I was here in 1998, and you may rest assured that Slashdot was most definitely NOT the paleo-libtard redoubt that certain shits-for-brains now go around claiming it was. Reminds me of the fundies and their "America was founded as a Christian nation" claptrap.
They have no evidence, not even circumstantial evidence of guilt. They have hearsay, uncorroborated statements, witnesses who have a history of actions that devalue any statements they make. There's not even basic general knowledge statements that they can give which can be corroborated by people. Nothing has been to court, nothing has been tried on fact or law. There's been no verdicts rendered...
Then provide citations from one or more scientific journals that prove him wrong. That shouldn't be at all difficult for someone as on top of the facts as you, right?
I'm pretty sure that Aryl wanted to look at some kind of scientific study rather than a steaming pile of Putinoid/Anti-Semitist drivel. But thanks for playing.
Many countries allow resident non-citizens to vote in local elections. (Feel free to check me on this, but I believe it's actually the norm in most of Europe.) I myself voted twice for local offices here in Sweden before becoming naturalised. The only difference for me in last month's election as opposed to the previous two is that I was able to vote for the Riksdag and the EU Parliament for the first time.
VLC's tracked 2 billion downloads, and that figure doesn't include installations coming from Linux distros, app stores, or other third parties (I get mine from packman.links2linux.de).
I saw the article title, and my first thought was, "Why are we posting stories about a 30-year-old ballistic missile program?"
Those who are ignorant of IRC are doomed to reinvent it, badly.
—me, upon learning my employer had, after nuking IRC and switching to Jabber, ditched Jabber for the even steamier and more fragrant pile that is Slack.
If you go review his legendary rants, he almost never attacks a person... He attacks stupid things that people do.
Yep.
And problems ensue when someone on the receiving end automatically assumes that "This is a stupid thing to do" equals "You're a stupid person", which I don't believe is (usually!) his intention at all.
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Rupert Sheldrake hasn't done any real science in 30 years.
Just about when Trump was going to end the Syrian war...
That's a mighty long-winded way to say "Never".
I was here in 1998, and you may rest assured that Slashdot was most definitely NOT the paleo-libtard redoubt that certain shits-for-brains now go around claiming it was. Reminds me of the fundies and their "America was founded as a Christian nation" claptrap.
It's more like the intelligence community and the media are on America's side, and guess who isn't.
You're going to have to do a lot better than, "I did NOT break both my legs, I only broke one! So I can walk just fine!" :-)
They have no evidence, not even circumstantial evidence of guilt. They have hearsay, uncorroborated statements, witnesses who have a history of actions that devalue any statements they make. There's not even basic general knowledge statements that they can give which can be corroborated by people. Nothing has been to court, nothing has been tried on fact or law. There's been no verdicts rendered...
I'm sure that Paul Manafort, Rick Gates, Michael Cohen, Michael Flynn, and George Papadopoulos will all be quite relieved when you inform them of this.
Then provide citations from one or more scientific journals that prove him wrong. That shouldn't be at all difficult for someone as on top of the facts as you, right?
Unhousebroken cretin alert.
I'm pretty sure that Aryl wanted to look at some kind of scientific study rather than a steaming pile of Putinoid/Anti-Semitist drivel. But thanks for playing.
That's not much of a citation. Surely you can do better than that?
Yes, and...?
Many countries allow resident non-citizens to vote in local elections. (Feel free to check me on this, but I believe it's actually the norm in most of Europe.) I myself voted twice for local offices here in Sweden before becoming naturalised. The only difference for me in last month's election as opposed to the previous two is that I was able to vote for the Riksdag and the EU Parliament for the first time.
It seems to me that the Russian government is free to employ GRU in any way it sees fit, whether or not it dovetails with your sensibilities.
Nothing to see here, folks... Just AHuxley once again attempting to misdirect through the use of strawmen, as AHuxley is wont to do...
I'm not convinced that using 1/5 the space automatically saves you 4/5 of the time required to read it (or write it, for that matter).
I suppose it's possible that Chinese sign-makers use a lot less paint per sign than do their Western counterparts, though.
I've used a similar trick to communicate in China when someone couldn't understand my pronunciation.
I must say it's quite entertaining to watch their expressions when they realise that's what the funny-sounding white guy is doing. :-)
Japanese uses many of the traditional forms as well as simplifications that differ from those used by Simplified Chinese.
On topic: This is definitely NOT a font you'd want to use for writing code.
And here on Slashdot... Russian trolls.
When it is incorrect, it is, at least *authoritatively* incorrect. -- Hitchiker's Guide To The Galaxy
GLWT
They laugh only because they know it's true.
VLC's tracked 2 billion downloads, and that figure doesn't include installations coming from Linux distros, app stores, or other third parties (I get mine from packman.links2linux.de).
I saw the article title, and my first thought was, "Why are we posting stories about a 30-year-old ballistic missile program?"
They'd already seen their fair share of this.
Those who are ignorant of IRC are doomed to reinvent it, badly.
—me, upon learning my employer had, after nuking IRC and switching to Jabber, ditched Jabber for the even steamier and more fragrant pile that is Slack.
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Used to have a friend on here whose sig was, "Please don't tell Mama I'm a sysadmin—she thinks I play the piano in a whorehouse."
Easy to say for people who seem to think that email and telephones no longer function because OMG FACEBOOK.
If you go review his legendary rants, he almost never attacks a person... He attacks stupid things that people do.
Yep.
And problems ensue when someone on the receiving end automatically assumes that "This is a stupid thing to do" equals "You're a stupid person", which I don't believe is (usually!) his intention at all.