Comment Re:Not good enough... (Score 1) 330
What's wrong with softcore porn sites? I mean, might as well do it right and go hardcore, but they're working with what they can get away with in the US TV market...
What's wrong with softcore porn sites? I mean, might as well do it right and go hardcore, but they're working with what they can get away with in the US TV market...
X was included after much user bash...err, training. I was tired of "I was working and an error popped up." A few finally got it after many requests and will include what program, what window, what data in the window (or record ID), and what they did just before the red 'X' showed up. The rest I pull from the system-generated error report.
Same. You can only get so many "I clicked X and an error popped up" bug reports with no information beyond that quote in the bug body before you look to a real solution.
Given all it takes is someone to claim "my former significant other scares me and is a threat to my well being" for a judge to issue one and they instantly restrict one's freedom of speech, freedom of travel, and the right to keep and bear arms until otherwise contested (which may be days) they are already a serious threat to freedom. In some locations all it takes is a verbal argument and for one participant to call the cops, regardless of who started it or the facts of the case; only claims made matter.
Since when did running a train on multiple models simultaneously become geeky? I thought that was every mans' dream?
You're assuming other civilizations have overcome the leash holding them to their flying rock. For all we know there's another world just as screwed up as ours with another civilization just as stuck as we are.
You underestimate the level of "don't give a shit" and "I can do what I want" held by most judges. They can and would order the IP blocked just to make sure their orders were followed; other users be damned.
Most people consider him a crackpot, but he's a small-government moderate so many of his positions should be a good compromise for both sides.
Except you have to establish PC BEFORE the search. The "inventory" excuse is BS. I've had the same thing happen to me. They found nothing after tearing my truck apart and mysteriously decided I wasn't a threat and therefore weren't going to arrest me after all (negating the need for an inventory).
And they were "assault weapons" how? Were the fire-select switches visible with an "auto" position? An AR or AK is not an assault weapon unless it has an auto or burst mode. They're no different than a damn hunting rifle with a different case. If I put an Arduino board in a Mac case, can I call it a Mac?
This is funny because I was polled about a new motorcycle using drive-by-wire throttles and computer-controlled ABS brakes. I answered in the negative as well, for the same reason (car locks up wheels and you spin, bike locks wheels and you're screwed).
Interstate commerce. Not commerce in general. It has been abused by claiming that intrastate commerce affects interstate commerce (and thus the Feds can control anything they like), but that's no more constitutional just unchallenged.
Law also says a tomato is a vegetable and not a fruit. Mainly because at one point vegetables were taxed at a higher rate and the more plants classified as veggies, the better for the government. Also not a logical precedent.
Because something coming from an administration of the US government on a very US-centric website won't be in one of about 4 time zones. Something coming from CERN or EU in general is in about 5 time zones. If the event is important enough, it's fairly easy to find out which of those time zones it applies to.
What do you do for a living? What if I told you that you weren't allowed to make a profit? No extras, just a "living" wage. No bonuses, no benefits. How would you feel about that? Would you attempt to be the best you can at your job, or just punch the clock?
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