Comment Re:Maybe Not (Score 3) 290
seriously if you're trying to get someone arrested/fined/sent to court just because they accidentally bumped into you on the sidewalk, then you have a much bigger issue than they do.
seriously if you're trying to get someone arrested/fined/sent to court just because they accidentally bumped into you on the sidewalk, then you have a much bigger issue than they do.
All Giuliani has actually achieved with this personal attack is to make himself look like even more of a wanker.
So the best way to frustrate them is to aggressively take down every video and communique they post. Lowers the audience they can reach to recruit, and reduces the incentive for them to do more and more extreme acts "to get attention" if it doesn't work.
Now some people will get up in arms about freedom of speech - however, i would point out that the people making these posts are non-citizens, and they certainly don't believe in freedom of speech (or other freedoms).
What would a smart cow do differently?
Not double-post?
Animals are better at communicating when it comes to predator/prey than humans are. They can detect us further away, and flee en masse, same as birds flocking. Or if you're a herd of elephants, just form a circle with heads out and say the equivalent of "do you really want a piece of this"? For most of our human's existence, we were scavengers, same as the vulture and the hyena, because we couldn't compete.
Any group of humans that got too large to be sustained in it's area would end up attacking each other. If the group was too large, the energy spent continuously going to new foraging grounds would be more than the return, so again, they would turn on each other. Yes, I mean Donner Party style. We still see indications of this today, because humans are more aggressive towards each other than towards other animals. It's a survival trait, because the existence of too many humans in one group until recently always meant starvation.
If we learned anything from The Hitchhiker's Guide, it is that the mice are the supreme species on earth.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L...
What's the point of injecting inferior genes into their brains?
On a more serious note, it will probably be a long time before genetic science can safely determine the source of intelligence or any way to manipulate it. And a long time beyond that to overcome social and legal impediments to using the knowledge in any practical way. Expect to be just as dumb as you are for the rest of your life.
"I'm pretty sure all regulations are available on the internet."
You may find it interesting that the Municipal Code for my current city, and probably yours, is a copyrighted document prepared by a private company. Illegal for you to make a copy without paying them. Our city doesn't have the resources to create such a document. The publisher is able to create a generic municipal code and then make minor alterations for individual cities.
I worked for the private law firm that wrote the Chicago municipal code. The attorney whose name appeared as author was simply the head of a committee, but he had connections and got all the credit. That was a merger of private/public cooperation long ago that probably was beneficial to the City and lucrative for my boss.
Ownership of the law, in written form, will be more commercialized over time. Slashdot readers are pushing for scientific journals to be more 'open'
"Ask Slashdot: How Can Technology Improve the Judicial System?" - this is it.
Take your eyeglasses off (they’re assistive technology) and see how easy it is to use a website or interface. Try surfing the web with your eyes closed while a web page is read aloud to you. Or, enlarge your fonts to 3× their normal size, crank down the contrast and brightness on your monitor, and only use your thumb on your non-dominant hand. For many people, there is no other way to interact with the web.
Ohio State University and Deque University are supporting the development of an accessible UI for the MODX CMS. With this backing, the team behind the open source web content management system and framework has started a project to make the MODX Revolution back-end Manager fully accessible for people who use assisitive devices and technologies for accessing the web. While MODX can be used to build accessible websites, its back-end Manager UI was never designed to be accessible.
Work has started and progress can be seen at the project's github repository. MODX users are able to install the in-progress admin interface theme for testing and to provide feedback to the project developers. Personally, I've installed it and use it as it's developed at this point, and already find it much easier on my failing eyesight.
Key alterations being made include:
You must realize that the computer has it in for you. The irrefutable proof of this is that the computer always does what you tell it to do.