Comment Re: Waiting for the killer app ... (Score 1) 390
What we really need is IPv8, based on IPv4 with a larger address pool and no other irrational changes to the protocol. IPv6 simply adds too much complexity to the system.
What we really need is IPv8, based on IPv4 with a larger address pool and no other irrational changes to the protocol. IPv6 simply adds too much complexity to the system.
The vast majority of IPv6 addresses being assigned aren't routable anyway -- do you really think those random local addresses you gave on your LAN at home can be globally routed from anywhere? Sure, if you get an assignment from your ISP, but do you really want your home alarm system, clock radio and fridge globally routable in the first place?
Why do you believe IPv6 routing is faster than IPv4?
Where is 500 a month a "very low" rate? Around here that's about average.
Oh, right, Southern California. Of course. Meh. Why would anyone voluntarily live there?
The "sex without condom" that you refer to was found to be rape under UK law if proven. I'm not sure many people would consider rape to be a small crime.
The alleged offence... did not occur in the UK and therefore cannot be treated as a criminal offence by the judiciary.
Extradition is nearly always about things that didn't happen in the country that the person is being extradited from*. So are you contesting that extradition is inherently invalid in all circumstances? And, guilty of that or not, he skipped bail which is a 12 month imprisonment offence in the UK.
It is the same as speeding down the highway in Norway, getting a ticket, and then travelling to the Saudi Arabia without paying the fine or appearing in court in lieu of simply paying without protest. The Norwegian government can issue a bench warrant for the speeder and even with an extradition treaty with Saudi Arabia there is no way Saudis can claim speeding is a violation of the law if in fact there are no speed limits in that country. I am not saying there are no speed limits in Saudi Arabia, just using the country as an example.
No it isn't anything like speeding. A criminal act in Norway is alleged. That act would also have been criminal here. We have an extradition treaty with Norway, and they do not have excessive punishments for this crime over there, so we extradite. Simple.
*Gary McKinnon is a shameful counter-example, but at least we decided not to extradite him in the end
Not the text, "just the amount of "nested" quote marks"! It's hard to keep count, but I think we're left with two un-closed quote contexts at the end.
The answer is always bitches.
You mean besides chasing cars?
Oh, I thought you were talking about dog archaeologists, not human archaeologists who study dogs.
At least dog archaeologists would know where all the bones were buried...
Most men and women enjoy mixing, as it happens.
Not when we're between 6 and 11 or so we don't! That's the age when girls have cooties!
WARNING!!! If you are a boy in this age range, you must stay away from these creatures during this time period or you could get cooties, too!
Damn, I didn't know people were so uneducated in serious medical matters like these. Stay safe, citizens!
Do you have any argument to show that the same thing would happen now?
Simply that human nature doesn't change that quickly and the separate facilities will soon be funded inequitably because of that. Show me any time in the past where that hasn't happened instead. I should think the paucity of examples where schools were funded equitably despite race and the huge number of examples where people still act like asshats because of it would convince you.
Both that post, and the article, are talking about attempting to make some correction for an existing imbalance, not reversing the imbalance so it swings the other way.
Unitarian-Universalism.
Expressing any opinion in support of "affirmative action" is trolling, apparently. Now I don't mind if you disagree with me, it's a thorny subject and is definitely wide open for debate, but modding me as a troll is just not cricket. I'm all discussed-out on the actual issue elsewhere, I'm just talking about abuse of moderation here. Hopefuly it gets fixed in meta, but I've not seen the option to metamod for years, is it still even a thing?
Gee, Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore.