Definitely not an accident. They did it because they know that if another Green senator was elected, they'd have more power to show that they are a viable alternative to the major parties. By electing a nutter, they've discouraged people from voting for minor parties or independents again.
The most thoughtful thing I've read in a week... and the idea applies not only to business:business relationships, but also to business:employee relationships as well. Its not trite or self-evident that the best way to get that sort of a relationship is to carefully look at the needs of both parties and work to ensure they are both well met.
Perhaps more opensource info should be posted on newsgroups and p2p networks as well as to websites? That might make it easier to recover data when the site collapses and the owner is hard to contact.
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Definitely not an accident. They did it because they know that if another Green senator was elected, they'd have more power to show that they are a viable alternative to the major parties. By electing a nutter, they've discouraged people from voting for minor parties or independents again.
When the pilots can't tell the difference between canvas combat identification markers and "rocket launchers" and are ready to shoot first and identify later. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/190th_Fighter_Squadron,_Blues_and_Royals_friendly_fire_incident
I thought he quoted Cory directly for the purpose of satirizing him. Or possibly satirizing the article submission process on Slashdot.
Still can't virtualise OSX though, at least not without a lot of difficulty and breaking the license terms.
I'm no security expert, but aren't passwords meant to be hashed on collection? Why did plaintext passwords need to be stored at all?
Anonymous remailers, then.
The most thoughtful thing I've read in a week... and the idea applies not only to business:business relationships, but also to business:employee relationships as well. Its not trite or self-evident that the best way to get that sort of a relationship is to carefully look at the needs of both parties and work to ensure they are both well met.
Perhaps more opensource info should be posted on newsgroups and p2p networks as well as to websites? That might make it easier to recover data when the site collapses and the owner is hard to contact.