It's carry for no other reason then 'it may be useful' that is banned. Edged tools are not illegal to possess. You can carry chef knives to your cooking class or a machete to the woods, but if you carry a blade for every day task it has to be non-locking and under 3 inch as I understand it. eg: You may not carry your sword to the pub.

If it lock, yes. All fix blade are banned, they consider a locked blade to be the equivalent of a fix blade. Slip join are fine, under 3 inch. eg: Laguiole, sak, spyderco uk.

IANAL. If you travel, buy a knife locally and ask the shop owner about local custom eg: It may be legal but inappropriate. A locally brought knife also make a great travel souvenirs.

You can't debate or find compromise with peoples that believe there is only one true God and that anyone not sharing that faith is wrong and unworthy of life. The only appropriate response to Saudi Arabia is to fuck off.

Nothing is hidden, you can access every part using the gnome terminal. Oh i get it, you need clicky interface with dozen of check box. It turn out that you aren't the 'power user' you thought you were. Enjoy your playskool interface...

But you do it anyway when the consequences of keeping him are worst.

We should remove freedom of religion. Anything acceptable* a religious person or group do is already covered by freedom of expression and assembly. Religion don't need a special case any more then Trekkies; both groups are obsesses with work of fiction.

* the extra right of mutilating babies under freedom of religion is not acceptable.

Christianity did not evolve(eg: listen to the current pope's message for example), we simply mocked the shit out of it. Christianity learn it's place and is no longer a threat to the civilized world. The void its demise left in our societies was left empty on purpose. It is not a opportunity for Islam to take over and we must make that very clear by mocking the shit out of their religion too.

Mesa is the user-space API that talk to the driver. Some driver(eg: nvidia) may provide their own libGL.so, other may use libGL.so from mesa(eg: open source drivers). Also mesa can be use to render in software and even off-screen(eg: batch processing images files or video).

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And so is this. If peoples are not willing to legalize other psychoactive drugs maybe prohibition of alcohol should be brought back to the table until these anti-drugs ass-holes finally get enlightened.

Steam will do much for software freedom, maybe enough to undo all the harm cause by gaming on Wine. Proprietary Internet marketplace will always be proprietary and large choice of popular games on Linux will spread the use of free software. Also it will bring native ports, something Wine never did (eg; native port that link with native libwine was never use with any success).

Exactly, let them try to get a search warrant. After a few denied requests they will learn to not abuse powers. In fact, I doubt they are willing to go further then intimidate peoples with empty threats. When high-school bullies graduate they enrol the police academy...

It was only a matter of time before leak or misuse happen. Sure 'anonymous' also committed a crime here, but the real criminal responsibility lies with the ISP and the Australian government for hoarding data they had no business to collect.

Sorry for the misunderstanding, I thought this was explicit enough in the original message.

That crime was committed by the ISP, who collected the data in the first place, and the state for mandating the data to be stored for 2 years. Anonymous can only be blamed for the embarrassment the ISP suffered and everything else is not their fault. Put the blame where it is due, the ISP and the Australian government should be sued and damage should be paid to the affected customers.