Comment No disagreements? (Score 0, Troll) 476
So he's just on his period?
Oh wait, it's just a sensationalist headline.
So he's just on his period?
Oh wait, it's just a sensationalist headline.
If they are trying to do good in a legal way, why does the government need such secrecy?
i.e. If you're not doing anything wrong, what do you have to hide?
Why don't we sentence that student to a picture of a prison.
Finally, a rational response.
One thing I cant understand about this whole thing; how is it possible they blanket label everyone on the receiving end of the hellfire missile as 'enemy combatant' or 'a dog', even if theyre just civilians and or children.
Note to Self: It's very dangerous to be around people associated with groups engaged in acts of violence against the US no matter how justified I feel they may or may not be. I should avoid them, especially at funerals.
Then arms were made for masturbation. Otherwise why would they not be that length? If they were made for punching, they would be very much longer to minimize the risk to oneself from an attacker. Hands were then made for masturbation as well, otherwise why put them at the end of the perfect length of arm?
That's why God made McDonalds.
MsDonalds is the world's largest chain of public toilets.
You are preventing them from engaging in commerce and public life.
It's basically Amish shunning or Hawthorne's Scarlet letter but without the obvious initial "buy in" of joining an extremist religious cult first.
The sacred cow will ensure the precedent is set in general so that it can be applied to YOU next time.
I believe the intent is to prevent pedophile pedators from clandestinely communicating with potential underage prey. However, since sex-offender status is applied to more than just pedophiles, I would think that this is overly broad.
But since creepy and pervy is so creepy and pervy and decent people don't want to be associated with creepy and pervy and doing so may alert law enforcement, I doubt anybody will actually object to this treatment. They basically adopt the "don't do kiddie porn, don't fark teens and kiddies, don't rape or grope anybody and don't expose yourself in public if you want to play online games" attitude.
This is a binary release, with most components statically-linked. Well, there are some system-level dependencies involving video drivers, and OpenGL support in X, but nothing specific to Debian. I suppose that with some tweaking you could use it on any x86-based linux distro. As I told below : it works well on Gentoo, and others have already reported it working on Arch, Mint (maybe Debian itself ?)
Can't see why Suse and Fedora couldn't run this.
Then it would be simple for the devs to release it as a distro-agnostic package and it would not require "tweaking" for anyone. I wonder why they have not done that and still continue to release for Debian/Ubuntu only?
I can't run it on Mageia2 because it doesn't have a current-enough version of glibc. 8(
Debian/Ubuntu are not "Linux", they are several of many distributions of Linux.
Steam will not run on all current major distributions of Lunux, so how can they claim to be "Steam for Linux"?
Are the devs at Steam not skilled enough to develop a distro-agnostic version of their software?
12.04 LTS is the supported version.
But 12.04 LTS is not "Linux", just one Linux distro of many. So why is the story promoting "Steam for Linux" when it is not accurate?
What is your management style?
What are your job priorities?
How do you think I can help you?
Take notes, because none of their answers will be truthful.
I've never heard of this happening to someone buying an Android phone.
Why not 666?
The Mark of the Beast is easy to remember.
Yes, I _am_ an agent of Satan, but the duties are mostly ceremonial.
I imagine it would be technically trivial to simply require that *both* numbers link to emergency services. It would be easy to do, and would make things a lot safer for visitors in either America or Europe who may only be familiar with one or the other.
Easy peasy, and no argument needed.
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Done in one.
My God, both a first post and a reasonable response. What is the world coming to?
But please
I'll try and make the first useful comment of the discussion (so, it has nothing to do with the article).
I've been using Vagrant to manage development VMs. It automates using VirtualBox. There's an example on that homepage:
$ vagrant box add base http://files.vagrantup.com/lucid32.box
Can it handle anything other than Debian-based distros? The web site seems silent on that.
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