sq km (land - CIA Factbook)
This equates to 493 people/sq km
US:
Population: 295,734,134 (CIA Factbook)
Area: 9,161,923 sq km (land - CIA Factbook)
This equates to 32 people/sq km
Now that doesn't explain why a state like California or New York doesn't have better broadband service, right?
California:
Population: 33,871,648 (Google)
Area: 403,968 sq km (http://www.50states.com/californ.htm)
This equates to 83 people/sq km
New York:
Population: 18,976,457 (Google)
Area: 122,309 sq km (http://www.50states.com/californ.htm)
This equates to 155 people/sq km
(note: the above area totals are for land only. water is not included)
RTFA you ignorant twit.
There are more jobs, not less.
There are more IT jobs now than during the dotcom era. Pay is going up, not down.
Your little timeline is inane and ignorant.
Stop acting like you have a clue, because you don't.
erhhh "I have a solution"
anyways... my handle is "stupidfoo"
Internet voice calls, which can be garbled by any network congestion, are increasingly common.
I call my solution POTS and I have submitted a patent to cover it.
You're statement makes me think that your correct. Their seems to be no way to determine weather or not there they're.
Thank you.
I will compare an apple to an orange:
Shape:
Apple: Spherical
Orange: Spherical
Taste:
Apple: Sweet, sometimes tart
Orange: Sweet, sometimes tart
Food classification:
Apple: Fruit
Orange: Fruit
Grows on:
Apple: Tree
Orange: Tree
Used in what type of drink:
Apple: Juice
Orange: Juice
See, they are very comparable.
Well, it sounds like multiple people should be fired.
And his use of lingo "When we got them, we burned in some linux and threw the windows disks in the trash..."
"Burned in some linux"??
I know when we order a $10,000 server we're always so dismayed that 5% of that cost might go to the price of an OS that everyone in our Engineering and Development team is extremely knowledgable about and very comfortable with.
You've heard of Redhat, right? Plenty of people and companies pay for Redhat Linux. We did. It's nice to have a company to bitch at when something goes wrong.
Red Hat yesterday said its sale rose 55 per cent during its third quarter of fiscal 2005, reaching $50.9m from the year-ago total, $32.8m. Q3's sales were ten per cent higher than Q2's.
The bulk of Red Hat's sales came through its Linux OS subscription services, which yielded $39.2m in the three months to 30 November 2004 - up 80 per cent on Q3 FY2004 and 12 per cent over the previous quarter.
Guess we're not the only ones.
Actually, I don't know of any American who actually dislikes things that are made in France. Their cheese is great, the wine is great, and... uhmm.. Peugeots... ok, we hate Peugeots.
2. Make them available online for free!
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First, Godwin's law was just invoked, so you lose.
Second, Hitler was not a Christian. So you lose again.
You also lose a third time for mocking the education of another and then showing yourself to be an absolute fool.
Plus they sponser West Ham United so are obviously diamond geezers.
lol - wtf is a diamond geezer?