The government hasn't suppressed anything here, so it doesn't rise to the level of "Constitutional Rights."
Who mentioned the Constitution? The right to free speech exists independently of the Constitution.
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Why go for the cute girl over there when there's Love Plus for DS?
Because until a DS can be interfaced with a Fleshlight there are specific advantages with the real girl.
Now excuse me... I have a project to work on.
Sure, if your attackers will never try to crack any of your users' passwords...
A username could be anything, but root is always root. Disabling the root password means a cracker needs to take the additional step of identifying a valid user account to target. Not a particularly large step, perhaps, but a step nonetheless.
What view? Is there anything in my post that suggested I was trying to promote a particular conclusion, or that I'd even come to one? No.
By meaningful statistics, I mean those based on useful data including, but perhaps not limited to, the variables I mentioned. Stop being a presumptuous twat and address the content of what people say rather than your cynical interpretation of their motives.
They could save even more by changing the font colour to white.
But then some bright spark will suggest they need to order black paper so the white ink will show up, and they'll be out of pocket again.
The shovelware problem is clearly far, far worse on Nintendo platforms. Why is the question...
Nintendo have the best-selling platforms, simple as that. The PlayStation and PS2, as the best-selling consoles of their generations, also spawned heaps of 3rd party shite. Some publishers, such as Midas for example, seem to base their entire business on such titles.
I'm still searching for that elusive hacking app with fancy graphics and controls that's portrayed in all hacking movies.
We should get that woman from CSI to write one in VB.
Flash is a dying technology. The only ones who can't see that are Flash developers who make their paycheck off of it.
And the people who pay them, one would assume.
This is good... Except for the fact that this could be the perfect time to steal one of the school's computers.
Until this story came to light no-one knew of the anti-theft measures the school had taken. Now that the measures have been removed the window of opportunity is no bigger than it was a week ago.
"Simon Singh, author, television presenter and known critic of pseudoscience, is in court today...
Well, given that it is now approaching 9PM in the UK, it is more correct to say Simon Singh was in court today. And so far things look promising – Lord Judge is less than impressed by BCA's case. See http://www.indexoncensorship.org/2010/02/simon-singh-chiropractic-bca-libel-appeal
What I'm concerned about is OS look-and-feel and interface — system bar on the bottom with clock, trash, info on the right, menu on the left
Any distro running GNOME, KDE or XFCE (that is, almost any distro by default) can be easily configured in this manner.
... menu items similar to those of Windows.
For the love of God, no. This is one of the areas where Linux by and large kills Windows in terms of usability. It won't take long for them to appreciate the (mostly) logical grouping of programs in, for instance, Ubuntu's applications menu. The Windows Start menu is a nightmare by comparison.
Are there themes/skins for mainstream distributions instead?
Sure, but I wouldn't recommend them. Whilst I'm all for easing the transition, there's nothing wrong with at least acknowledging that a transition is taking place, so just give them a "normal" GNOME of KDE desktop.
"You don't go out and kick a mad dog. If you have a mad dog with rabies, you take a gun and shoot him." -- Pat Robertson, TV Evangelist, about Muammar Kadhafy
