I guess if someone is dumb enough to list "Drug Dealer" as his occupation rather than "Unemployed".
To be worried about the Census Bureau having your name, age and address is stupid, Law Enforcement can already get it from the IRS, SSA, or state DMV databases, and that's just a few and they are likely much more up-to-date than the Census Bureau's data.
Last I checked, no one has to jailbreak their Linux install to run their own applications. You can in fact unpack the source, compile and run just about any software from within ~. One only needs root to install it globally.
Repos generally only provide supported packages and are not a walled-garden. In fact many distros make it trivial to create custom repos.
Except that the longest distance in Great Britain is ~600 miles North to South, that is roughly distance from New York City to Cincinnati. It is still another 2100 miles from Cincinnati to Los Angeles. The amount of coordination required to get all of that escort in place to move nuclear material from coast-to-coast means just about everyone would know when these trucks were moving.
I think it is hilarious that the RIAA has convinced artists that it is the file sharers stealing millions from them all while the record labels play their accounting tricks for "recouping" costs.
We produce plenty of food globally. The problem is distribution.
No. When there is a Republican president, then it was the last Democrat president's fault, even 8 years later. When there is a Democrat president, its his fault.
Considering the way many Americans treat guns, gun should be in
Except using a self-signed cert is as useful as no cert at all. The typical customer is not going to call you to compare the keys to verify that the self-signed cert is legit.
Hmm, I don't think that the (non-US) governments whose countries use those gTLDs were really keen for them to be controlled from the US...
What you are referring to are ccTLDs, which are different from gTLDs. gTLDs are the non-country domains, such as
I don't believe this stills holds true, or if so, it is not enforced. I know for a fact there are many wifi networks within 30 miles of Green Bank and quite a few (if not the vast majority) did not get clearance to have them.
They even made a logo for it.
So instead of just paying attention to whether the batteries are in correctly, they'll have to first pay attention to whether the device matters which way that batteries go.
>>>Always good to see uneducated crazies are all over the world.
Always good to see people who are intolerant of Christians. If you can be tolerant of gays, and tolerant of people speaking ideas you disagree with, why can't you be tolerant of Muslims, Jews, and Christians too? They have as much right to "pursue happiness" as anybody else, even if you disagree with their religious philosophy.
Maybe it's because gays just want to enjoy the same rights that you enjoy; whereas Muslims, Jews and Christians want to remove the rights they feel disagree with their beliefs.
Their right to "pursue happiness" stops when they try to impinges on the rights to pursue happiness by others.
Just wait until they learn about Rule 34.
Umm, no that would be the worst possible outcome. The reason that there is a monopoly on first-class mail is to help the USPS be profitable. The USPS delivers mail to everyone, not just to urban areas with high distribution area. For-profit companies would pick-and-choose their delivery area much like the cable companies as well phone companies do with Internet services.
The higher cost of delivery for rural areas is subsidized by the lower cost of delivery and still costs less than 50 cents for most letters. I think it is unlikely FedEx or UPS could handle the volume the USPS does and make it as low cost for the consumer.
Its wallet shaped; the tighter you clench it, in order to avoid paying claims, the more points you earn.
Never ask two questions in a business letter. The reply will discuss the one you are least interested, and say nothing about the other.
