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oiuytuikolikuhy
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Comment #2040058
>but it took a whole minute to boot up (Win-NT) Wow - my w2k server takes about a minute to even start loading windows. It spends half that time giving me copyright info about the …
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Comment #2039530
Numerous paper's on ross's page http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/Papers/wcf.html
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Comment #2039411
>because there is nothing written down to refer to as a 'base Except for 1000 years of legal precedence
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Comment #2039407
Canada just stopped doing this to juvenile offenders this year! Although it did stop doing it to RCMP recruits in the 70s
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Comment #2039383
If the secret that they lost got out - wouldn't it harm the morale of US forces from the south? and therefore treason
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Comment #2039247
Presumably somebody is now going to be charged with rape - for releasing classified US army information
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Comment #2039243
2 decades earlier they prosecuted people who reported ATM losses for fraud - because ATMs were perfectly secure.
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Comment #2039204
If one of the smartest computer security guys was prepared to do all this work and throw lots of expensive experts (well grad students) at finding your bugs - would you: 1, Send de…
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Comment #2039064
Take the distribution for any other religion and only include those who live in a few major east coast cities. So include 'christians' who are executives in NY but ignore all the o…
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Comment #2039053
No - with current policies you are only letting in people with very highly paid jobs. It's like claiming that flying first class makes people hungry for success - because everybody…
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Comment #2039046
Because there haven't been generations of poor Hindu immigrants who are now working in gas stations. Hindu immigrants are all fairly recent and with current immigration policies on…
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Comment #2038221
Not really thinking creatively though. Why replace children in a chinese sweatshopa earning 80c an hour with prisoners being paid $1 hour. Wouldn't it be more profitable to replace…
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Comment #2036395
Almost all trade deficits are deceptive. in general imports are very carefully monitored - since they are taxed - while exports, especially invisible earnings, are very approximate…
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Comment #2033601
They did follow due process. An industry body bought off some politicians who passed a law making attacks on their business model a matter of national security. That's been standar…