Is Google even allowed to pursue such an undertaking? What's to stop the NSA from requiring access by design? It's not as if Google could say anything about it if this were the case.
Either the OP wants Adobe Creative suite or is complaining that something like this isn't freely available in a modified Ubutntu install out-of-the box. Who else would redefine "creative" in this way?
Oh, sorry. When you read this, somewhere in the first part of my post I actually mean that "Pickle Juice" means that I am talking about not expressing yourself accurately and you need to read an article just to see how some prat has redifined a word or phrase that most people would assume means something else.
Since when does creative = audio & visual pursuits only. Why isn't the title simply something like "ultimate audio-visual os" say what you mean. mean what you say.
What about the seven federal law-enforcement applicants and two government contractors with security clearances that Dixon trained? What about the two undercover agents that can no longer be trusted, now that they know the secrets of how to bypass polygraph tests (the can no longer be trusted). What are their fates?
Why can't MS and Google publish "metadata" on the number of FISA requests and number of accounts requested? If it is good for the goose, it's good for the gander.
Tar Paradox: "All living things are made of organic matter, but if you add energy such as heat or light to organic molecules and leave them to themselves, they don't create life. Instead, they turn into something more like tar, oil or asphalt."
I guess they have never been to a greenhouse? Organic molecules, heat, light....hmmm. Plants love that.
Molybdenum doesn't require free molecular oxygen to oxidize. It can steal the oxygen from other sources. By the way, when did molybdenum become crucial for life? Did the earliest life require it? I would like to see some proof here.
Apparently Australian restaurateurs do not do research before proposing the old and worthless. Why stop there. How about a keyboard with a key for every commonly used group of characters?
The people that wrote the Constitution and the Bill of Rights thought enough of the 5th amendment to include it for a reason---specifically protection against self-incrimination was directly related to the question of torture for extracting information and confessions. Since the time of the founding fathers, the need for the 5th amendment has only increased. Maybe the OP should watch James Duane's video about the fifth amendment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc
Bad documentation is not the only problem. I keep noticing LAZY developers and developers that could not write a "hello world" example without the aid of Experts Exchange.
Is Google even allowed to pursue such an undertaking? What's to stop the NSA from requiring access by design? It's not as if Google could say anything about it if this were the case.
Does this include subpoenas and disavowed backdoors for the NSA?
I will believe it when it really gets tested.
Either the OP wants Adobe Creative suite or is complaining that something like this isn't freely available in a modified Ubutntu install out-of-the box.
Who else would redefine "creative" in this way?
Oh, sorry. When you read this, somewhere in the first part of my post I actually mean that "Pickle Juice" means that I am talking about not expressing yourself accurately and you need to read an article just to see how some prat has redifined a word or phrase that most people would assume means something else.
"Slashdot at it's worst" indeed!
Since when does creative = audio & visual pursuits only.
Why isn't the title simply something like "ultimate audio-visual os"
say what you mean. mean what you say.
What about the seven federal law-enforcement applicants and two government contractors with security clearances that Dixon trained? What about the two undercover agents that can no longer be trusted, now that they know the secrets of how to bypass polygraph tests (the can no longer be trusted). What are their fates?
Why can't MS and Google publish "metadata" on the number of FISA requests and number of accounts requested?
If it is good for the goose, it's good for the gander.
Tar Paradox:
"All living things are made of organic matter, but if you add energy such as heat or light to organic molecules and leave them to themselves, they don't create life. Instead, they turn into something more like tar, oil or asphalt."
I guess they have never been to a greenhouse? Organic molecules, heat, light....hmmm. Plants love that.
So, was the molybdenum oxidized BEFORE it streaked through the oxygen-rich atmosphere?
His pet theory is just that...a theory.
Molybdenum doesn't require free molecular oxygen to oxidize. It can steal the oxygen from other sources.
By the way, when did molybdenum become crucial for life? Did the earliest life require it? I would like to see some proof here.
The USPTO cannot change the law of the land. That's what Congress is for.
This will amount to nothing.
Perhaps some good can come of this---harnessing the power of the authors of the constitution as they spin in their graves.
It's probably just a buffer overrun on the Prism-Google interface.
If only clouds had metadata.
Apparently Australian restaurateurs do not do research before proposing the old and worthless.
Why stop there. How about a keyboard with a key for every commonly used group of characters?
Where's my damn schwa key?
Ok. He had his 15 minutes of fame.
Can we move on to more important things---like just about anything else?
The people that wrote the Constitution and the Bill of Rights thought enough of the 5th amendment to include it for a reason---specifically protection against self-incrimination was directly related to the question of torture for extracting information and confessions. Since the time of the founding fathers, the need for the 5th amendment has only increased.
Maybe the OP should watch James Duane's video about the fifth amendment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc
I would call this error a "Rogoff & Reinhart", as they were the ones that fat-fingered in the first place.
That's just sad.
Did Steve Ballmer have a stroke?
And you think this is limited to tech companies?
Maybe more rational thinking is returning to the Big M.
Now, if only they would rethink the Windows 8 mess on desktops.
Elvis is dead.
Microsoft is not the reason why Linux has problems.
Mr. Rogers was not a Navy Seal.
Why isn't it a UFO? I guess Project Bluebook isn't under DHS's umbrella?
Bad documentation is not the only problem. I keep noticing LAZY developers and developers that could not write a "hello world" example without the aid of Experts Exchange.
Or a way to show the Board and stockholders that they are making "significant changes".