> I am not him, in fat before you posted his name I was not aware of him.
Heh, this makes me think that maybe I am on to something and that you are both one and the same, because given the amount the two of you post there's no way you can not be aware of him - it's a blatant lie on your behalf if you're suggesting you've never noticed his posts on the same topic the two of you so dearly post no matter how irrelevant to the discussion. Something to hide?
I probably read him but did not note who he was, or that all the comments came from the same person.
Oh don't rise to it. Him and SplashMyBandit are Slashdot's two resident far right fascists. They pepper every discussion with lies and views that would literally make Hitler proud (yes I just godwinned this thread) even if it's entirely irrelevant to the topic at hand.
Interesting, I class myself as centre left and have had people accuse me of being too left wing on some issues.
Given their posting styles I'm not even sure they're two separate people for what it's worth...
I am not him, in fat before you posted his name I was not aware of him. I have read some of his posts and he does appear to have a good understanding of the the Muslim threat and the teachings of Islam, though I haven't seen his posts on other topics though
It will be an uphill struggle to get this accepted while the other free OS, Android, has such a head start. A few people who want to be sure that metrics are not sent to google will go for it. A few more who want non-JVM centric applications too (or the complex NDK) might too, but I think it will be a niche market
The Identity Cards Act 2006 mandated national ID cards. In October 2006, the Government declared it would cost £5.4bn to run the ID cards scheme for the next 10 years, and by November 2007 this estimate was revised to £5.612bn. The Identity Documents Act 2010 cancelled this with at least £256 million already spent.
It is generally acknowledged that this scheme would not have delivered any increased security, as applications would be verified against passport and driving license databases that were already known to be inaccurate.
Millions of years have evolution has resulted in plants being the most efficient harvesters of solar energy on the planet. Much research is underway into ways to artificially mimic photosynthesis in devices like artificial leaves, but researchers at the University of Georgia are working on a different approach that gives new meaning to the term 'power plant.' Their technology harvests energy generated through photosynthesis before the plants can make use of it
I have a chromebook, and for me it is an excellent second machine. I quickly realised that:
It is very good at what it does
It doesn't do much
For me what it does do is an excellent match for what I want from a portable device. I can write documents and emails (offline or online), browse, and produce content. I realise that many people will be more concerned with playing games and consuming content, and for them a tablet would be a better option.
I am not surprised that it is not a "best seller", but for people who want to produce content and write on the road it is excellent.
There's no way Republicans will allow a tax increase if it affects millionaire bankers, and millionaire bankers are exactly the sort of people who buy a lot of stuff on the internet. So this will die in the house.
Aren't they also exactly the sort of people who will buy it through some sort of tax-exempt holding company and therefore not pay it anyway?
to collect state sales tax to $10 million instead of $1 million per year.
I predict that if the limit is raised to $10 million then companies will "outsource" sales to wholly owned subsidiaries. For example "Your order has been filled by Amazon West Houston INC"... which has sales below the threshold. At $1 million a year it would be debatable whether the large organisational overhead would be worthwhile for larger companies, but an $10 million it probably would be.
What happens when flying cars collide with buildings or other infrastructure?
That's what worries me. They don't just have to be foolproof they have to be Muslim-proof. Basically they have to either be completely automatic (select your destination) or not allow you to steer into buildings etc... which includes deliberate acts.
The problem is not the speech but the Muslims, who take offence at anything. Someone says "Muhammad was not a true prophet" and they riot, while they say Jews, Christians and Hindus are animals and worse themselves.
Or the (on average) roughly 18 innocents that are killed with them in each drone strike...but you hate all Muslims so this should please you.
Well Muslims frequently use human shields but I really can't be pleased about people who may not have followed the instructions of their religion being killed.
having just moved to the UK, my experience so far has been almost all government services aren't worth a damn. Even the NHS is so bad everyone I have met who can afford to goes private 100% of the time.
I disagree. I have used the NHS extensively and turned down the health care package offered by my employer because the NHS is so good I don't think its worth paying the extra £15 a month tax on the benefit
You joke, but it's really not fair that people who choose to have kids get leave that the rest of us don't. I have to work harder to pick up the slack because of your lifestyle choice.
If nobody chooses to have kids you will have a real problem in the future.
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> I am not him, in fat before you posted his name I was not aware of him.
Heh, this makes me think that maybe I am on to something and that you are both one and the same, because given the amount the two of you post there's no way you can not be aware of him - it's a blatant lie on your behalf if you're suggesting you've never noticed his posts on the same topic the two of you so dearly post no matter how irrelevant to the discussion. Something to hide?
I probably read him but did not note who he was, or that all the comments came from the same person.
