So what is YOUR stance on abortion? OK, maybe the right-wingers could buy that a few cells can't feel pain and it isn't murder (in theory) instead of a "from conception" stance. But if the baby has a heartbeat and brainwaves do you still believe it's not murder? Would you settle abortion once and for all with a "no-pain" limitation on the part of the baby?
If not, and your stance is, "until born" then your stance is every bit as non-scientific, non-evidence-based as theirs.
This. I don't care what party you believe in or how you were raised, the simple fact is that anyone involved in NSA spying needs to go. They've sold the internet, the greatest communication device ever created, down the tubes. (No pun intended.) Anyone that is looking out for a corporation instead of you needs to go. Anyone playing dirty politics instead of solving problems needs to go.
You can't mine bitcoins with GPU (only altcoins) and Mt. Gox only took bitcoins. And the price of bitcoin has risen since Mt. Gox fell. So I don't see your argument at all.
We had textbooks growing up in junior high and high school. The math ones were generally excellent. The English were pretty good at exposing you to a wide variety of documents from a wide range of popular sources (everything from the Bible to Shakespeare to Robert Frost and ee cummings to Mark Twain and The Twilight Zone and everything in between).
The history textbooks were poor, giving a complete oversimplification of everything and completely devoid of the religious underpinnings of most of medieval Europe's conflicts. Not to mention they were boring and focused on vocabulary words instead of what was actually happening.
The science books SEEMED good. But if you read them today you would see that they were 50% wrong. I would guess that today's science books are equally worthless, just more dogmatic about their own correctness.
Updating books every year might be a detriment to Math and English (because changes would have made them worse and they were kept for a long time for that reason). Science and history COULD be better, but my kids' books in these subjects are even worse than mine were, so I doubt it.
I like the ribbon for one reason only. You can apply 5-6 settings at once and get a visual image of what it's going to look like. That saves a lot of time vs previous Office versions.
And 8 has code that 7 doesn't have. There is a HIGH degree of likelihood that most bugs would be in the new code, the code not shared by 7, which has been well-tested for years.
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Yeah, those jerks must like quality or something.
Amazon combined with the PriceBlink plugin which tells me when someone else has it cheaper.
The more evil they are, the more I punish them by lack of patronage. If everyone did this, all corporations would be good.
No. But apparently they give you The Lego Movie.
And here is how it works: https://github.com/M66B/XPriva...
Actually, somebody posted it below: http://repo.xposed.info/module...
Then load the XPrivacy module. The thread is here: http://forum.xda-developers.co...
This will never exist without root, but it sounds really fun.
But the marketing department put it in the Agile Tracker and the PM told me I'd be fired if I didn't move that box....
I'm sorry.
What you just described is probably superior to 90% of Congress if you described them.
Well spoken. It's almost as if we need a new 3rd party that's simply "by the people, for the people" and ignores everything else.
"not as good at gerrymandering"
You obviously haven't seen California's maps.
So what is YOUR stance on abortion? OK, maybe the right-wingers could buy that a few cells can't feel pain and it isn't murder (in theory) instead of a "from conception" stance. But if the baby has a heartbeat and brainwaves do you still believe it's not murder? Would you settle abortion once and for all with a "no-pain" limitation on the part of the baby?
If not, and your stance is, "until born" then your stance is every bit as non-scientific, non-evidence-based as theirs.
This. I don't care what party you believe in or how you were raised, the simple fact is that anyone involved in NSA spying needs to go. They've sold the internet, the greatest communication device ever created, down the tubes. (No pun intended.) Anyone that is looking out for a corporation instead of you needs to go. Anyone playing dirty politics instead of solving problems needs to go.
I agree. Anyone voting for an incumbent not named Wyden, Udall, etc. needs to have their heads checked.
You can't mine bitcoins with GPU (only altcoins) and Mt. Gox only took bitcoins. And the price of bitcoin has risen since Mt. Gox fell. So I don't see your argument at all.
Not if you have a wired connection to your WiFi router it's not.
They do this on my router that I own personally that doesn't have WiFi capability at all?
Wow! They're better than I thought!
We have a ton of idiots in California, but ours is: www.dmv.ca.gov
Well. All you guys DID start squatting on OUR Arpanet...
It was done because everyone calls America "US" already. And "UK" is extremely clear where "GB" could be Gambia or something.
We had textbooks growing up in junior high and high school. The math ones were generally excellent. The English were pretty good at exposing you to a wide variety of documents from a wide range of popular sources (everything from the Bible to Shakespeare to Robert Frost and ee cummings to Mark Twain and The Twilight Zone and everything in between).
The history textbooks were poor, giving a complete oversimplification of everything and completely devoid of the religious underpinnings of most of medieval Europe's conflicts. Not to mention they were boring and focused on vocabulary words instead of what was actually happening.
The science books SEEMED good. But if you read them today you would see that they were 50% wrong. I would guess that today's science books are equally worthless, just more dogmatic about their own correctness.
Updating books every year might be a detriment to Math and English (because changes would have made them worse and they were kept for a long time for that reason). Science and history COULD be better, but my kids' books in these subjects are even worse than mine were, so I doubt it.
It's Canada, not the US.
Bitcoin processors are basically offering virtually free transactions.
I like the ribbon for one reason only. You can apply 5-6 settings at once and get a visual image of what it's going to look like. That saves a lot of time vs previous Office versions.
And 8 has code that 7 doesn't have. There is a HIGH degree of likelihood that most bugs would be in the new code, the code not shared by 7, which has been well-tested for years.