Comment Re:Too little too late (Score 1) 346
But how do you survive without a Start menu?
But how do you survive without a Start menu?
ADS-B transponders start at $2500.
The American dream was the idea that equal under the law individuals could pursue their own happiness on their own terms, where apart from regulating criminal conduct, government wouldn't have any authority to stop the individuals from attempting to build their own lives and businesses the way they saw fit.
Granted, things weren't so great if you were non-white*, didn't own land, or lacked a penis... But aside from that huge majority of the population everyone was treated equally.
*including those dirty Irish.
If you want to deliver dimethylmercury by drone there are even more regulations... This is INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM SLAVERY!
If your ideas had any merit the free market would recognize that and corporations would pay you large piles of rhodium to write them down. Clearly they don't.
Gone are the days, when pursuit of happiness was understood as a natural right granted to each human being not by their government, but by the Creator.
Which days were those?
Downloading a free copy of Visual Studio Express is "an extremely complex barrier"?
Voyager I and 2 still going in interstellar space over fourteen light years away from Earth.
Voyager I is 127.6 AU away from Earth which is closer to 0.002 light years.
Human society MUST NOT be free. It must only be sold at fair market value.
I find that a group of novices is just fine to work with as long as there is somebody with enough experience to guide them (in this case that somebody being myself)
Nobody sticks around longer than a week, huh?
They're not sockpuppets. They're merely "backup accounts".
I will repeat
Yes, we certainly don't doubt that.
I hear gold is going to be $10,000/oz...
Fucking government. They keep stealing my rhodium via direct taxes and all other indirect taxes (business regulations) and the tax of inflation.
The government is just hating on your gains, bro.
No homo.
The number of UNIX installations has grown to 10, with more expected. -- The Unix Programmer's Manual, 2nd Edition, June 1972
