Service provider has no say, and no ability to intercept.
Yes they can, and will. They will drop all unauthorized protocols, or send them straight to tla.gov. The ISP is an impenetrable wall for all but the most determined with very expensive equipment.
Here's the vacation picture you asked for - followed by 64K of binary.
I guess Poland didn't count.
systemd makes me coffee every morning. hard to give that up.
In fact it makes your coffee twice, reports that it hasn't made it, then your toast won't start because it's waiting for the coffee service; but don't worry, it will be fixed by an incompatible change in the next release.
I believe "A Clockwork Orange" described just the remedy you are thinking about.
Financial repercussions from confinement are not solved with illegal cell phones.
They are when the phone company charges $2.80/minute for collect calls. Oh, and the prison gets a cut, which is the real reason why they crack down on personal cell phones.
Yes this. We already have one agency for climate, why do we have to use nasa for it as well. Oh I know, the grand money grab the thing driving all of the climate research.
Yes. What does building satellites have to do with weather and studying the Earth? oh, wait.
2.2.2.2 is Orange (France Telecom) according to whois data.
Does your system do graceful shutdown when the battery runs low? I spent a week with APC, USB ports and NUT trying to get that to work properly.
Does your system show you a nice display of how many hours of protection it will provide at current power load?
The project is all about standardizing all that proprietary gunk and providing the features that UPS vendors haven't bothered to. As you point out, there are plenty of cheap UPS's. It's nt about cost.
Anything that can be used against government tyranny, such as guns and computers, are considered "arms" and therefore protected by the 2nd Amendment in the U.S. We have a right to bear and maintain these devices.
No. Firmware on your musket prevents you from loading anything but original brand mini-balls.
If we do not have free will, wouldn't that imply that it is wrong to punish people for their crimes? What if we have suffering but not free will?
If we don't have free will then it isn't wrong to punish you, either.
I think, therefore I think.
This argument seems to be: quantum entaglement is weird, and consciousness is weird, so they must be related somehow.
Even getting to the options is optional
That didn't explain anything at all.
Well. It does and it doesn't.
Yes. As a result of this suit the cost of Linux dropped in half!
"Engineering without management is art." -- Jeff Johnson
