You don't need to be paid now for what you expect to give tomorrow.

Though I suspect the correct term for you wouldn't be "shill", it would be "patsy". Although that also carries connotations that you'd probably disavow.

You speak as if you've been missing the news updates for the last two years about the seawater coolant being released back into the ocean.

Or anything else the Clinton administration gave the CIA a deadline of ( what was it? 2014? 2019? 2029? I can't even remember ) to de-classify.

If they get rid of the department, will they still have to serve the Clinton administration's wishes?

By taking it down that was basically admitting that there was something in the posting that was not right to print. His mistake.

So, let's look at this another way out.

By making this statement, the German government is informing the population of people they are legally/politically responsible for, the German people.

So, the German government can release themselves of any responsibility for what happens to you or your information if you're a German using Windows 8.

Does the headline read, "German government bans Windows 8 in Germany"? No.

So, this is similar to the President of the American Psychiatric Association stating to the press that the field of Psychiatry has no idea how psych meds work or what they really "do", that it's all theoretical. Though he stated this in context of an academic rebuttle on a loosely related subject, it was still a statement. And didn't the rate of class action lawsuits against the drug companies over the side effects of psych meds decline to the point where it's been awhile but new drugs are still coming out all the time? Or are we to believe the art was also, coincidentally, perfected at around the same time?

Now the German government is released from responsibility of what happens to you or your computer while you're using Windows 8.

But wait, there's more!

Not only could you no longer hold the German government responsible for protecting you while you use Windows 8 as a German citizen ... *gasp*!

You can't hold the German government responsible for what the German government does to or with your computer as a citizen of *any* country while you're using Windows 8, especially not if you dare to contact a server or client located somewhere in Germany!

Monkeybone On Ice

Perhaps this is why HP has failed to produce their Memristor on time. They, too, had made mention of using something called a "crossbar" schematic to compress the whole thing.

Maybe Tor should write its own OS. It could be specifically purposed so they don't have to worry about telling their users what not to run while also using Tor.

It could be distributed in VM (as an ^- above comment suggested) or on a bootable media.

Tor should just use the vulnerability to scan for Windows users and exclude them necessarily.

After all I'm sure if you ask some people they will say that Windows users were probably how Tor got compromised in the first place.

A little bit late for this, don't you think? Even the ice caps are melting at a "crazy" rate.

i got the order of translation mixed up but same story. The Urdu-led translation trip was second, then led by the Irish, then the Japanese.

First of all, this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMkJuDVJdTw (YouTube)

Second of all:

"Of course you can, just stylometric identification and back home in order to prevent another language is automatically translated prose?" -- (Haitian Creole -> Azerbaijani -> Slovenian -> English ...)

"Not even the same language at home and another stylometric can automatically translated into prose?" -- ( ... Irish -> Hebrew -> Czech -> English ...)

"Not even in the same language and prose automatically translated differently stylometric?" -- ( ... Japanese -> Turkish -> Hmong -> English.)

"However, different stylometric automatically translated prose, and the same language is not it?" -- (... Urdu -> Filipino -> Latin -> English ...)

Depending on who you ask, you seem to have a different "answer" to your question.

Damn if it wasn't several days ago I'd say mod parent up.

The whole part about publicly/semi-publicly (might as well be the same thing in many situations, and oh look there was Krebs himself sitting in the balcony) soliciting blackmail funds really is stupid when you put it plainly.

I was more floored by the fact that Krebs was allowed to tamper with the heroin that was delivered and take those pictures. I can't imagine a single sheriff's department anywhere in America that would find that Kosher. Funny, Krebs' article didn't mention charges of Tampering with evidence. Or, if real drugs were spilled by Krebs while waiting for the Sheriff to arrive, funny no mention of reprimands for Pollution.

If the heroin wasn't even real, Krebs wouldn't have any reason to include that detail in his story. Which, also coincidentally, is tidied up by the Sheriff's missing Herion Durg Testre Kit.

"Hi I'm the Sheriff. What's that? Got Heroin? Hold on! I'll zoom right on out there and NOT BRING MY HERION DURG TESTRE KIT."

"Oh LET ME CHECK MY COLLECTION OF DRUG TESTING KITS. ... HMMMMM ... I DID NOT BRING HERION TEST. Hmm.. what did I come out here for, again? Oh, yeah. THE HEROIN YOU WARNED US MIGHT BE COMING LIKE TWO WEEKS AGO. THAT'S COOL I'LL JUST TAKE THIS WHITE POWDER BACK WITH ME. BYE BYE!"

Lolz. I wonder how much of the entire story is true, at this point...

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Hmpf.

I stand corrected.

Brackin frackin, stupid liberals, actresses, god damn... mumble ... rats, plague ...

And I have to wonder who decides these things.

If you're looking for "processor", Google decides you are also explicitly searching for "motherboard". If you're looking for "broken" Google also explicitly searches for "repair".

Then there's Google explicitly adding in search terms with an assumption might have mis-spelled something. I dunno when they started that but it annoyed the hell out of me on my cell phone the other day. Instead of the usual "did you mean this? I'm searching for this. Click here to search for what you actually asked me to," what it did was search for what I asked and *also* for what it thought I meant, both terms, explicitly.