Comment violence against women (Score 1) 310
so violence against men is socially acceptable?
so violence against men is socially acceptable?
I have literally NO sympathy for complainers that purchase products even knowing ahead of time that they lock you into monoculture that is arbitrarily and completely controlled by a company with a long history of abusing their own customers (e.g. Apple, Microsoft, Sony).
Are they simply meeting the definition of insanity (same action different result) or do they just have such a ridiculously overinflated ego that they seriously expect to be treated better than all the other previously abused customers?
>>> Stephen Hawking's New Speech System Is Free and Open-source
Maybe my boss will take my ideas more seriously when I sound like Stephen Hawking.
...and what will you say when we are in a state where every tiny thing we say, do and think is being continuously monitored and reviewed by the system, and your kids are being arrested for daring to question it?
>> authorizing courts to issue any order necessary to obtain information within their jurisdiction.
Isn't this actually contradictory to the 5th admendment?
>>> I think it would just leave us.
>> I didn't get into programming until college because I was never introduced to the idea that it was something I could just sit down and do
Hmm, I didn't need someone to introduce me to the idea, I just did it.
The problem with a projector for 'everyday' TV is that you need a new bulb (maybe $400) every 3000 hours or so, which is noticeably expensive and inconvenient.
Also, daylight and projectors don't mix well at all, so you often need to substantially darken your viewing room, darkening windows and possibly repainting light walls/ceiling darker, which all has a very low WAF (Wife Acceptance Factor), especially if its the lounge.
No, even in (well-written) C, you don't just use globals everywhere.
For some reason this reminded me of the "Church of Pong" in Neuromancer.
>> There are no C++ public/private protections and all
functions, even secondary ones in the kernel, can be called.
Good luck with ever getting a robust system, or even finding anyone with an actual clue that would want to contribute (a.k.a. waste) their time trying.
Everyone already knows this, whether they want to admit it or not.
The real question is will the US gov ever actually do anything to benefit US workers, or are they already too far under the thumbs of the hi tech companies?
Thankyou. Mine too.
IMHO, the best car is one with NO computer tech or LCD screens in it.
...because "clean politician" is an oxymoron. the politicians avoid pushing restrictions on the NSA in case the NSA leaks the dirt on them.
old diesel?
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