Comment Re:Sounds like a plan (Score 1) 142
Yeah, but their security polocies aren't very good and getting C&A'd has proven to be nearly impossible...
Yeah, but their security polocies aren't very good and getting C&A'd has proven to be nearly impossible...
I'm thinking the court room comment for that is:
Leads to speculation...
no?
How am I responsible for others action? I could document how to build, place and detonate a explosive device, but I don't believe that makes me responsible for the actions of another individual using those documents to commit a crime, at least in the U.S.
Not true in Sweden?
So, based on 12 mos, to 10 mos, and 4.5 => 6.5. I'd rather do 16 1/2 months and not give them a dime.
I'm sure that's not a real option...
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By the way, who gets the money (besides the lawyers)? Sweden, or the *IAA?
I've heard of this great tool, 2BDB2, which may be able to assist.
You should check into it...
I'm going to answer your question with a question.
What exactly is it you care about?
Since ext4 meets 'your' needs - why continue developeing anything. Close up shop, we're done here...
More rhetoric...
66 percent criminal trials (47 percent felony crimes plus 19 percent misdemeanor crimes)
31 percent civil trials
4 percent other
You can try and "justify" your lack of responsibility to civic duties, but facts speak for themselves.
Bzzt, wrong
It is his jury, he has at least a 50% stake in picking it...
I'm calling bull on your rhetoric:
Average daily juror pay: $22 (approximately 25 percent of daily per capita income), Average length of jury trial: five days for criminal trials, four days for civil trials, Average length of jury deliberations: four hours for both criminal and civil trials
Data is from 2009
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Step up and be an American!
"indefinite length of time", really?
If you're so bad with managing your money that a few days out of work would bankrupt you, I wouldn't want you on a jury anyway...
It's a "joke" because good people don't serve, not because the process is bad...
Money is, in my opinion, the poorest excuse...
Oh man, don't you know!
We don't use relational databases anymore. They don't scale
I hope you, and others that "dodge" jury duty, get into legal trouble soon!
So you too can be judged by the "unfortunate ones" of the world that weren't "smart enough" to get out of jury duty. You know, the illiterate morons that end up finding the innocent guilty, and the guilty innocent...
Why do you feel it's ok to take an essential part of the civic infrastructure for granted?
For $200...
Honestly, I mis-read your statement to mean that there was a way to bypass the lock.
I agree with your statement, but have no way of correcting the original post...
Apology offered
Not even. You could just check out the last revision checked in on the due date. Subsequent revisions wouldn't even matter.
That statement is proof that you don't know how to admin a repository...
Using and administration are two very different things
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it." - Bert Lantz