No, you're just a troll, the kind of person who is so intimidated by the real world that he has to go on the Internet to prove he's a real man.

Translation: Girls don't like me, so it must be their fault.

People can spend a long time on death row. Punishing those that are guilty of framing an innocent man who faced the death penalty for years might not even possible.

And let's be pretty clear here, most incidents of wrongful imprisonment involve police investigators and prosecutors, both of which are heavily protected against any charges of wrongful imprisonment, malicious prosecution, and the like.

So once again, what happens if an innocent man is executed?

You didn't actually answer the question as to what happens if an innocent man is executed.

We do know that. The CMBR demonstrates thatvery fact.

The Big Bang was not an explosion. It had no epicenter. The entire universe; including space itself, expanded.

It's Microsoft's attempt to blur the line between *nix and Windows, with the hopes that future morons will go "Well, I guess I don't need *nix"

Embrace, extend, extinguish. This is the same Redmond we know and love.

Exactly. Somehow running in console mode has been redefined as not automatically starting EXPLORER.EXE.

I thought the entire intent of SNMP was to create a common management platform.

Why oh why do we have to keep reinventing the wheel here? Well, because Microsoft needs to dominate in any way it can, even if it means imposing its own management tools on other operating systems.

Or use Powershell minimally.

It can't be concise.

Exactly. It's a Windows-only shell, a glue for all the shitty cruft that constitutes the upper layers of the Windows OS.

I use it when I have to, and that's it.

You mean sort of like how people claim Powershell can do something that Bash can't?

The Crusades were fought so that Western European princes could get their hands on the most important trade hub on the planet.

Frankly, if I was king for a day, I would ban all sororities for campuses.

If they had just given us Bash with extensions for handling Windows internals, we'd all be a lot better off. But Microsoft is allergic to the notion of cooperating on toolsets. It has to constantly make Windows special and unique.

But, you know, OBJECTS!!!!!