You're full of shit about AC posts disappearing. They DO NOT DISAPPEAR. The lowest a post can go is -1, which you should know if you've been modding.
samzenpus posted in this very article about how nothing is regularly deleted. Only in one particular instance have comments ever been removed and that was due to legal threat for obvious copyright infringement.
What on earth does freedom of speech have to do with my political persuasions? For the record, I'm not a Republican. I'm not registered to any party, nor have I ever been. I think party/machine politics are bullshit.
You think some awfully weird things on very little evidence.
The Slashdot moderators don't censor; they rate things. I still see every single post. Zero posts are hidden. Which posts have you had outright deleted or modified against your wishes lately?
I'm pretty sure that there's minimal overlap between the set of people who "would rather be spied on by China than the US government" and people who fill out the SF86.
Maybe you ought to check out the CDC. They provide citations, which surely an intelligent person, such as yourself, can follow. Why name one person when there's multiple thousands?
Health Effects in Adults
In adults who have never smoked, secondhand smoke can cause:
Heart disease
For nonsmokers, breathing secondhand smoke has immediate harmful effects on the heart and blood vessels.1,3
It is estimated that secondhand smoke caused nearly 34,000 heart disease deaths each year during 2005–2009 among adult nonsmokers in the United States.1
Lung cancer1,6
Secondhand smoke exposure caused more than 7,300 lung cancer deaths each year during 2005–2009 among adult nonsmokers in the United States.1
Stroke1
Smokefree laws can reduce the risk for heart disease and lung cancer among nonsmokers.1
Secondhand Smoke Exposure Has Decreased in Recent Years
Measurements of cotinine show that exposure to secondhand smoke has steadily decreased in the United States over time.
During 1988–1991, almost 90 of every 100 (87.9%) nonsmokers had measurable levels of cotinine. 6
During 2007–2008, about 40 of every 100 (40.1%) nonsmokers had measurable levels of cotinine.6
During 2011–2012, about 25 of every 100 (25.3%) nonsmokers had measurable levels of cotinine.7
The decrease in exposure to secondhand smoke is likely due to:7
The growing number of states and communities with laws that do not allow smoking in indoor areas of workplaces and public places, including restaurants, bars, and casinos
The growing number of households with voluntary smokefree home rules
Significant declines in cigarette smoking rates
The fact that smoking around nonsmokers has become much less socially acceptable
Many People in the United States Are Still Exposed to Secondhand Smoke
During 2011–2012, about 58 million nonsmokers in the United States were exposed to secondhand smoke.7
Among children who live in homes in which no one smokes indoors, those who live in multiunit housing (for example, apartments or condos) have 45% higher cotinine levels (or almost half the amount) than children who live in single-family homes.8
During 2011–2012, two out of every five children ages 3 to 11—including seven out of every ten Black children—in the United States were exposed to secondhand smoke regularly.7
During 2011–2012, more than one in three (36.8%) nonsmokers who lived in rental housing were exposed to secondhand smoke.7
The page actually exists. The link on the documentation page is incorrect. They used a relative link to something that should have been an absolute link.
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You're full of shit about AC posts disappearing. They DO NOT DISAPPEAR. The lowest a post can go is -1, which you should know if you've been modding.
samzenpus posted in this very article about how nothing is regularly deleted. Only in one particular instance have comments ever been removed and that was due to legal threat for obvious copyright infringement.
Again, you're full of shit.
I've never seen a post moved. I browse in chronological order. You got a citation to back up your claim?
Are you sure?
Uh, yes. What the fuck are you smoking and why do you even need to ask this? Slashdot is a US company.
You're full of shit. I post AC all the time, logged in and not, and my posts have never been removed. Prove it, and I'll listen.
I thought we were talking about Elbonia!
1. the ruling is about comments on news articles, not discuss boards.
Am I commenting on a news article or a discussion board?
Let's say that Slashdot is liable for facilitating my uncouth comments. How exactly would that make me not liable in such a situation?
Also, the right to offend is more important than the right to not be offended. Now get the fuck off my lawn.