Oh don't rise to it. Him and SplashMyBandit are Slashdot's two resident far right fascists. They pepper every discussion with lies and views that would literally make Hitler proud (yes I just godwinned this thread) even if it's entirely irrelevant to the topic at hand.
Interesting, I class myself as centre left and have had people accuse me of being too left wing on some issues.
Given their posting styles I'm not even sure they're two separate people for what it's worth...
I am not him, in fat before you posted his name I was not aware of him. I have read some of his posts and he does appear to have a good understanding of the the Muslim threat and the teachings of Islam, though I haven't seen his posts on other topics though
So you're a follower then?
Seriously, there are legal methods of tracking people, and privacy protections for a reason.
Yes, it should be done legally
We have lots of Muslims in the UK, a large number of whom say they would like to overthrow democracy and introduce Sharia law. Following them is a positively good idea.
It will be an uphill struggle to get this accepted while the other free OS, Android, has such a head start. A few people who want to be sure that metrics are not sent to google will go for it. A few more who want non-JVM centric applications too (or the complex NDK) might too, but I think it will be a niche market
So upgrade the clients to version 8. Problem solved.
It worked so well for windows, didn't it?
Those disastrous forks can be a real nuisance.
Well it worked on Facebook!
The Identity Cards Act 2006 mandated national ID cards. In October 2006, the Government declared it would cost £5.4bn to run the ID cards scheme for the next 10 years, and by November 2007 this estimate was revised to £5.612bn. The Identity Documents Act 2010 cancelled this with at least £256 million already spent.
It is generally acknowledged that this scheme would not have delivered any increased security, as applications would be verified against passport and driving license databases that were already known to be inaccurate.
Millions of years have evolution has resulted in plants being the most efficient harvesters of solar energy on the planet. Much research is underway into ways to artificially mimic photosynthesis in devices like artificial leaves, but researchers at the University of Georgia are working on a different approach that gives new meaning to the term 'power plant.' Their technology harvests energy generated through photosynthesis before the plants can make use of it
Shrugs, throws another log on the fire!
Quinstreet, sounds more like Queer Street to me. Are they associated with Apple by any chance?
Or maybe quimm street, after all they are a bunch of cunts
I wouldn't have it as my only computer, but over all I think it will make one heck of a good momputer.
What's that, a device for surfing MILF?
For me what it does do is an excellent match for what I want from a portable device. I can write documents and emails (offline or online), browse, and produce content. I realise that many people will be more concerned with playing games and consuming content, and for them a tablet would be a better option.
I am not surprised that it is not a "best seller", but for people who want to produce content and write on the road it is excellent.
You're assuming that collecting sales tax is a large cost of doing business. It's not. It's just software.
No I'm assuming that not paying sales tax will attract buyers.
There's no way Republicans will allow a tax increase if it affects millionaire bankers, and millionaire bankers are exactly the sort of people who buy a lot of stuff on the internet. So this will die in the house.
Aren't they also exactly the sort of people who will buy it through some sort of tax-exempt holding company and therefore not pay it anyway?
to collect state sales tax to $10 million instead of $1 million per year.
I predict that if the limit is raised to $10 million then companies will "outsource" sales to wholly owned subsidiaries. For example "Your order has been filled by Amazon West Houston INC"... which has sales below the threshold. At $1 million a year it would be debatable whether the large organisational overhead would be worthwhile for larger companies, but an $10 million it probably would be.
What happens when flying cars collide with buildings or other infrastructure?
That's what worries me. They don't just have to be foolproof they have to be Muslim-proof. Basically they have to either be completely automatic (select your destination) or not allow you to steer into buildings etc... which includes deliberate acts.
... and the opposite violence happening in pakistan
Violence in Pakistan exclusively perpetrated by Muslims
The problem is not the speech but the Muslims, who take offence at anything. Someone says "Muhammad was not a true prophet" and they riot, while they say Jews, Christians and Hindus are animals and worse themselves.
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Or the (on average) roughly 18 innocents that are killed with them in each drone strike...but you hate all Muslims so this should please you.
Well Muslims frequently use human shields but I really can't be pleased about people who may not have followed the instructions of their religion being killed.
having just moved to the UK, my experience so far has been almost all government services aren't worth a damn. Even the NHS is so bad everyone I have met who can afford to goes private 100% of the time.
I disagree. I have used the NHS extensively and turned down the health care package offered by my employer because the NHS is so good I don't think its worth paying the extra £15 a month tax on the benefit
It does not protect against a bad choice in friends
I would imagine that Facebook account access is the least of your problems if you have a bad choice of friends.
You joke, but it's really not fair that people who choose to have kids get leave that the rest of us don't. I have to work harder to pick up the slack because of your lifestyle choice.
If nobody chooses to have kids you will have a real problem in the future.