Any woman that gets with this guy after this deserves it. I'm not about blaming victims in hindsight but I will gladly do it in foresight given this man's background.
You're assuming that the woman *knows* about him. You're assuming he won't take steps to find one that doesn't--that's a pretty bad assumption to make.
Or you could, you know, check a reference work such as the Urban Dictionary, which is what I did instead of bitching about my ignorance for all the world to admire.
US law is based on the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. You don't seem to understand what that means.
Rather, you actually seem to think it's better that 100 innocent people go to prison than for one guilty person to go free. Which, for lack of a more precise term, is just plain nuts.
>Why isn't it the case that new versions of Windows allow you to pick the UI from any previous version of Windows?
The same reason no other software allows that either. It takes time (i.e. money) and engineering resources (i.e. money) to make that work and mostly nobody gives a crap.
You've not actually installed any common Linux distro lately—if ever—I'm guessing?
Let me supplement your experience, since it's apparently sadly lacking: Last time I did an openSUSE installation, I had my choice of desktops—KDE 4, KDE 5, Gnome 2, Gnome 3, LXDE, XFCE, Window Maker, and a couple of others. And I could have added a KDE 3 repo and installed that as well. Not to mention a blue million themes and add-ons for all of these...
Modded down because it's as off-topic as it gets, bonehead.
"Off-topic" means "having nothing to do with the subject at hand". Around here, it's often regarded as an attempt to derail coherent discussion of the subject, as well.
Why can't we have full regular expression searches of files by extension, date created or modified, file type, file contents, or any other file system attribute built in? Is that too much to ask? Instead they offer "advanced query syntax" except it's not all that advanced. Full RegEx support is advanced. Anything less is not worthy of serious computer users.
Seeing that they've done so well with bash, maybe Microsoft can work on a port of KDE to Windows next. Konqueror/Dolphin have had those very capabilities for 10+ years.
Maybe you need to take a ride on the Øresundståget. You'd see about 150 of these "toys" spinning merrily away, just as they've been doing for two decades or more.
As a bonus, you can—or so I hear—buy some really good hash in Christiana and get a pleasant buzz on for the ride back to Malmö and points north, if that's your thing.
Two of my great uncles were killed in the coal mines. My granddad ended up with black lung eventually, even though he only spent about 10 years working there before he got out of Kentucky.
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Any woman that gets with this guy after this deserves it. I'm not about blaming victims in hindsight but I will gladly do it in foresight given this man's background.
You're assuming that the woman *knows* about him. You're assuming he won't take steps to find one that doesn't--that's a pretty bad assumption to make.
Or you could, you know, check a reference work such as the Urban Dictionary, which is what I did instead of bitching about my ignorance for all the world to admire.
...And this, kids, is what we call a "rhetorical question".
(P.S. We're not *all* right-wing know-nothings... Just the Trump supporters.)
"DUDE! Who the fuck eats raw eggs? Pass the bong..."
A long, long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... *sigh*
Turns out I was right about that, yes?
US law is based on the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. You don't seem to understand what that means.
Rather, you actually seem to think it's better that 100 innocent people go to prison than for one guilty person to go free. Which, for lack of a more precise term, is just plain nuts.
If you go over to EFF you will get a good list of alternatives...
...which recommends WhatsApp. You might as well post the audio straight to FB.
Um? They don't have those gills for decoration.
I liked it better when you sang the "Golden Girls" theme.
I see you finally caught and fixed the ext2 reference.
>Why isn't it the case that new versions of Windows allow you to pick the UI from any previous version of Windows?
The same reason no other software allows that either. It takes time (i.e. money) and engineering resources (i.e. money) to make that work and mostly nobody gives a crap.
You've not actually installed any common Linux distro lately—if ever—I'm guessing?
Let me supplement your experience, since it's apparently sadly lacking: Last time I did an openSUSE installation, I had my choice of desktops—KDE 4, KDE 5, Gnome 2, Gnome 3, LXDE, XFCE, Window Maker, and a couple of others. And I could have added a KDE 3 repo and installed that as well. Not to mention a blue million themes and add-ons for all of these...
Now... You were saying...?
Damn you! Now I want one of those. :)
Modded down because it's as off-topic as it gets, bonehead.
"Off-topic" means "having nothing to do with the subject at hand". Around here, it's often regarded as an attempt to derail coherent discussion of the subject, as well.
Why can't we have full regular expression searches of files by extension, date created or modified, file type, file contents, or any other file system attribute built in? Is that too much to ask? Instead they offer "advanced query syntax" except it's not all that advanced. Full RegEx support is advanced. Anything less is not worthy of serious computer users.
Seeing that they've done so well with bash, maybe Microsoft can work on a port of KDE to Windows next. Konqueror/Dolphin have had those very capabilities for 10+ years.
Maybe you need to take a ride on the Øresundståget. You'd see about 150 of these "toys" spinning merrily away, just as they've been doing for two decades or more.
As a bonus, you can—or so I hear—buy some really good hash in Christiana and get a pleasant buzz on for the ride back to Malmö and points north, if that's your thing.
Two of my great uncles were killed in the coal mines. My granddad ended up with black lung eventually, even though he only spent about 10 years working there before he got out of Kentucky.
No, but as a European resident, I can say, "We've had these things for 20 years--where've you guys been, anyway?"
Buffoons like you are determine to water down "treason" until the term means nothing any longer. That's as bad as anything the lawyers are doing.
That's an excellent rebuttal that answers every one of his points spot-on.
Go take your meds, Sparky.
I worked in the department next door to Prodigy, at Sears Payment Systems, back in the 80s. They were in the same converted warehouse in Bumfuck, TN.
There are other websites. Perhaps you should go try reading one of them.
Quitting FB is heaps easier. Trust me.
I've voted in Swedish elections several times as a permanent resident.
You also might be interested to know that you do not have to become a US citizen to serve in the US armed forces--permanent residents of the US are also eligible.
I'd suggest you lose your love of circular logic first, though.
Whatever. My point being that one extra letter doesn't mean that you're an immigrant.
Get back to us when you know what a definite article is, Sparky.