This is an oft touted claim of conservatives, but it just isn't true. Socialized health care gives far more bang for the buck than privatized. Take a look at how much Americans pay in healthcare costs pro capita (pre-Obamacare if you like, so you won't have that to blame), and compare that with factors like lifespan and health. Columbia pays far more and gets far less precisely because it's so privatized.
The problem is that with a capitalized system, what matters is maximizing profit, and prices will converge at the highest cost the buyers are is willing to pay. When what you pay for is your life and health, the sky is the limit.

Why do Americans go to Canada to buy prescription drugs? Because the free market does not mean lower costs. Rather the opposite.

For Android:
Settings -> Wireless & networks -> Mobile networks -> Access Point Names
Choose "Reset to default" from the menu.

That gives me an empty list.

That's putting the cart before the horse. Before the constitution, civil law was what was in effect. The constitution cannot retroactively change that for the time the declaration of independence was written.

Octopodes are nerdy.
You do not want to offend Cthulhu. That matters.

Those who think that images of women in lingerie are degrading need to visit a therapist. Female sexuality is not degrading.

The shirt is unprofessional. Sexuality is an awkward subject, and bringing it up in the workplace is delicate. Not a subject for t-shirts.

But holy crap I love the response shirt: https://twitter.com/SMLXist/status/532928903778934784/photo/1

No, but without the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution has no legality. It's just pieces of paper you could wipe your ass with if it were softer.
The DOI is the foundation on which the Constitution rests, and from which it derives its powers.

"How hard would it have been to install a bright LED on the top that Rosetta could see from a few km away?"

If you were to drop the LED frequency into the radio spectrum you could reduce the power requirement further.

Yes, I was. Which I consider a part of the constitution, because without the DOI, the constitution is null and void.

And to those who focused on the word "arms", I was not referring to firearms and the 2nd amendment at all - it's our duty to use what means we have to overthrow a despotic government no matter what type of arms we use - whether it's pitchforks, a designer virus, muskets, Internet mobs or beating them to submission with pink teddy bears. The trouble may be to get enough people to agree whether a government is despotic. In my view ruling on despite not having a majority of the eligible voters behind them should qualify.

Wouldn't it be nice if headlines used commas and reflexive pronouns?
Or if there were someone who checked them over before publishing, like a proofreader?

I too read it as using Wikipedia to spread the diseases. Which is, I guess, doable, if logging gene sequences there, which someone else can splice into harmless but compatible bacteria.
Would publishing that kind of information be illegal?

Any GSM phone that is set to full roaming, where it deliberately picks the provider based on signal strength, not provider.

And 911 calls, especially for devices that do not have a provider. When I go hiking, I bring a cell phone without a SIM card, expecting it to work for 911 calls, without anyone being able to contact me. And I expect anything it contacts that identifies as a tower to be able to relay my calls for help.

I think my country, 'Tis of Thee, would be a better and more mellow place if we reverted to the original lyrics to the song..
Our problem is that too many fellow fucking Americans spend time looking for bogeymen instead of entwining the myrtle of Venus with Bacchus' vine.

According to the US constitution, arms is the correct approach to governmental oppression.

But far be it for me to advocate the constitution, because that's illegal...

If they have caused just one 911 call to fail or be delayed, someone needs to be pilloried.
The end does not justify the means.

WTF does this statement have to do in TFS? There cannot possibly be any slashdotters ignorant enough about technology to think that encryption of a device would have any impact on the radio signals?

I really miss /. - where did it go?