In other news, resource management isn't a programming issue, because you don't know who is going to try and run the program on a system you didn't intend it for.
They'd rather beat the rap on technicalities than have the cops file resisting arrest or failure to stop.
I'm not so sure about that- some 1%ers have a special patch that "signifies that the wearer has fought law enforcement on arrest". It's a badge of honor equivalent to a military medal.
I agree they're not stupid, but they can certainly be unpredictable.
The question isn't whether they want to enforce it, it's whether they want to start a war with a motorcycle club, which is probably better armed and more dedicated to fighting back.
Of course, it appears that they have started the war with the recent arrests, so we'll see if they finish what they started.
Besides, I used to hang out with a social circle that could be described as above, and they were skateboarders, not gang members. The only law breaking they did was trespassing, and they were harassed by cops for vandalism, drugs, and other things that they'd never even considered doing.
Anyway the bottom line is yes, the police could force the Mongols to take the patches off. I think it is a good tactic. They should use it on the other biker 'organizations' too. They're all a bunch of scum bags... though not quite as bad as corporate lawyers.
If they're doing something illegal, arrest them for that. There's nothing wrong or illegal about wearing a Hells Angels patch, a swastika, or a crucifix. As soon as they are illegal, we are all fucked.
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In other news, resource management isn't a programming issue, because you don't know who is going to try and run the program on a system you didn't intend it for.
In other news, Twitter has been awfully quiet lately.
Seriously, you'd think a psych professor would understand chromotherapy.
If you do it, doesn't that disqualify our current president from his job?
Never liked Texans much anyways.
"Pirating" rather than "Infringing copyright" has been used in court for some time. I'm not really sure what you're asking.
The storm botnet contained between 1 and 50 million hosts last fall. I'd suggest hanging onto the tinfoil hat for a little while.
You should totally go tell them.
Maybe they're not astroturfers. Maybe you're just annoying.
No, I just plug it into itself.
I find it amusing that we geeks can be so anal retentive about redundancy, spelling and grammar, then invent words like "boxen" and "borked".
Browser exploits come out daily, and they can get in and out the firewall. The firewall is nice, but it won't save you.
Slirpie is my favorite.
Thanks for not posting that anonymously. I'll send a biker over to explain it to you in more detail.
Don't worry, I'll only send one.
Witches existed too, probably on about the same scale- the number of accused to actual witches probably isn't too far of that of Communists.
But that wasn't really the point. The point is that they both should have been constitutionally protected, and were not.
You don't seem to know much about them. The Hells Angels are also a copy, ironically of the Pissed off Bastards of Bloomington
Done and done
(Yes, I'm aware that it was removed for other reasons and that it wasn't in the US. It's still funny)
They'd rather beat the rap on technicalities than have the cops file resisting arrest or failure to stop.
I'm not so sure about that- some 1%ers have a special patch that "signifies that the wearer has fought law enforcement on arrest". It's a badge of honor equivalent to a military medal.
I agree they're not stupid, but they can certainly be unpredictable.
The question isn't whether they want to enforce it, it's whether they want to start a war with a motorcycle club, which is probably better armed and more dedicated to fighting back.
Of course, it appears that they have started the war with the recent arrests, so we'll see if they finish what they started.
Translation: You hung out with gang bangers.
Does that make his point less true?
Besides, I used to hang out with a social circle that could be described as above, and they were skateboarders, not gang members. The only law breaking they did was trespassing, and they were harassed by cops for vandalism, drugs, and other things that they'd never even considered doing.
Out of curiosity, do you know if the Indiana Jones movies are allowed?
Anyway the bottom line is yes, the police could force the Mongols to take the patches off. I think it is a good tactic. They should use it on the other biker 'organizations' too. They're all a bunch of scum bags... though not quite as bad as corporate lawyers.
If they're doing something illegal, arrest them for that. There's nothing wrong or illegal about wearing a Hells Angels patch, a swastika, or a crucifix. As soon as they are illegal, we are all fucked.
So, if you affiliate with them, you are, in fact, affiliating yourself with people KNOWN for illegal acts.
That's not illegal. I never got arrested for wearing a "Free Kevin" t-shirt.
Wow, you really don't understand outlaw motorcycle clubs. You wear their colors, you'll get your ass kicked, at best.
Not even the members' girlfriends get to wear the colors.
I pledge to pirate 3 times as much, to make up for you slackers.
Somebody mod parent down. It obviously wouldn't work.
as a democracy, the government PREtends to follow the will of the people
There, fixed that for you.