Messy code is nothing to get worked up about. As long as this code has been proven to work, preferably mathematically (seeing as the results can have a bearing in court), what's the hubbub? Unless it's news to you that the government doesn't care about the tools given to law enforcement as long as they result in more arrests and fines.
Good idea. Let's abolish the police force entirely, too, since crimes happen all the time, and obviously the best way to deal with that is to get rid of anything getting in its way.
The difference with lithium is that it is a heavy metal, and is poisonous in the same way that lead is. It also has a nasty habit of building up in the body and causing organ failure after a while.
Interestingly, your body still requires trace amounts of gold (also a heavy metal).
What it's implying is that it's like a hallucination, which is something different. Saying it's 'a drug trip' is about as accurate as saying it's a fever.
I agree 100%, but it seems actually knowing how the sorting algorithms work is usually stuff you learn in college rather than as part of a training course or the like.
Regardless of whether or not the DMCA takedown notice has any actual validity, just think about it - there are loads of this sort of violation out there. This is just one among many easily findable instances. Why does Warner not ignore this one too? The course of action they have chosen certainly does not help their reputation for being trigger-happily litigious.
I wouldn't consider myself right-wing or hawkish at all, but I don't think military spending is that much of a waste. A good deal of it ends up funding research anyway, which often leads to technologies with non-military applications, and I'd say it's critical to the US that it remains a military superpower - otherwise, what do they have, really?
Um, yeah. Basically, Slashdot is shitting its pants over something called 'sampling' which has been going on everywhere in electronic music pretty much since its inception and elsewhere besides for the last 40 years at least.
So, yeah, you guys, chill out.
Whatever I think of what he did, the fact stands that if I was in the audience at the time of this demonstration, I would never go to a conference at which he was presenting again.
I've got a friend who names all his machines after foods, but in Danish. Hence kartoffel (dumpling), aebelskiver (Danish pancake balls, apparently), waffle, etc..
"A Canberra court has heard an O'Connor man who has been charged with downloading child pornography from the internet finds young children sexually attractive."
So he must have done it!
Sounds sensible.
Presumably he'll get a longer sentence as a result of admitting that he's attracted to children.
Messy code is nothing to get worked up about. As long as this code has been proven to work, preferably mathematically (seeing as the results can have a bearing in court), what's the hubbub? Unless it's news to you that the government doesn't care about the tools given to law enforcement as long as they result in more arrests and fines.
You realise that a much cheaper way of making a rocket launcher look like a stack of pipes is to put an actual stack of pipes on top of it?
They found that the distribution of the leading digit in the prime number sequence can be described by a generalization of Benford's law.
Yeah, how did we miss that? We need to pay more attention.
Good idea. Let's abolish the police force entirely, too, since crimes happen all the time, and obviously the best way to deal with that is to get rid of anything getting in its way.
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No mod points, not as though there's an 'enormous and depressing truth' point anyway.
Have you ever tried to milk a goat?
Me too. In unrelated news, my internet/funny_images directory has no bugs in it whatsoever.
Until he wants to play Left4Dead.
The difference with lithium is that it is a heavy metal, and is poisonous in the same way that lead is. It also has a nasty habit of building up in the body and causing organ failure after a while.
Interestingly, your body still requires trace amounts of gold (also a heavy metal).
This is right. Lithium is a heavy metal, like lead, and is toxic in the same way. You shouldn't eat too much of it.
What it's implying is that it's like a hallucination, which is something different. Saying it's 'a drug trip' is about as accurate as saying it's a fever.
I agree 100%, but it seems actually knowing how the sorting algorithms work is usually stuff you learn in college rather than as part of a training course or the like.
Regardless of whether or not the DMCA takedown notice has any actual validity, just think about it - there are loads of this sort of violation out there. This is just one among many easily findable instances. Why does Warner not ignore this one too? The course of action they have chosen certainly does not help their reputation for being trigger-happily litigious.
I find the combination of your post and your sig very intriguing. :)
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I wouldn't consider myself right-wing or hawkish at all, but I don't think military spending is that much of a waste. A good deal of it ends up funding research anyway, which often leads to technologies with non-military applications, and I'd say it's critical to the US that it remains a military superpower - otherwise, what do they have, really?
You get links which direct you to pages which direct you to files which indirectly direct you to files. Huh.
It treats the censors as routes and damages around them.
Um, yeah. Basically, Slashdot is shitting its pants over something called 'sampling' which has been going on everywhere in electronic music pretty much since its inception and elsewhere besides for the last 40 years at least. So, yeah, you guys, chill out.
Whatever I think of what he did, the fact stands that if I was in the audience at the time of this demonstration, I would never go to a conference at which he was presenting again.
I've got a friend who names all his machines after foods, but in Danish. Hence kartoffel (dumpling), aebelskiver (Danish pancake balls, apparently), waffle, etc..
*posts common sense*
*is a troll*
Oh, wow. Just checked out your homepage, and you're a huge paedophile. Good luck with that.
"A Canberra court has heard an O'Connor man who has been charged with downloading child pornography from the internet finds young children sexually attractive."
So he must have done it!
Sounds sensible.
Presumably he'll get a longer sentence as a result of admitting that he's attracted to children.
Cool. They do that?