What on earth does freedom of speech have to do with my political persuasions? For the record, I'm not a Republican. I'm not registered to any party, nor have I ever been. I think party/machine politics are bullshit.
You think some awfully weird things on very little evidence.
The Slashdot moderators don't censor; they rate things. I still see every single post. Zero posts are hidden. Which posts have you had outright deleted or modified against your wishes lately?
I quite like the freedom to swear up a fucking storm and make unpleasant comments.
You still browse the web without NoScript?
This. Would buy in a heartbeat, unquestioned.
I'm pretty sure that there's minimal overlap between the set of people who "would rather be spied on by China than the US government" and people who fill out the SF86.
Maybe you ought to check out the CDC. They provide citations, which surely an intelligent person, such as yourself, can follow. Why name one person when there's multiple thousands?
Health Effects in Adults
In adults who have never smoked, secondhand smoke can cause:
Heart disease
For nonsmokers, breathing secondhand smoke has immediate harmful effects on the heart and blood vessels.1,3
It is estimated that secondhand smoke caused nearly 34,000 heart disease deaths each year during 2005–2009 among adult nonsmokers in the United States.1
Lung cancer1,6
Secondhand smoke exposure caused more than 7,300 lung cancer deaths each year during 2005–2009 among adult nonsmokers in the United States.1
Stroke1
Smokefree laws can reduce the risk for heart disease and lung cancer among nonsmokers.1
Secondhand Smoke Exposure Has Decreased in Recent Years
Measurements of cotinine show that exposure to secondhand smoke has steadily decreased in the United States over time.
During 1988–1991, almost 90 of every 100 (87.9%) nonsmokers had measurable levels of cotinine. 6
During 2007–2008, about 40 of every 100 (40.1%) nonsmokers had measurable levels of cotinine.6
During 2011–2012, about 25 of every 100 (25.3%) nonsmokers had measurable levels of cotinine.7
The decrease in exposure to secondhand smoke is likely due to:7
The growing number of states and communities with laws that do not allow smoking in indoor areas of workplaces and public places, including restaurants, bars, and casinos
The growing number of households with voluntary smokefree home rules
Significant declines in cigarette smoking rates
The fact that smoking around nonsmokers has become much less socially acceptable
Many People in the United States Are Still Exposed to Secondhand Smoke
During 2011–2012, about 58 million nonsmokers in the United States were exposed to secondhand smoke.7
Among children who live in homes in which no one smokes indoors, those who live in multiunit housing (for example, apartments or condos) have 45% higher cotinine levels (or almost half the amount) than children who live in single-family homes.8
During 2011–2012, two out of every five children ages 3 to 11—including seven out of every ten Black children—in the United States were exposed to secondhand smoke regularly.7
During 2011–2012, more than one in three (36.8%) nonsmokers who lived in rental housing were exposed to secondhand smoke.7
He might live in Australia, where I hear everything is trying to eat you.
Hey, genius - RTFA
Whoa whoa whoa, hold up there Cowboy. You can't go making suggestions like that! People might pay attention or something!
Company is MITXPC, not MIXTPC. One seemingly refers to a small form factor PC and the other to a mix of toilet paper and crap.
The page actually exists. The link on the documentation page is incorrect. They used a relative link to something that should have been an absolute link.
href="m0n0wall-docs.smallwall.org"
User Handbook (single page) - Comming Soon!
Alright then, so there's no updated docs. I'll just click the handy link to The m0n0wall Documentation Project - Chris Buechler. Oh wait, it's a 404. Nice going guys.
Your TL;DR is longer than your actual post. TL;DR.
the nonsense secret squirrel playground games which caused WWII and WWIII
Uh... okay then, buddy. Remind me why this is modded up?
No, it's sulfur hexaoctacontafluoride.
Weight without cables: 2.25 kg (4.96 lb)
Botched the link AND the estimate. It's only about $7000 in today's money.
That sum of money would be approximately $13,500 in today's money by my estimate.
Does the car still run?
Sorry, meant to reply to OP, not nbauman.