Well, clearly, it's not the irresponsible gun owner but the Evil Game Industry that is at fault here for making toys that look like the kind of gun a parent would leave lying around near his kid.
Clearly, if we just ban video games, nobody would get shot! Doesn't it make perfect sense?
the same abbreviational logic that turned "binary digit" into "bit" turned "trinary digit" into "tit." This nomenclatural error set computing back nearly three hundred years, and two entire generations of promising computer scientists were lost trying to keep abreast of bad puns.
I like to think that my users would remember the error that caused them to get a swift kick in the balls. And if they forgot it anyhow, I could always help them reproduce it.
That is indeed a tempting thought. Maybe get one of these.
one asking Apple to commit publicly to greenhouse gas reduction goals and to publish a formal sustainability report; another proposing that Apple's board establish a sustainability committee. These proposals were rejected by shareholders
Shareholders Care More About Bottom Line Than Environment.
The biggest joke here that he's trying to censor himself using client-side scripts.
But it does show how the "content-control" people think. They're the ones who try to block right-clicking and text selection. In their ideal world, the "content provider" controls the information right up to the moment it enters the "consumer's" eyeballs, and beyond. The digital age and lossless reproduction of information is their greatest nightmare.
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Or in the words of Kennedy, "Ich bin ein Anonymer."
Why would they need to deny that? It's a documentary, that's the point.
Hey, I got an idea: If they renamed themselves to WHAA, they'd fit right in with the rest of the litigious copyright posse!
Just nuke it from orbit.
We're all going to die in 1.5 million years!
Burn out your retina FOR SCIENCE! :P
When SkyNet comes, we will know how to fight it!
If a server can't cope with being linked to on Slashdot, it is not suitable for serving a social network site.
Well, clearly, it's not the irresponsible gun owner but the Evil Game Industry that is at fault here for making toys that look like the kind of gun a parent would leave lying around near his kid.
Clearly, if we just ban video games, nobody would get shot! Doesn't it make perfect sense?
Tuesday afternoon. :P
As Howard Tayler of Schlock Mercenary notes,
... didn't this just happen to Wikileaks?
And here I thought at least a few seconds of those three years went into actually reviewing the validity of the patent claims.
This explains a few things.
Oh yeah... good times, good times.
...that is utterly worthless to boot.
Well, try to tell them that about 1984.
Depending on the pixel size and the quality of the scanner, that shouldn't be a problem.
In any case, this is probably a better idea than storing it on RFID for the obvious security reasons... paper isn't long-range readable.
That'd be like getting an environmental surcharge on riding a bicycle.
(But hey, I'm tempted to agree with taxing IE/Outlook.)
"Facebook Suggestions:
Reconnect with Osama.
[Send him a cruise missile!]"
Using your market share to make your product better?
It's not the same as what Microsoft has been doing, ie. using their market share on some products to force their other products onto their customers.
That is indeed a tempting thought. Maybe get one of these.
Shareholders Care More About Bottom Line Than Environment.
Film at 11.
They should make an effort to get at least NINE sixes. Or more.
Slashdot has done it again!
The biggest joke here that he's trying to censor himself using client-side scripts.
But it does show how the "content-control" people think. They're the ones who try to block right-clicking and text selection. In their ideal world, the "content provider" controls the information right up to the moment it enters the "consumer's" eyeballs, and beyond. The digital age and lossless reproduction of information is their greatest nightmare.