biolite's store doesn't work even with scripts enabled (I don't permit google analytics, and a lot of people have designed their sites to fail if you do that, so fuck them sideways) and TFA isn't loading so I guess I won't bother to support either of these incompetents.
Since when did the 1st Amendment (or any of the others not directly inferring government control) mean anything? I think it was probably around 2008.
In other words, it'll be yet another bludgeon being able to be used in court against a husband (or father).
At least it might help hinder the Paparazzi.
OK, so why are we hating on the guy (or girl) who distributed the picture to the Internet?
If someone is given something, they've presumably been given privilege to do with it as they please: masturbate to it, respond to it, share it with friends, share it with the world. Whatever, as long as they don't sell it. That's how these things work.
Don't like it, and don't trust the other person as much as you do a close friend or relative? Sign a contract - presumably goods of some sort are being exchanged, yes? Maybe it's nude pictures for esteem, perhaps.
Or, better yet, follow the following protocol: don't be a slut, or at least be a bit more selective. That goes for guys, too, though obviously there are more women sending nude selfies than guys. If you're going to trust someone, be damn sure they're trustworthy. (You have sex with a condom even when you trust someone enough to let them smear their genitals all over your own, so why not a little precaution with pictures?)
There's so much porn on the Internet at this point that I don't really get the fear. There are so many unnamed boobs on the Internet at this point (not including ACs) it hardly matters.
My last service call from my cable company indicates this isn't always true. I lost my paid cable signal (broadband) because a neighbor messed up some connections while attempting to get free cable.
Well, that guy deserves a [metaphorical] foot in his ass, but it isn't inherently like that.
There's nothing stopping NVIDIA creating a SteamBox using a Tegra with a massive GPU.
There's two things. First, no ARM core would keep up with it. Second, the IP for their massive GPUs is laden with agreeements with assholes like Microsoft.
I lived in a house with six pair to every bedroom back in the nineties, and a Linux server in a garage with a 28.8k CSLIP to scruznet. We installed serial terminals in two of the bedrooms to permit housemates without computers to use the network, over three wires, right next to the phone. At 9600 bps, it worked fine. This was before the widespread web, though.
Stop complaining about the governments collecting information and start collecting information about the government.
The government can waterboard you and throw you in gitmo for taking pictures of military installations. I think your idea is for shit.
Had they presented a down-to-earth, moderate candidate for the election, the Republicans would have won it by a landslide.
And that's why they didn't do that. If they had, they might have won. Instead they did everything they could to throw the election. Gotta follow the script.
But cable TV stole the free broadcast TV signal I once used.
Whatever helps you sleep at night.
Not only is it true, but who fucking cares? It costs the cable company nothing for you to get free cable. It's not theft, it's copyright infringement. I wouldn't pay for the wire to come into my house anyway.
Luckily, that's not what I said. What I'm saying is that the democrats' health care system was laughed out of congress already.
You can't just put Butanol into car engines, not without first replacing all the seals, hoses, and other items that it will eat through.
Maybe not in your muscle car, but any modern car has all synthetic seals anyway, probably viton.
I highly doubt that Vincent Rijmen and Joan Daemen themselves were influenced by the NSA in any way in the design of Rijndael, unless you believe that they influenced all the AES entrants, including Ronald Rivest (RC6) and Bruce Schneier (Twofish). I think the only influence the NSA might have had was in perhaps influencing the NIST selection process that chose Rijndael as the Advanced Encryption Standard.
I doubt it too, but the facts combine to suggest that we should be suspicious anyway. NSA has compromised ciphers. NSA chose this cipher. Therefore, it is best to be suspicious of this cipher.
So in many ways the money the US gives to Israel in aid is actually just part of the US defence research and development budget
It's a lot cheaper than getting personally involved in a holy war.
Before Obamacare was Obamacare it was the republicans' idea. Hilary Clinton promoted a single-payer health care system. Then when it failed they wouldn't let her talk again until she took a bunch of Big Pharma money and got on the bandwagon with all the other assholes. Then we got Obama, the conservative Democrat, to promote the Republicans' health care system. Now they are campaigning against it in order to make it benefit their constituents maximally; not The People, but the corporations which pay for their campaigns, write legislation, etc.
The hardest part of climbing the ladder of success is getting through the crowd at the bottom.
