No you're clearly not trolling and one hundred percent correct. Polititians will almost always take the easy option. "All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing."
Why are we allowing people to pass laws on things they completely don't understand? It seems politicians are even worse than children in their propensity to be manipulated with scare tactics. I guess it's the only language they recognize.
They might be getting paid what their market worth is but somehow this doesn't seem fair on a human level. Don't get me wrong, I love global capitalism as much as the next guy. It's just that the divide between rich a poor seems to be getting bigger through unnatural corruption of the system.
That's pretty naive of you. Iran is decades off from the kind of technology you're talking about. The weapons are being placed in those countries because the cold war has had a bit of resurgence lately. Aside from that, I'd be pretty sure that Moscow is already targeting most of Europe anyway.
I did something very similar at my high school. I used something called fasttracker 2 which played the majority of the sound and I overlayed samples and beats by pressing stuff on a MIDI keyboard. There was also a drummer, MC and someone scratching to fill out the sound (and stage) a bit. It was good fun although completely unrehearsed and a bit of an abomination. The highlights being the MC slagging the teachers of the school. It exists on tape to this day somewhere...:P
"In addition to Russia and China, the 10 countries that placed America on the priority watch list were Argentina, Chile, Egypt, India, Israel, Lebanon, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine and Venezuela. Their administrations said it was concerned by a range of issues including a 'deteriorating respect for other nations and generally being a butt munch.'"
the administration said it was concerned by a range of issues including a 'deteriorating protection for patents and copyrights.'
This would carry more weight if the American patent and copyright system wasn't so screwed. Emulating American policy in this regard is probably the last thing the poeple of these countries would want their governments doing.
The kid spent his most formative teengage and young adult years in America. He mostly has an American background. For all intents and purposes he was ingrained with American culture. Get over it.
I still think we could have dual mode processors that have 100% native mode performance with x86 code and on top of that a separate new architecture
That's really an excellent concept. Perhaps it would more flexible to just implement a motherboard with two sockets, one for each architecture. That might be easier than trying to integrate them on to the same chip. This is along the lines of having both PCI and PCIe slots on todays motherboards since we're still in a state of transition with those too. Sign me up for a dozen!
I loved my speccy. Its the first computer I ever used (at age 5) and probably part of the reaosn I'm a software professional now. Manic Miner is still fun to play now and its amazing how you never forget how to get through the first few levels. Like riding a bike...
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Well no, only American companies or those selling in America. I'm sure China won't be too bothered.
Ah the beady eyed troll strikes again. :P
Au contraire!
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No you're clearly not trolling and one hundred percent correct. Polititians will almost always take the easy option. "All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing."
Why are we allowing people to pass laws on things they completely don't understand? It seems politicians are even worse than children in their propensity to be manipulated with scare tactics. I guess it's the only language they recognize.
You honestly think JT has any sort of logical atom in his brain?
Logical Atoms? Yes. Any more complicated structure of which these are comprised? No.
So wait, it blocks P2P sharing, but not BitTorrent, or it only allows legal torrents?
By setting the evil bit on your illegal shit.
Hopefully by now she's moved house and you don't have to worry about slipping up. :)
They might be getting paid what their market worth is but somehow this doesn't seem fair on a human level. Don't get me wrong, I love global capitalism as much as the next guy. It's just that the divide between rich a poor seems to be getting bigger through unnatural corruption of the system.
How can you know this yet? Do you own one?
That's pretty naive of you. Iran is decades off from the kind of technology you're talking about. The weapons are being placed in those countries because the cold war has had a bit of resurgence lately. Aside from that, I'd be pretty sure that Moscow is already targeting most of Europe anyway.
It clearly hasn't been a waste to keep Starcraft going. They've maintained a massive userbase and strong brand loyalty. That's an enormous asset.
Lucky you. Posting biblical stuff usually attracts flamebait, troll and redundant mods.
A stupid name for something.
I did something very similar at my high school. I used something called fasttracker 2 which played the majority of the sound and I overlayed samples and beats by pressing stuff on a MIDI keyboard. There was also a drummer, MC and someone scratching to fill out the sound (and stage) a bit. It was good fun although completely unrehearsed and a bit of an abomination. The highlights being the MC slagging the teachers of the school. It exists on tape to this day somewhere... :P
It should say "Registered Hex Offender".
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Woo! I hope the government maintains a list so we know when an offending neighbour moves in. Then I can go round and borrow his hd-dvd's!
You're new here ar... aww forget it.
"In addition to Russia and China, the 10 countries that placed America on the priority watch list were Argentina, Chile, Egypt, India, Israel, Lebanon, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine and Venezuela. Their administrations said it was concerned by a range of issues including a 'deteriorating respect for other nations and generally being a butt munch.'"
the administration said it was concerned by a range of issues including a 'deteriorating protection for patents and copyrights.'
This would carry more weight if the American patent and copyright system wasn't so screwed. Emulating American policy in this regard is probably the last thing the poeple of these countries would want their governments doing.
Never underestimate the ability of college students to solve a problem like this.
Yah. My little brother is a student and just tunnels hit bittorrent client over http to an external proxy. Job done.
The kid spent his most formative teengage and young adult years in America. He mostly has an American background. For all intents and purposes he was ingrained with American culture. Get over it.
I still think we could have dual mode processors that have 100% native mode performance with x86 code and on top of that a separate new architecture
That's really an excellent concept. Perhaps it would more flexible to just implement a motherboard with two sockets, one for each architecture. That might be easier than trying to integrate them on to the same chip. This is along the lines of having both PCI and PCIe slots on todays motherboards since we're still in a state of transition with those too. Sign me up for a dozen!
/terribly sorry
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Oh dear. Slashies. Got bored of Fark did you?
I loved my speccy. Its the first computer I ever used (at age 5) and probably part of the reaosn I'm a software professional now. Manic Miner is still fun to play now and its amazing how you never forget how to get through the first few levels. Like riding a bike...
Yes I don't why men have such problems just saying those three little letters to each other.