The graciousness and politeness of the losing side. Their statements of congratulations are certainly not what you'd see from the religious right here in the U.S.
"Religious Right" in the USA is a euphemism for "sex obsessed control freaks".
You can only TAKE a selfie of yourself, but you can easily POST someone else's selfie if you understand the technology.
Being a crack addict does not confer knowledge of plant alkaloids or even botany.
Nicely said. I hope you don't mind if I hold on to that one for future use.
Honestly, I don't see a lot of age difference in politician's understanding of tech. Young or old, f they're in politics, they typically don't understand it at all.
I can completely understand the rest of Europes desire to see the UK leave the EU. As a British citizen who finds life in the UK dull, drab, overcrowded and the only respite from the dullness and drabness is the violence and crime caused by the deep social problems confronting the UK, I'm really really glad that its so easy for me to live and work anywhere else in the EU. I can't understand why so many people want to come to the UK, they must be very misguided and misinformed.
Sadly, people like me are almost the only people who actually benefit from the UK being a member of the EU. Oh, me and most of the business leaders in the UK.
If I wanted ritual in my life, I would have become a priest and pursued my career with extreme political ambition so I could vote for the freaking pope.
I guess you've never read an article in your life about mobilizing the voters who are too lazy (or metabolically downtrodden from their Cheetos and Coke diets) to physically show up at a polling station?
Paper is a physical token. Reliably obtaining exactly one unambiguous, untamperable physical token with confidentiality from each adult member of society—the vast majority of which are collected on the same day—hasn't exactly proven to be an easy problem, especially when broadened to include public trust—that every voter understands and believes the process to have all of these properties (to at least a substantial degree).
Electronic voting vastly reduces the complexity on the collection side, but then the tamperability problem looms supreme, but this could almost be solved with enough crypto cleverness, except that the public trust story then requires a tiny bit of numeracy beyond grade six math.
Ritual, however, is accessible to a four-year old.
The same four-year olds who are unfortunately not yet equipped with fully functioning batshit detectors.
I don't want to abolish ritual. I simply want to reduce it to the size where I can drag it into the bathroom and drown it in the bathtub.
Of course he wants your love. He's a surrogate for that real child that you have in cryo-prservation.
...or Teddy Ruxpin.
This seen like yet another idea already done to death probably which tricks and techniques or techniques that are similarly ancient.
More USPTO run amok nonsense...
catatonic
Just kidding -- expect to see an extension without any reform.
Or they'll just say they stopped but keep on doing it.
I'll be astonished if they aren't already doing more than we know about.
exactly. I bet they also had all sorts of contingency plans, and meetings if Scotland voted to leave the UK too.
The USA has military plans to invade Canada, and the UK. and they keep them updated. it is war game scenarios just in case and it makes for easy test cases for new people to think about.
If there is any turbulence or convection in the water, there is nothing to say that they will ever sort.
According to TFA, they are more expensive than the things they replace, so the law probably isn't necessary, they were on their way out anyway.
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.
