Seriously. Calling age a disease is a rhetorical manipulation, divorced from the truth. Clinging to this notion is a form of delusion.
Equivalent fancies would call gravity a form of oppression, or render the second law of thermodynamics a form of theft.
These people need psychologists, not funding. Medical care is already unaffordable in the US, with outcomes similar to Kazakhstan. Quack-science like this is a part of the problem.
Live Free or Die, Bitches!
United Snakes or Divided Fates? It's anyone's guess.
Not until the entire audio layer in Linux works better with more hardware, including pro stuff like Avid, Focusrite, MOTU, etc.
It's still too fussy to get good audio out of Linux. Though I realize it's not entirely the fault of Linux.
It's great for streaming samples, rendering, etc, but not for actually playing or producing audio, without a whole lot of fiddling.
LIFETIME UNEMPLOYMENT... FOREVER!
Seriously. Thank god, that people grow old and die.
What if the foetus hatched a plan, to gestate for eternity?
This is ground-shaking stuff.
People who drink more coffee also have more sex.
It's the sex that kills 'em off. But what a way to go! Buzzed and polished.
Hey! Another guitar/bass builder, on
Especially on a bad, joke comment.
"The influence of Scottish Rite-dominated Freemasonry is shockingly pervasive in American government and culture, particularly in the South. But it has come under attack from some surprising quarters."
by Anton Chaitkin
(The following is the edited text of the speech delivered by Mr. Chaitkin to the Labor Day weekend conference of the Schiller Institute in suburban Washington, D.C.)
There are audit and compliance issues, that will prevent some workloads from EVER going into production, without support for accredited or validated configurations.
Just PCI-DSS is tough enough - if you need to walk a QSA through your homebrew hosts.
Carry On, then...
Greatest Work? English Literature?
LoTR, you fool!
BitCoin, SchmitCoin!
If this is the kind of stunt being pulled off, it a'int no BitCoin that I worry about.
GooglePay from Android phones. There's where you can make your pennyshaving pay big rewards.
I would run over my phone with a truck, before trusting Android with real account information.
Slashdot users are already doing their part
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I've done my part so much that I've made it all red and sore.
Long before there were corporations and governments, there was the strong preying on the weak. Sure these two technologies may stop the tyranny that you are concernned about, but tyranny existed before the modern forms of government and will continue after them. After all, corporations and governments are only as good or evil as the people behind them and these technologies don't do anything to change that.
You're probably right. But it's in our nature to try. And that is a wonderful thing.
Ubiquitous grid-free digital networking, like grid-free power, are really the holy grail.
A lot of the worst problems we face on this planet could be solved with these two technologies if they are allowed to come to fruition.
Institutional poverty, corporate/government tyranny, state-sponsored terrorism and other seemingly intractable problems might really be dealt with if we could have these two things.
And it should be the law: If you use the word `paradigm' without knowing what the dictionary says it means, you go to jail. No exceptions. -- David Jones
