Comment Loss of Face (Score 1) 52
A little bit of finesse and you can cause a massive loss of face. That will get a chinaman's attention.
A little bit of finesse and you can cause a massive loss of face. That will get a chinaman's attention.
Under normal living-room conditions, you need a side-by-size comparison to tell 720p from 1080p. Anything more is just a gimmick.
...depends on the size of the set.
Laws aren't meant to stop things from happening.
They provide deterrence to certain behavior by providing negative consequences.
If this law can teach them how to behave in a civil manner
It can't. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.
Just like gravity causes two objects to attract each other, right up until some fellow shows the force sometimes repels.
Yes.
Here's the cliff notes version:
EPR = ER is true if Podolsky equals 1.
You don't understand Karma.
The victim deserves whatever you do to them. For actions in previous lives. They are at -1 to start, because Karma.
But in that case, what's the advantage of implanting it?
It gives the powerful yet another way to assert their dominance over the less so. And because the powerful are only so because of a system that backs their baseless claims of superiority, and can only continue as long as the powerless keep buying the lie, new ways to propagandize are always needed. All the little ritualistic humiliations society is so fond of, from drug tests to getting groped by the TSA, ultimately come down to the same message: "you are nothing and must obey your masters."
It's a sick, if fascinating, game. It's also one that can't go on forever, since effecively crippling people cripples their society too, yet that society still contains a very strong cultral leftover from feudalism. So what we really have here is a narrative of equality fighting a narrative of hierarchy, leading to very confused people doing completely irrational things - like wiretapping everyone in the name of freedom - without really understanding why.
Services are easily manageable.
A bunch of us who actually manage systems tend to disagree.
Hundreds of DOS ini files, having to compile things instead of just modding a script, and not being able to step through a startup or shutdown process is not what we all consider easily manageable.
If it really were easily manageable, it would not have caught so much flak.
Sometimes you're the octopus, sometimes you're the girl.
Pink Floyd's first studio album is close to 50 years old. Bootlegs of their early gigs are often included in unauthorized box sets and some of them are now 50 years old. Yes, many old recordings are still bringing in buttloads of revenue.
Old programmers never die, they just hit account block limit.